Xiaomi 5 Swiss Edition
20 km/h, 60 km, 350 W
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I can't give you a link according to our Community guidelines, but you can find it at: XiaomiSKU: C002470001400
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I don't think so. You would have to put it in a garden box. Always load in the dry!
hello Anonymous, there are different speed modes please read the description carefully and study the touch screen accordingly if you press the one off button twice the mode changes to normal or sport etc.
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All details of the warranty services are given directly below the item itself. You will also find our warranty guidelines there.
digitec
9 months ago
It has a rear brake in the form of an electric brake (e-brake). A drum brake is also fitted at the front. The vehicle therefore has a rear brake.
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Our equipment insurance has nothing to do with road regulations, you can find the services covered here:
https://www.digitec.ch/api...
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Yes
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178cm
The e-scooter has a rated power of 350 watts and is approved for use on Swiss roads. This is the Swiss Edition.
digitec
11 months ago
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The e-scooter with a maximum speed of 25 km/h and a motor power of 350 W is not road-legal in Switzerland. Swiss legislation allows a maximum speed of 20 km/h and a maximum motor power of 500 W for road-legal e-scooters. As the maximum speed of 25 km/h is exceeded, this e-scooter may not be ridden on public roads in Switzerland.
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11 months ago
Here's a clear breakdown of the legal situation for this Xiaomi e-scooter in Germany and Switzerland:
Germany
• Not road-approved = Illegal for public roads
• Consequences: Fines up to €70-100 for riding unapproved vehicles, potential confiscation of the scooter
• Where you can ride: Only on private property with owner's permission
Switzerland
• Not road-approved = Illegal for public roads
• Consequences: Fines up to CHF 200, insurance liability issues if involved in accidents
• Where you can ride: Private land only (with explicit permission)
Key Requirements for Legal Use (in countries where approved):
▸ Speed limit: Typically 20 km/h (Germany) or lower
▸ Power limit: Often ≤ 500W (but approval requires specific certifications)
▸ Features: Front/rear lights, dual brakes, bell/horn, and reflectors
Recommendations:
1. Check local laws - Regulations vary by city/country (e.g., Austria/France have different rules)
2. Look for certification marks - In Germany, search for «ABE» (Allgemeine Betriebserlaubnis)
3. Consider alternatives - Xiaomi's Pro 2 model (1S) is road-legal in Germany when properly certified
Important: Riding unapproved e-scooters on public roads invalidates insurance coverage and puts you at legal/financial risk in accidents. Always verify certification status before purchasing or riding.
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digitec
1 year ago
To determine if this e-scooter is suitable for someone who is 194 cm tall and weighs 100 kg, you should consider the scooter's weight capacity and stability. Unfortunately, the specific weight capacity of this model is not provided in the available data. However, most e-scooters are designed to support riders up to 100 kg, but it's crucial to check the manufacturer's specifications for confirmation.
As for locking the e-scooter, many models come with built-in locks or require additional locking accessories. The specific locking mechanism for this model is not detailed in the provided information, so you might need to consult the manufacturer's documentation or contact their support for more details.
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