It's all about expectations. But if you're used to riding a high end motorcycle, yeah, the Jaunty Pro will feel a bit underwhelming on rough roads. It's pretty solid, but compared to other e scooters I've tried.

The idea is great, but I worry about what it will do to the batteries over the long term. Are all of them maintained in the same way? How do I avoid getting stuck with a dud? Amo needs to be more transparent about the management of its batteries.

It is a bit of a stretch to call it 'pro'. A good entry level e scooter with some features missing on more advanced models. The app connectivity is really hit or miss, as results will greatly vary between various locations and driving conditions, and the suspension isn't anything to write home about.

I have been using the GPS tracking on my Jaunty Pro as a saviour. The other time I forgot where I parked in a crowded area, the app took me right to it. For me alone, that makes the smart features worth it.

In my experience, the design is actually pretty practical. It’s decent storage for a scooter of this size and I find the control layout intuitive. Plus, it gets a lot of stares at traffic lights!