Is the Amo Mobility Jaunty Pro’s design more style than substance?
Sukhmandeep Kaur 17 January 2025 08:40
In addition, The Jaunty Pro’s sleek and modern looking lines are definitely a selling point, the futuristic look will appeal to those bold young riders. But some users have been critical of Philips' apparent focus on style at the expense of core feature functionality. There is debate on whether the seat is comfortable enough on long rides, whether the headlights are sufficient, and where the controls are most sensibly located. The storage space is also discussed, and if it’s enough for daily use. Some say the design choices make it harder to maintain, while others love the scooter's unique look as a standout in an otherwise crowded market. That has led to a larger discussion about the balance between aesthetics and functionality in electric scooter design, and whether or not manufacturers are focusing on the right features for urban commuters.
Answered by Gaurav 30 November 2024 03:16
The seat gets uncomfortable on rides longer than 30 minutes, but I gotta admit, I love how my Jaunty Pro looks. If only they had put a little more thought into ergonomics.


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