Quick take
The NAVEE K100 Pro is built for kids and young teens who want the fun of an electric scooter, but still need clear limits. It keeps speed modest, adds parent controlled settings in the NAVEE app, and uses air free inner hollow tires to cut down on flat tire headaches. You also get a rear drum brake, adjustable handlebar heights, and a fast fold that makes storage simple.
If your child needs longer range or stronger hill power, this will feel small. But for short rides on smooth paths, the K100 Pro hits a sweet spot between control, safety, and everyday convenience. If you also want a bigger NAVEE option for rougher rides, you can compare it with this NAVEE XT5 Pro review.
Specs that matter for parents
These are the numbers that shape real use, not just the marketing blurbs.
- Recommended rider age: 6 to 14 years
- Recommended rider height: 115 to 170 cm (3 ft 9 in to 5 ft 7 in)
- Rider load range: 20 to 50 kg (44.1 to 110.2 lb)
- Top speed: up to 16 km/h (9.9 mph)
- Riding modes: Power Assist, Standard, Sport
- Motor rated power: 130 W
- Motor max power: 160 W
- Battery: 55.08 Wh, 21.6 V nominal
- Claimed max range in controlled testing: up to 11 km (about 6.8 miles)
- Full speed range in controlled testing: about 8 km (about 5.0 miles)
- Charge time: about 3.5 hours
- Net weight: 9 kg (19.8 lb)
- Max climbing ability: 5 percent
- Tires: 7 inch air free inner hollow tires
- Brake: rear drum brake
- Water protection: IPX4 rated body, and NAVEE also lists IPX7 protection for the battery compartment
- Folded size: about 894 x 433 x 424 mm (35.31 x 17.05 x 16.69 in)
Who the K100 Pro fits best
The K100 Pro is a kids scooter first. It works best for neighborhood laps, park paths, and short trips where you can keep an eye on things. It is also a smart pick if you care about control more than raw speed.
One detail I really like is the handlebar height range. NAVEE gives you three height positions, so the scooter can grow with your child. That matters a lot in real life, because kids grow fast and posture affects control. When the bars sit too low, kids hunch and wobble. When the bars sit too high, they lose leverage and steering gets sloppy.
It also folds, which sounds basic, but it changes ownership. You will actually take it places if you can fold it quickly and toss it in a trunk.
Ride modes and speed feel
NAVEE includes three modes, and they make the scooter feel more flexible than the small motor suggests.
Power Assist Mode feels like training wheels for throttle control. Your child pushes off, then the scooter helps maintain speed up to the limit. That lets beginners focus on balance, steering, and braking without juggling too much at once.
Standard Mode caps speed at 12 km/h. This is the calm setting for busier paths, family walks, and early practice. It also reduces those sudden surges that can scare new riders.
Sport Mode opens up the full speed, up to 16 km/h. That is still a kid friendly ceiling, but it can feel fast when you ride close to the ground. Older kids usually love it, but you should still treat it like a real vehicle, not a toy.
The best way to use these modes is simple. Start in Power Assist, then move to Standard after a few rides, then unlock Sport once your child brakes smoothly and looks ahead instead of down at the deck.
Range and battery expectations in real life
The K100 Pro uses a 55.08 Wh battery. That is small by adult scooter standards, and that is fine. This scooter is not built for long commutes.
NAVEE lists up to 11 km of range in controlled testing at a steady 12 km/h with a 50 kg load on flat ground. It also lists about 8 km when riding at top speed in controlled testing.
In everyday riding, range can drop. Cold air, rough pavement, frequent stops, and constant hard acceleration all reduce distance. Kids also tend to change speed a lot, so you rarely get perfect conditions.
So what should you expect. Most families will use this for short trips and loops, then charge it often. That is the right mindset. The charge time sits at about 3.5 hours, so you can plug it in after school and ride again later.
NAVEE also lists battery protection features, like overcharge, over discharge, overheating, over current, and short circuit protection. That is standard for modern scooter packs, but it still matters. It helps keep the battery stable over time when you follow basic charging habits.
Tires, comfort, and where it rides best
The K100 Pro uses 7 inch air free inner hollow tires. NAVEE designed them to avoid punctures and reduce maintenance. For parents, this is a huge plus. A flat tire can ruin a weekend, and small wheels make repairs annoying.
Air free tires can feel firmer than pneumatic tires, but the hollow design helps absorb smaller bumps. Still, the K100 Pro rides best on smooth surfaces. NAVEE also describes suitable surfaces like cement or asphalt, with small bumps and narrow crevices only. That matches what you would expect from a small wheel kids scooter.
If your child rides on rough sidewalks, older pavement, or gravel paths, the ride will feel harsher, and the scooter will slow down more often. In that case, you may want a larger wheel model.
Deck grip also matters on a kids scooter because kids shuffle their feet. NAVEE includes a grippy surface, and it also highlights a swappable grip tape concept on the K100 line. That can help keep grip strong over time, and it adds a fun way to refresh the look.
Braking and control
NAVEE uses a rear drum brake. Drum brakes usually deliver smooth, predictable braking and they hold up well with light maintenance. On a kids scooter, that steady feel matters more than aggressive bite.
Still, braking takes practice. Kids often brake late, then squeeze too hard. You can help with a short training routine.
- Practice slow stops first
- Teach your child to look ahead, not down
- Encourage a smooth lever pull, not a quick grab
- Remind them to slow before turns, not during turns
If you want a deeper, step by step approach for safe riding habits, this guide helps a lot. Kids scooter safety guide for 2026.
App controls, lock features, and the display
A big part of the K100 Pro experience sits in the NAVEE app. The key feature is speed limit control. Parents can set limits based on age and skill, so the scooter can stay gentle at the start and open up later.
NAVEE also supports ride data tracking, which can help you spot habits. For example, you may notice frequent hard starts, or rides that push the battery too far from home. It is not about spying. It is about learning and setting smarter rules.
The scooter includes a bright LED screen that shows speed, mode, and battery level. NAVEE also adds playful weather icons when you enable weather features in the app. Kids tend to like this more than adults, but it can still help. It nudges them to notice conditions before they ride.
There is also an app based lock function. It adds basic security, especially for quick stops. It does not replace a physical lock, but it can add a helpful layer.
Lighting and visibility
NAVEE includes RGB ambient lighting on the K100 Pro. It looks fun, and it can help visibility around dusk. But you should still treat it as extra visibility, not a safety solution by itself.
For evening rides, keep it simple.
- Use a proper helmet with good fit
- Add reflective stickers or a reflective vest
- Choose well lit paths
- Avoid wet leaves and slick paint markings
Folding, carrying, and storage
The K100 Pro folds, and it does it in a way that makes sense for daily life. You can fold it for the car, carry it into an apartment, or store it in a closet without wrestling with it.
Folded size lands around 894 x 433 x 424 mm, and the weight is 9 kg. Many adults can carry it easily, and some older kids can help lift it with supervision. It is also a nice fit for families who travel, because a foldable scooter actually gets used more often.
Water resistance and real world use
NAVEE lists an IPX4 rated body, and it also lists IPX7 protection for the battery compartment. That means it can handle light splashes and damp ground better than a scooter with no rating. Even so, wet surfaces still raise risk. Braking distance increases, and traction drops fast on slick patches.
My rule is simple. If the ground looks shiny and slippery, skip the ride, or keep it very slow and short.
Maintenance basics
This scooter aims to be low effort, and the air free tires help a lot. You still want a quick routine to keep it safe.
- Check the brake lever before each ride
- Inspect the tires for damage every few weeks
- Tighten key bolts once in a while, especially early on
- Keep the charging port clean and dry
- Store it indoors, away from extreme heat and moisture
Charging habits also matter. Try to charge at normal room temperatures, and avoid leaving it plugged in for days at a time. Simple habits help the battery stay healthier longer.
K100 Pro vs K100 and K100 Max
The K100 line includes three models, and it helps to understand where the Pro fits.
- K100 focuses on younger riders and keeps things very simple
- K100 Pro adds folding and the full adjustable height setup, plus app speed control
- K100 Max adds more features and more performance, depending on region, like higher top speed and longer range, and NAVEE also lists extras like Apple Find My and a Bluetooth speaker on the Max
So the K100 Pro is the sensible middle option. It gives you the daily life features most families want, without pushing size, weight, or complexity too far.
Price
NAVEE K100 Pro Electric Scooter with Phone Holder
Pros
- App based speed limit control gives parents real control
- Three modes make it easier to match skill level
- Air free inner hollow tires reduce flat tire stress
- Rear drum brake feels smooth and predictable
- Three handlebar heights support kids through growth
- Folding design makes storage and travel easier
- Light weight feels manageable for families
Cons
- Range stays short compared with teen and adult scooters
- Hill ability is limited with a 5 percent climbing rating
- Small wheels ride best on smooth pavement only
- Pro model skips Max extras like Apple Find My and a speaker
