Is the mini kick scooter the same as the mini micro?
760627
Yes. This is an awesome product. My 4.5 year old got it a year ago, still uses it frequently, and it is still in just like new condition.
760628
Yes, they're the same thing. Bought one for then 2.5 year old last Christmas. It took him a little while to pick it up but he now cruises confidently.
597855
I believe it is, if you're talking about the speed charger. Micro USB is universal of course. But slower to charge.
2272580
If it doesn't specifically state it is for the mini them no. Look for one that stays it will for the mini. Good luck!
780741
yeah my wife has the micro black and the deck is way to small for my big feet. I'll take a xooter any day. I dont know anything about the know ped but it looks like a good ride.
709435
The maxi scooter is for 5 yrs -11 yrs old. But it is best for you to decide. Go to www.kickboardusa.com so you and your child could see how it looks. It is Swiss design. They have mini scooter also for younger kids. The mini never looked like a baby toy at all when my child rode it at 4 yrs. Parents and other kids were asking about it - Stable, sleek design and moved smoothly. Kickboard scooters are also for adults. I ride one with my child. If you want more pictures of kids riding scooter, Google the scooters used by celebrities' kids, it's usually the kickboard (ex: Jessica Parker's twins scooter nyc). Hope it helps. The maxi scooter is for 5 yrs -11 yrs old. But it is best for you to decide. Go to www.kickboardusa.com so you and your child could see how it looks. It is Swiss design. They have mini scooter also for younger kids. The mini never looked like a baby toy at all when my child rode it at 4 yrs. Parents and other kids were asking about it - Stable, sleek design and moved smoothly. Kickboard scooters are also for adults. I ride one with my child. If you want more pictures of kids riding scooter, Google the scooters used by celebrities' kids, it's usually the kickboard (ex: Jessica Parker's twins... » Read More The maxi scooter is for 5 yrs -11 yrs old. But it is best for you to decide. Go to www.kickboardusa.com so you and your child could see how it looks. It is Swiss design. They have mini scooter also for younger kids. The mini never looked like a baby toy at all when my child rode it at 4 yrs. Parents and other kids were asking about it - Stable, sleek design and moved smoothly. Kickboard scooters are also for adults. I ride one with my child. If you want more pictures of kids riding scooter, Google the scooters used by celebrities' kids, it's usually the kickboard (ex: Jessica Parker's twins scooter nyc). Hope it helps. « Show Less
2159842
no, this one is just for S3. we have a listing for S3 mini, you are welcome to search it in our shop.
2109841
Don't know about smaller Razors. The Metro is variable. The more you turn the right handle the faster is goes, up to about 15mph. Fast enough for me! Hint: give throttle while moving. Give it a little push like a bike and not from a stand still. I think it's easier on the scooter. Sounds like it anyway. I popped a wheely the first time I used it!
1064868
I would skip the micro. The only real difference is that the brake on the micro is made of plastic. It's much more durable on this one. My son was three when he got this and did wonderfully on this one. Two years later it's still his favorite thing to ride.
1190502
Hi Maria, I purchased the mini kick for my (then) 3 year old. He's now 7 and his little brother is 2 years old and they both use the scooters quite frequently. We had ours for 4 years and it has been used A LOT. After constant use the brake finally broke off last year but my kids just step on the wheel and it still stops just as fast.
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Hi James, Yes, it works just like a usb drive so that you can copy the files onto your computer. That's how I use mine. I record files, then copy them onto my hard drive for editing. Not sure about the mini vs micro part. i think it is the mini. The cable it comes with has a regular size on one end, and the correct one for the device on the other end. Hope this helps! Doug
712287
As the others answered, it is mini. Micro's are mainly on small devices, such as cell phones.
1475657
The mini it self is a converter, the micro usb is used to power the converter.
396871
I don't know, but considering the relatively poor quality of the scooter, the heavier the weight the more strain on the battery.I would not recommend this for anyone other than a small child ... and that's if they corrected the battery problems previously reported.
1190505
My son is almost three now, and started fighting for it with his older brother half a year ago. Perhaps four months ago the older brother got a larger scooter(from same company), and the mini kick is now his. So I think he can usefrom age two-and-a-half.
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I don't think so. They operate in two different ways. The Micro scooter here relies on the child leaning and developing balance to turn the scooter: the front wheels/handles do no turn. It operates more like a stable skateboard with a handle. We feel this has helped our child get a better grasp of the balancing necessary for riding a bike as well. The Razor relies more on turning the front handle and wheel to negotiate a turn. The child has to balance to keep the scooter upright, but going around a turn is a different type of movement. I'm pretty find of this scooter. It's probably the best investment we have made for high ticket kids items! I don't think so. They operate in two different ways. The Micro scooter here relies on the child leaning and developing balance to turn the scooter: the front wheels/handles do no turn. It operates more like a stable skateboard with a handle. We feel this has helped our child get a better grasp of the balancing necessary for riding a bike as well. The Razor relies more on turning the front handle and wheel to negotiate a turn. The child has to balance to keep the scooter upright, but going around a turn is a different type of movement. I'm pretty find of this scooter. It's... » Read More I don't think so. They operate in two different ways. The Micro scooter here relies on the child leaning and developing balance to turn the scooter: the front wheels/handles do no turn. It operates more like a stable skateboard with a handle. We feel this has helped our child get a better grasp of the balancing necessary for riding a bike as well. The Razor relies more on turning the front handle and wheel to negotiate a turn. The child has to balance to keep the scooter upright, but going around a turn is a different type of movement. I'm pretty find of this scooter. It's probably the best investment we have made for high ticket kids items! « Show Less
762507
The mini glo blows out more heat the the mini mate. Thats basically the only difference. Size is about the same. Thank you and Merry Christmas
1234457
They actually run on the same operating system, just the mini is smaller. I would reccomend the larger one. It's easier to read!