Qlife Cityone 26" Electric Bike for Adults, Peak Over 750W Step-Through Ebike, Over 20Mph, Removable Battery Ebikes with 7 Speed,(Blue)

I got this bike for my 13 year old daughter yo ride to school daily, and she greatly enjoys and appreciates it. She was used to just a regular city cruiser style bike that was one speed and the break was reversing the pedals, so it was an adjustment for her. As for power and battery life, if you are under 185 lbs and only plan to ride using fully electric, you will have plenty of battery to enjoy a good long ride. This bike has one motor and tops out at 22MPH. If you weigh over 200 lbs like I do as her Dad, the bike is a gutless wonder. Buy for her weight of 125 lbs, the bike has nice get up and go. Also, it was very easy to assemble, as it only has about 4 actual steps to complete, and all the tools are included. If you have your own socket set and a drill with alan bits, the job can be done in 20 minutes like I did. Over all, for the price and the intended purpose of this bike, I give it an 8 out of 10. Compared to my $1300 ebike with duel motors, way larger battery and top speed of 39mph, this bike littlerally doesnt keep up. But if you are looking for a well build, inexpensive ebike, that looks good and fuctions well, and is easy to assemble, I highly recomend it. Its very comfortable to ride for teens or those new to ebikes who dont want a rocket when buying an ebike. And with the smallest ebike battery available, its not for all day riding or longer distance commuting. Also, the bike is very light, so riding as a normal bike it very doable, unlike some of the heavier, more expensive ebikes. You can ride this bike normally and then if you need help getting up a hill, or you need to get somewhere quickly, this bike is for you. And it look very nice too. You can't bear the price either. Its much better than many other cheaper ebikes, but remember, you get what you pay for. You could always upgarde the battery size and power too if you want to have ling distance rides and more power, but you'd have to take it to a bike shop and have them do it, which is also doable when you think that you only spent $500 on this bike.

First off I am an associate of Walmart. The assembly was pretty easy, some of the parts like the front and rear fender were a little stubborn to get on. The Brakes are very spongy and needs to be adjusted other than that this will be enough to get me back and forth to work, I only live around two miles away so the battery life should be more than enough. For the cost it is enough. The delivery was very fast as well.