The term “Pro” is overused, but the $400 Turboant M10 Pro is aptly named as an upgrade within Turboant’s entry-level scooter lineup. Though it may not rival more-powerful, higher-end models, it stands out as a premium choice in Turboant’s lower-end lineup. It provides what you’d hope for at this price: practicality, reliability and a touch of style.
Design
The M10 Pro is simple yet stylish. Its all-black design with red accents gives it a clean and modern look. The M10 Pro comes with all the necessary tools for assembly, which primarily involves attaching the handlebars. It also features a bright, easy-to-read LED display, complete with a USB-A charging port — a thoughtful addition for keeping your phone or other devices powered on the go. The wiring is neatly routed internally through the scooter and is visible only at the exit points near the brake lever and rear caliper.
The deck measures approximately 17.7 inches long and 6.3 inches wide, offering ample room for a comfortable, staggered stance while riding. This design ensures that riders of various sizes can maintain stability and comfort during their commute. The M10 stands about 3.2 inches off the ground, with 20-inch wide handlebars equipped with a simple thumb throttle. At just 36 pounds, the scooter is lightweight and portable, yet it retains a robust and sturdy feel.
It can support riders up to 220 pounds. Its 8.5-inch pneumatic tires handle minor bumps and cracks well, delivering a comfortable ride on smooth roads and light urban terrain.
Performance and features
Given its price, the Turboant M10 Pro delivers solid performance. Powered by a 350-watt motor, it reaches a top speed of 20 mph, making it a reliable choice for short, everyday commutes. For riders not ready to reach 20 mph, the M10 Pro offers two ride modes: Mode 1, with a top speed of 12 mph, and Mode 2, with a top speed of 20 mph, along with cruise control, which is nice to have on long straightaways where you aren’t frequently starting and stopping. The estimated 30-mile range is excellent for city rides and last-mile commutes, though it’ll vary depending on rider weight, terrain and speed. The 36-volt, 10-amp-hour lithium-ion battery fully charges in approximately six hours.
The rear wheel/brake, along with handlebars and USB-A charge port
The scooter’s IP54 rating allows it to withstand light rain, though the Turboant isn’t built for water submersion.
It also features a mechanical rear disc brake and a front electronic brake, providing dependable stopping power and added safety if your power fails for some reason. The M10 includes a tiltable 1.5-watt LED headlight in the front and a red taillight, ensuring visibility in low-light conditions. The scooter also includes a bell to alert others as you ride.
Areas for improvement
The M10 Pro offers great value, but it does have some limitations. The motor is sufficient for flat terrain and mild inclines (up to 15%), but it struggles on steeper hills, which could be a drawback for riders in hilly areas or folks closer to the scooter’s 220-pound weight limit. Additionally, though it’s functional, the deck may feel tight or unstable for taller riders or those with larger feet. Lastly, although the clean black-and-red design looks nice, the Turboant lacks the premium aesthetics of higher-end scooters.
Verdict
The Turboant M10 Pro is a solid option for people seeking an affordable commuter scooter. Though it may not match the power or premium look of more expensive models, its speed, range and portability make it an excellent value. It’s ideal for first-time scooter buyers or anyone looking for a budget-friendly, dependable ride to get them that last mile.