Originally from Switzerland, Michael is an expert in the field of scooters, as early as 1996, Michael pioneered the combination of folding design with traditional scooters, inventing the first foldable aluminum alloy scooter. Due to its high playability, Michael scooters have been sought after by teenagers from all over the world, setting off a boom in the global toy market. Michael has been selling well in Europe and the United States for many years, and has won the Red Dot Design Award and iF Design Award many times, and has a good reputation for design and quality.
 
In 2016, Michael launched the Emicro electric scooter series. Unlike other electric scooter products on the market, the Emicro series is designed with electric assistance, which mainly relies on human power to drive the scooter forward. Among them, the driving style of the EM00002 is the same as that of ordinary scooters, the user needs to push the ground by himself, and the motor will intervene to accelerate after obtaining the initial speed to help the scooter drive, and the EM0008 can rotate the handle to control the accelerator and brake, and the riding will be relatively labor-saving.
 
Thanks to the unique electric assist design, the Emicro electric scooter does not need to be equipped with a large-capacity battery, so the weight of the car is controlled at about 8kg, although the price of 6000 yuan is much higher than the mainstream products, but the portability is indeed commendable. However, CNET pointed out in the review that the Emicro electric scooter tires are stiff, the shock absorption performance is poor, and there will be a noticeable bumpy feeling when driving.