Best SPLACH Holiday Sale Electric Scooter Deals 2024
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Top 2 SPLACH Deals
Out of all SPLACH's electric scooter deals, I’ve handpicked the top 2 that can't be missed.
Each deal has been chosen for its exceptional value, while the scooters have been rigorously tested and earned my recommendation.
Deal #1 - Fastest Scooter Under $1,000
The SPLACH Thunder redefines speed and power in the sub-$1,000 category, making it a fantastic option for those searching for a dual-motor model on a budget.
SPLACH Thunder
Summary & Photos
If you’re searching for a fast dual-motor scooter on a budget, then the SPLACH Thunder could be a good fit.
Add to this a plethora of features – including a strong cast of customizable stem, deck, and turn signal LEDs, an NFC security system, an integrated mobile app, and a choice of tires that are either 10 inches with an all-terrain tread or 9 inches with a street-grade design – and the Thunder certainly makes its mark.
Its main calling cards are its 52V 800W motors that achieve chart-topping speeds and acceleration times among similarly-priced rivals. Based on my tests, I believe that it’ll appeal to those who want to ride around their local neighborhood, as opposed to adventurers exploring off-road tracks. Don’t get me wrong, it can handle the occasional dirt track if you need to venture off the beaten path, but it wouldn't be my top choice for off-roading.
With a 330 lbs load-bearing capacity and plenty of torque, it’s a good choice for heavier riders, too. However, the same can’t be said for tall riders over 6 ft since the handlebars measure just 38.5 inches from the deck.
Pros & Cons
The Good:
- Fastest dual-motor scooter in the sub-$1,000 category
- Quickest acceleration among all rivals
- Strong hill climber
- Suitable for heavy riders up to 330 lbs
- Strong braking system
- Bright headlight and a strong cast of supporting stem, deck, and turn signal LEDs (stem and deck lights are customizable)
- NFC security system
- Foldable handlebars make it compact when folded
- High ground clearance allows it to roll over obstacles
- Integrated mobile app offers additional control and insight into performance
- Choice of tires that are either 10-inch all-terrain or 9-inch street-grade
- IP54 water-resistance rating
- Extended 15-month warranty
The Bad:
- Build and ride quality aren't as good as competing scooters
- Kickplate angle is too steep, meaning you can’t use it effectively
Video Review
Performance Report
Performance Report:
Tester: Josh Frisby (197 lbs, 6.1 ft)
- Top Speed: 34 mph
- Real Speed: 34 mph*
- 0-15 MPH: 2.9 s*
- 0-25 MPH: 6.0 s*
- Max Range: 37.5 miles
- Real Range: 20.4 miles*
- Braking: 2.1 meters*
- Suspension: 5/10*
- Max Incline: 27 deg
- Weight: 61 lbs
- Load: 330 lbs
Deal #2 - Performs Like a $2,000 Scooter But Costs Far Less
This scooter distinguishes itself as an all-terrain titan: Roads? Potholed streets? Gravel paths? Dirt tracks? Forested areas? It can handle them all with ease. If price-to-performance is critical in your decision, then the SPLACH Titan will pole-vault to the top of your list.
Summary & Photos
Following on from its widely popular Twin and Turbo models, the visionary upstart of the scooter world is at it again with the new Titan, a bona fide howitzer that lives up to its name by delivering a level of performance usually reserved for scooters approaching double its price tag.
Featuring plush suspension, powerful dual 1000W motors, and a wealth of well-designed features – including a super easy folding mechanism, impressive lighting rig, and a big battery – the SPLACH Titan is a value-busting thunderbolt that has left other performance scooters scrabbling for a response.
There’s a select group of scooters that have the IT Factor, and the Titan is one of them. Throughout our rigorous hands-on tests, we’ve been extremely impressed with its performance. As a result, we firmly put our seal of approval on this scooter and recommend it highly to anyone wanting a fantastic all-terrain model at an exceptionally low price.
Pros & Cons
The Good:
- Outstanding value for money
- Chart-topping performance in its price class and beyond
- Supremely smooth suspension
- Handles all types of terrain
- Fat tires with terrain-agnostic tread
- One of the best lighting packages in the industry
- Excellent for long-range rides
- Superb folding mechanism
- Sharp and responsive brakes
- Secret hiding spot for an Apple Air Tag
- IP54 water-resistance rating
The Bad:
- Deck is a little short
- Higher load capacity would make it more accessible to heavy riders
Video Review
Performance Report
Performance Report:
Tester: Josh Frisby (190 lbs, 6.1 ft)
- Top Speed: 37 mph
- Real Speed: 32 mph*
- 0-15 mph: 2.5 s*
- 0-25 mph: 4.9 s*
- 0-30 mph: 9.2 s*
- Max Range: 44 miles
- Real Range: 29 miles*
- Braking: 2.4 meters*
- Suspension: 8.5/10*
- Max Incline: 20 degrees
- Optimal Incline: 12 degrees*
- Weight: 64 lbs
- Load: 220 lbs
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