Segway Ninebot S Plus

First the good - it's easy to learn how to ride. I got very good, very quickly, and I do like to go for a spin every evening. It's loads of fun and unlike any other vehicle I have. It's got great lighting features, it handles well, it is solidly constructed. After about a week of practicing, I feel like I have all of the features down and understand how to use and ride.Now the bad. Segway, an American company, was purchased by Ninebot, so this vehicle is made in China. My first one had a remote control that wouldn't pair. Not that you'll use the remote control much, but there's a remote control tutorial that's required before the maximum speed allowed increases from about 6 mph to 11 mph. I was effectively stuck with using the device at half its potential. Segway customer service was OK, but they were slow and probably could have sent me a new remote control over night, but didn't. Amazon, on the other hand, was awesome. I contacted them and they immediately agreed to send me a replacement. Now, it was slated to arrive in six weeks, but thankfully, only took about a week. But i was still left with the hassle of disassembling my original one and shipping it back.Back to the speed limiter. The device maxes about about 11 mph. As you approach that speed, the device slows down and beeps. A lot of my rides consist of constantly making myself slow down. Maybe I just haven't adapted to the pace of Segway riding, but I'd like it to be able to go faster.I have a Lectric Bike that was about $200 more. It's much more versatile and came problem-free. That being said, I like my Segway and don't really regret buying it. It's a blast, just a bit limited in what you can do on it.EDIT: I've now had my Segway for a couple of months. I edited this review from 2 stars to 5. My initial complaint about the capability was understandable, but after riding it for several weeks I concluded that I have to realize what I bought. It's not a bike, it's a self-balancing transporter. Truth is, now that i've ridden it for a while, I've developed the ability to just automatically maintain a fun, constant speed, and I've come to really enjoy it for what it is.