Feel the Wind in Your Hair and Save $450 Off a New Segway Electric Scooter
Segway’s Max G3 electric scooter is on sale for $1,050 at Best Buy, a $450 discount from its original price. The scooter offers a top speed of about 28 mph, a 54‑pound weight, and a 50‑mile range, with optional extra battery capacity. It includes safety features such as integrated signal lights, a smart lock, and Apple Find My integration, and is promoted as a convenient urban commuting option.
- ▪The Segway Max G3 is priced at $1,050 after a $450 discount from its $1,500 retail price.
- ▪It can reach speeds up to 28 mph and weighs 54 pounds, making it relatively lightweight for an electric scooter.
- ▪The scooter provides a maximum operating range of 50 miles, with the option to add a second battery for longer trips.
- ▪Safety features include integrated signal lights, a semicircular lock loop, and Apple’s Find My integration for tracking the device.
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Cars > Personal Mobility > Scooters Feel the Wind in Your Hair and Save $450 Off a New Segway Electric Scooter Add a little whimsy to your commute with Segway’s Max G3 scooter, now on sale for $1,050. Stephanie Barnes Writer Stephanie Barnes has been writing about technology for many years.… Read full bio Stephanie Barnes Writer Read full bio July 31, 2026, 2:30 pm ET 1 min read Segway/CNET Save $450: Right now, you can pick up the Segway Max G3 Commuter at Best Buy for $1,050. While that’s still a hefty price tag, this deal saves you $450 off the original retail price. Plus, think of all the money you’ll save on gas over time. Whether you’re looking for an easier way to explore your neighborhood or trying to avoid traffic on your commute, an electric scooter is an excellent investment.
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