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Bird One

A new direct to consumer scooter from Bird 🛴

Cruise past traffic and congestion with powerful performance, zero carbon emissions, and a smooth, comfortable ride. This isn’t a scooter—this is your very own Bird.
Bird is now selling its electric scooters directly to consumersBird, recognizing the growing possibility that people will want to own electric scooters rather than share them, is launching a new scooter model available for purchase. Called the Bird One, it will be available for ownership and shared use cases. Bird is also ditching the Ninebot ES and relying on...
Bird says its new One e-scooter can survive a year of abuseBird says the Bird One is "the culmination of tens of millions of rides, cutting edge product design and engineering, safety certifications, and rigorous road tests," and is designed to last far longer as a shared vehicle than previous models.
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Dan Dan
Dan Dan
Heading = Built to last Content = 1 year warranty Perhaps if it's built to last then the warranty could be a little longer. Before I clicked on the "pre-order" button I guessed pricing would be between $400 and $500... boy was I wrong.
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Seth Williams
Seth Williams
I’m a huge Bird fan and love this, but even though this has some new updated features, I wonder why someone would spend almost $1000 more when you can get the current Bird model from Xiaomi for about $460. Are you just paying for the Bird branding? It’s a super cool model but just don’t know if people will spend that money when there’s already a model available for so much less. This looks super cool though!
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Dennis
Dennis
@sethbwilliams People are lazy, and won't research
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Mikhail St-Denis
Mikhail St-Denis
@sethbwilliams Its not the same scooter. They needed to build their own because the Xiaomi ones were so cheap and broke too frequently.
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Josh Duncan
Josh Duncan
@sethbwilliams @onesaint I hope they have an insurance plan
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Cody
Cody
I don't like the 0 Carbon emission marketing that surrounds these types of things... Where do people think the electricity comes from to charge these... That aside this thing is beautiful and looks like it is a premium product. I imagine this saves people money who live in larger cities.
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Tony M
Tony M
@rdbrdd more importantly digging up the lithium and components. def better than a heavy ev though
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Cody
Cody
@tonymet Yep! The initial carbon load to dig up the heavy metals and other components in addition to the power consumption make most "Carbon Neutral" things unable to ever actually pay back their initial carbon debt. It's all marketing and feel goods.
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Jim T
Jim T
Not to be overly skeptical, but I think I'd want to see the warranty terms before ordering.
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Gabriel Fatone
Gabriel Fatone
@gabriel__lewis Which one? Which one? Which one?
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