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Sam was stunned when he found his father bought an Fosjoas mini self-balancing scooters U1 back home. The elder people, who once were reluctant to let an outdated cell phone go, now come to embrace such an avant-garde product. But on second thought, Sam realizes that his parents have actually found the practical functions and charm of the new type of product, since U1 is not the first intelligent vehicle in the family.

Sam himself has always been the trend-setter as a workforce newbie. Without too much money for a car but with a passion for eco undertaking, he bought an Fosjoas electric self-balancing one-wheel scooter V6 to commute to and off work. He often mentions the efficiency and agility of his "beloved" vehicle in front of his parents. The subtle and unconscious words might have influenced his parents' decisions. Now, since the introduction of Fosjoas saddle-equipped electric scooter U1, they often ride it to go shopping. A remote control can help to unlock the vehicle and an app which goes along with U1 gives them more visual data about the vehicle. They can even locate the vehicle over the phone, without worrying about it being stolen.

What is intriguing enough is that the parents or even grandparents are not the targeted consumers of the new types of transport vehicles, which are assumed to be youngsters in favor of the new, cool, and fabulous. Although there is no specific data on who bought these intelligent self-balancing scooters, parents, grandparents, and nannies traditionally assumed as late adopters of innovative products, are among them. It is more often seen that elder people ride Fosjoas two-wheeled intelligent self-balancing scooters to parks or supermarkets.

When consumers check the relevant new popular merchants on B2C platform, on the shopping spree day, they can find Fosjoas intelligent self-balancing electric unicycle right among them, a rising star in the intelligent scooter industry. The vehicles are making daily life more convenient and enjoyable.