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Original Ver.3 & Ver. 2.1 Controller XIAOMI M365,Pro,1S
Original Xiaomi Part.
the latest Controller for XIAOMI PRO and M365 and 1S and Pro
Original Controller V.2.1
Original Controller V.3.0
Ver. historie:
M365 first equipped with the 1.4 controller, upgraded to the 2.1 controller
M365 Pro is equipped with the 2.1 controller.
Essential, 1S, Pro2, and the new Mi3 models all share the same 3.0 controller.
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Original Xiaomi Part.
the latest Controller for XIAOMI PRO and M365 and 1S and Pro
Original Controller V.2.1
Original Controller V.3.0
Ver. historie:
M365 first equipped with the 1.4 controller, upgraded to the 2.1 controller
M365 Pro is equipped with the 2.1 controller.
Essential, 1S, Pro2, and the new Mi3 models all share the same 3.0 controller.
*This scooter modification, and when used with more powerful firmware makes your electric scooter unusable on many EU public roads.
Original Controller V3.0：
Original Controller Ver.2.1：
Original Controller Ver. 1.4
The M365 originally came equipped with the 1.4 controller, which was subsequently upgraded to the 2.1 controller.
The 1.4 controller is fitted with low-voltage rated capacitors and can handle a maximum of 12S batteries. However, it has vulnerable traces that may burn out during aggressive braking on downhill slopes or when flashing custom firmware to increase power output.
For the 1.4 controller, you can enhance its capabilities by replacing the capacitors with higher-rated ones to accommodate greater overvolting. Additionally, reinforcing the traces with solder or wires can make it more resilient to higher current loads.
The M365 Pro is outfitted with the 2.1 controller.
The 2.1 controller features improved capacitors, allowing it to safely support up to 19S batteries and even push to 20S if you’re willing to push the limits. Nevertheless, it shares the same trace vulnerability as the 1.4 version. As for the 2.1 controller, the primary modification required is reinforcing the traces to improve durability.
On the other hand, the Essential, 1S, Pro2, and the new Mi3 models all share the same 3.0 controller.
The 3.0 controller stands out as the superior option. It boasts the same high-quality capacitors as the 2.1 controller but comes with pre-reinforced traces. This means it can handle overpowered and overvolted setups without the need for additional modifications.
| Weight | 0,25 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 18 × 12 × 5 cm |
| Origin | Mainland China |
| Voltage | 36V |
| Type | Scooter Controller |
| is_customized | Original |
| Model Number | For Xiaomi M365 Controller |
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XIAOMI
Insight into the historie of Xiaomi Scooters. Evolution, Production
Discover the latest additions to Xiaomi's scooter lineup, featuring the Xiaomi Electric Scooter
Evolution and Branding History: Xiaomi, Mi, Mijia
Beginning with the release of the "Xiaomi Mi Electric Scooter" in 2016, Xiaomi embarked on a journey that included the "Mi" and "Mijia" branding. While "Mi" is a global label, "Mijia" is more prominent in Asian regions. Despite the recent omission of "Mi" from scooter model names, "Mijia" continues to thrive in Asian markets.
Production Partnerships: Who Builds Xiaomi Scooters?
Xiaomi operates as a design and marketing entity, collaborating with a network of suppliers and manufacturers. Notably, Xiaomi does not produce its scooters in-house. The production baton is passed to entities like Ninebot (Changzhou) Tech Co., Ltd., the manufacturer behind the M365 series, and Brightway Innovation Intelligent Technology (Suzhou) Co., Ltd., which entered the scene in 2020. The collaboration with Brightway signals a departure from the exclusive partnership with Ninebot.
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Brightway's Emergence: Changing the Scooter Landscape
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Brightway vs. Dreame: Unraveling the Connection
Delve into the curious connection between Brightway and Dreame within the Xiaomi Mi Home App. While Dreame is renowned for its vacuum cleaning robots, it appears in the app under the "dreame.scooter" namespace for Brightway scooters. Uncover the link as both brands are revealed to be owned by Shenzhen Liwei Electronics Co., Ltd., a major player in home appliances.
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