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Other than a single drawback, the cart has been great. Unfortunately, that drawback is a biggie for me. All documentation says the V2Pro can be used to manually turn with power pushing up a hill on a narrow path (when using the remote to turn is difficult). It's not the case as the cart fights me when trying to turn (gyro off). It's not possible to power down the cart and push it up the hill. I've talked to support and V2Pro groups....no solution. Turns out your documentation is not accurat...

It came without the stabilization wheels installed. We complained and send pictures and without contacting us you sent the wheels but no instructions on how to install them. I asked for those and never received the instructions. The only way I could see to install them was take the entire wheel assembly apart. I could not do that so I called and was told to return it. We waited a week for the Fed Ex shipping label. Then we called and after a lengthy phone call we got the shipping label. We retur...

I really wanted to love this. Unfortunately the battery life is abysmal. In my part of the country, many of the courses have hills and elevation changes which cause this cart to work a little harder than a completely flat course. That said, my brand new cart often dies by hole 14 or 15. The turning radius on this is pretty poor as well. I don’t think it can go more than 15° left or right from the center of path that the cart is on. Additionally, I have had multiple issues with the cart tippi...

I had a V2 before and liked it much better than the Cybercart. The main reason for this is that the V2 has a wider wheel base so it is more stable on side-slopes and up hills. My V2 is an older one that requires more time and effort to set up and take down which was really the only drawback to it as far as im concerned. For this reason, and because it has a lot of miles on it, the Black Friday sale prices made it a good timeto upgrade. I now wish I had gotten a new V2 instead of a Cybercart. A ...

Unfortunately for me what was a good product has turned into a white elephant. Bought the V1 when they first hit the market - good but had issues. Upgraded to V2 which fixed a lot of issues. Recently experienced an issue with a drive wheel and ordered a replacement. Took a month to arrive. Unfortunately the Allen Bolts securing the drive wheel to the wheel had fused to the point where they could not be removed in the conventional way. All the bolts sheared and attempts to remove the remaining bo...

The cybercart is one of the best electric golf carts I’ve seen. It’s disappointing the seat doesn’t meet expectations. First, installing the adapter is not easy. The holes on mine didn’t line up perfectly so I had to use my drill to make them bigger. Most seats have storage on them. This one doesn’t. The seat and material looks like corners were cut just to put a seat on the market. I’ll definitely use as it’s the only seat available but hopefully they’ll go back to the drawing board and come up...

Charging port attachment to the printed circuit board is weak. Mine has come loose twice. Tried to glue it in place which didn't last long. Going to someone who has skills in PCB soldering as a last resort. Having seen this type of port used on cell phones, golf gps, etc. there is no reason for this type of failure. The remote is great when working and the charge lasts for at least 10 rounds before needing a charge. I would use my phone as a remote but I'm using it for Shot Scope and the e...

The remote feature is great. It’s very responsive and easy to control. The follow feature needs improvement. First, the sidekick is bulky and when tracking the whole thing moves. Make it smaller and enclosed. The follow feature needs improvement. After coming to a full stop after a few minutes it doesn’t track right away and I find it searching. I find that I have to press forward on the remote to get it going first, then once it finds the remote I can hit the follow feature to begin tracking. ...