Movino Glide (neocromo)

Nice colours, my son very much like it. It replaced the old Oxelo MF500. The Movino Glide is substantially lighter, 3.3 kg measured vs. 3.9 kg of MF500. The specs on Glide say 3.3, and MF500 specs are 3.6. My son is happy with it at the skate park to learn first simple tricks, and he does not use it for commuting. A few issues were already encountered: the fork was quite difficult to turn, and I had to loosen the compression bolt. The noise from the fork-bearing was quite audible, but it looks like this is typical for relatively cheap scooters. After disassembling and putting in some grease, it looks like the quality of bearing protection is lower than that of Oxelo MF500. After a few days, the bearing on the front wheel started to produce noises as well, although the spec says ABEC9, which should be an upgrade from Oxelo's ABEC7, no? The handlebars are nice, but the fixation of the fork does not seem as robust as on the Oxelo MF500 with only two bolts... Will see how long it will survive. While it feels nice overall, it seems less robust than the similarly priced Oxelo MF500 from Decathlon.