I’ve had the e3 for over a year. Into my second season. I’ve had remote carts for over 30 yrs. From MGI, Stewart, Kangaroo etc. You name it I’ve had it. This is by far the best remote cart I have ever had. It folds and unfolds in seconds. (BTW you missed that the front wheels fold under on the e5 making it one of the smallest packages available so move that rating to 4 or 5) It’s ease of use and at my course it’s on follow mode 95% of the time. It is Chinese not Canadian made. As one of the comments made in error. This is the best remote cart I’ve ever seen.
I was about to pull the trigger on the MGI AI Navigator GPS+ (newer style remote) based on your MGI Navigator AT review, and came across this review an hour before making my purchase. I ended up getting the Axglo E5 because of the follow feature and the boxing week sales prices were the same between these two carts. A couple of critiques regarding the review. 1. You didn't fold the front wheels under to make the cart even more compact (you've probably been told this already). 2. Would have been nice for you to include some comments on how well the cart tracks with the remote control like you did with the M7 and MGI AT comparison. Thanks again for your reviews - I find them very helpful and informative (obviously, this review had an impact on my purchase).
Thanks for watching and your comment. It's a great cart especially with all the features you get for the price. I didn't test out the remote feature as thoroughly as I was really excited about the follow feature which works great. I don't even use the remote much, only in limited situations around the greens and teeboxes and it works well. No complaints. Enjoy your new cart!
They just sent me the E3 as well and really digging it. I couldn’t tip it (with in a reasonable hill). However the manual mode it was pretty hard/heavy to push too, wasn’t a fan of that.
This is a totally cool cart if you want the follow you mode. I found out that when you have the cart in front of you (ala other e carts) you can’t adjust the speed on the remote. Only on the dial ON the cart.
@@NewNineGolf Axglo sent me this email... "For our e3, while using the remote, you won't be able to control the speed unless you change the max speed on the app. For the e5, you can use the power assisted cruise control to change the speed while you walk in front of the cart. (Not remote control)" While it seems odd a unit this advanced wouldn't have that built into their remote, it is what it is. I suppose if you are only using this in follow me mode, it wouldn't matter but I've used the alphard and mgi and when it's in front of you, there are many times you are adjusting speed from the remote.
Great review. Love that yhe product is made in Canada. What is the build quality like? I have not seen any in the Ottawa area and am reluctant to sownd the money on something i have never seen in person.
Wouldn’t be fair comparison because of the pricing and feature differences. My list would be - Axglo E5 Stewart Golf Q Follow Motocaddy M7 MGI Zio Navigator Also had a CaddyDriver that I would never recommend to anyone.
Literally can’t go wrong with either. Flip a coin lol. Axglo has more storage and Q Follow is easier to manually drive. That’s the biggest differences.
The alphard and the mgi zip have a gyroscope in the motor so if/when the cart is traveling on a slope (one real wheel higher than the other) that it stays on that path vs. turning down the hill like a non motorized push cart would naturally do. Does this cart have that feature?
The e5 has a cell phone holder. The e5 cost less and has controls on the unit itself if the remote dies. The Q follow is more compact and folds up smaller. Material seem to be a little better. If money is not a consideration. Q follow. The E5 is better value imo.
I had it about 70 yards out and no issues. I have not pushed it to the limits. I believe they're all comparable. Will report back if I find the exact specs or have it lose connection on me.
The biggest difference is the size. Q follow is smaller and compact, and a little easier to store. On the course however, the AXGLO can be used with or without the remote and the biggest flaw with the q follow is needing the remote at all times.
The Q follow can’t be controlled without a remote. If the remote dies on the course you’re forced to push it. I like that the AXGLO has controls on the cart itself.
The axglo actually has a slot so you can fit a stand bag. I've been going back and forth between a Omnix Cart and stand bag. Both are great. Can't go wrong with Vessel bags either.
@@NewNineGolf I have a chiller stand bag and it does not fit at all. Went back to an old Sun Mountain Phantom. I really like the stand bag for the range and the Phantom has seen better days
Oh really eh? That's weird. I tried a couple stand bags and they both fit. Must be the shape of the legs or something. Carts bags definitely will fit but I would suggest testing out different stand bags on it first just to make sure it fits then. I know the Onmix and the vessel fits. Other than that , I don't want to recommend a bag to have it not fit as I haven't tested others.
$2300 Canadian so $1700 usd. The Axglo has the follow feature which the two you are mentioning do not so that’s not a fair comparison. To compare another cart with the follow option are typically $3k and up. If there is one thing I have learned from electric carts is that you get what you pay for.
I’ve had the e3 for over a year. Into my second season. I’ve had remote carts for over 30 yrs. From MGI, Stewart, Kangaroo etc. You name it I’ve had it. This is by far the best remote cart I have ever had. It folds and unfolds in seconds. (BTW you missed that the front wheels fold under on the e5 making it one of the smallest packages available so move that rating to 4 or 5) It’s ease of use and at my course it’s on follow mode 95% of the time. It is Chinese not Canadian made. As one of the comments made in error. This is the best remote cart I’ve ever seen.
I was about to pull the trigger on the MGI AI Navigator GPS+ (newer style remote) based on your MGI Navigator AT review, and came across this review an hour before making my purchase. I ended up getting the Axglo E5 because of the follow feature and the boxing week sales prices were the same between these two carts. A couple of critiques regarding the review.
1. You didn't fold the front wheels under to make the cart even more compact (you've probably been told this already).
2. Would have been nice for you to include some comments on how well the cart tracks with the remote control like you did with the M7 and MGI AT comparison.
Thanks again for your reviews - I find them very helpful and informative (obviously, this review had an impact on my purchase).
Thanks for watching and your comment. It's a great cart especially with all the features you get for the price. I didn't test out the remote feature as thoroughly as I was really excited about the follow feature which works great. I don't even use the remote much, only in limited situations around the greens and teeboxes and it works well. No complaints. Enjoy your new cart!
So what cart would you get if you could pick any?
Great Review and I recognized the Country Hills Setting 👍
Really awesome technology, would be a huge help on courses that have a lot of elevation changes
Don’t the front wheels fold inward as well?
I play a lot of golf ... I had no idea there was a market for $2,000+ cart existed haha! Great review as always.
There is easily 300+ of these types of carts or comparable at my home course alone.
@@NewNineGolf I’ve only seen one or two at Inglewood. Never played with anyone that had a follow car (electric push for sure) … the things you learn
Really hey? I think everyone at Country hills got jealous of the electric carts and everyone got one lol
They just sent me the E3 as well and really digging it. I couldn’t tip it (with in a reasonable hill). However the manual mode it was pretty hard/heavy to push too, wasn’t a fan of that.
Good to know we had similar results
This is a totally cool cart if you want the follow you mode. I found out that when you have the cart in front of you (ala other e carts) you can’t adjust the speed on the remote. Only on the dial ON the cart.
I thought I recall being able to adjust speeds on the remote. Did you try using the app?
@@NewNineGolf Axglo sent me this email... "For our e3, while using the remote, you won't be able to control the speed unless you change the max speed on the app. For the e5, you can use the power assisted cruise control to change the speed while you walk in front of the cart. (Not remote control)"
While it seems odd a unit this advanced wouldn't have that built into their remote, it is what it is. I suppose if you are only using this in follow me mode, it wouldn't matter but I've used the alphard and mgi and when it's in front of you, there are many times you are adjusting speed from the remote.
Great review. Love that yhe product is made in Canada. What is the build quality like? I have not seen any in the Ottawa area and am reluctant to sownd the money on something i have never seen in person.
You can return it for full value if you don’t like the build quality. I stand behind it.
Where did you get the remote cover? I can’t find it on their site.
Would love to see a video that compares all the electric carts you have tried and what the ranking would be
Wouldn’t be fair comparison because of the pricing and feature differences. My list would be -
Axglo E5
Stewart Golf Q Follow
Motocaddy M7
MGI Zio Navigator
Also had a CaddyDriver that I would never recommend to anyone.
@@NewNineGolf If you could only have the E5 or the Q Follow which would you choose?
Literally can’t go wrong with either. Flip a coin lol. Axglo has more storage and Q Follow is easier to manually drive. That’s the biggest differences.
@@NewNineGolf you feel like the follow feature in the E5 is as good as the Q Follow?
Yes
The alphard and the mgi zip have a gyroscope in the motor so if/when the cart is traveling on a slope (one real wheel higher than the other) that it stays on that path vs. turning down the hill like a non motorized push cart would naturally do. Does this cart have that feature?
Sick cart. 🔥🔥🔥
Axglo e5 vs stewart Q follow? Which would you Recommend? Does the e5 have a cell phone holder?
The e5 has a cell phone holder. The e5 cost less and has controls on the unit itself if the remote dies. The Q follow is more compact and folds up smaller. Material seem to be a little better. If money is not a consideration. Q follow. The E5 is better value imo.
@@NewNineGolf thank you
No problem. Let me know what you end up picking up. 🍻
@@NewNineGolfwhat about E5 Vs X10?
I haven’t used the X10 to be honest. I feel the value is there on the E5 with the follow mode.
What is the remote control range compare to others like the Motocaddy remote M7?
I had it about 70 yards out and no issues. I have not pushed it to the limits. I believe they're all comparable. Will report back if I find the exact specs or have it lose connection on me.
The Axglow E5 vs Caddytrex R3 which one would you choose?
I have not tested the Caddytrex R3.
Considering the difference in price, how does this compare to the Stewart Q Follow
The biggest difference is the size. Q follow is smaller and compact, and a little easier to store. On the course however, the AXGLO can be used with or without the remote and the biggest flaw with the q follow is needing the remote at all times.
Not considering the size when folding is there much difference in performance, operations and features?
@@NewNineGolf Eddie’s the size when folded is there any significant difference in performance, stability or operation? Thanks
The Q follow can’t be controlled without a remote. If the remote dies on the course you’re forced to push it. I like that the AXGLO has controls on the cart itself.
Do u prefer E5 or the motocaddy m7/zip navigator
E5 because of the follow feature.
What bag would you recommend?
The axglo actually has a slot so you can fit a stand bag. I've been going back and forth between a Omnix Cart and stand bag. Both are great. Can't go wrong with Vessel bags either.
@@NewNineGolf I have a chiller stand bag and it does not fit at all. Went back to an old Sun Mountain Phantom. I really like the stand bag for the range and the Phantom has seen better days
Oh really eh? That's weird. I tried a couple stand bags and they both fit. Must be the shape of the legs or something. Carts bags definitely will fit but I would suggest testing out different stand bags on it first just to make sure it fits then. I know the Onmix and the vessel fits. Other than that , I don't want to recommend a bag to have it not fit as I haven't tested others.
looks like Vessel is having a sale. Do you have any opinions on the Lux Cart Bag?@@NewNineGolf
How much it weighs (with and without battery).
Unfortunately didn't say it which is a bit strange
Dang, wish I'd see this video before I bought the one I chose. 😕
Which one did you get?
i don't know what cost $1700. Too expensive.
$2300 is the best value?? The mygolfspy award winners are only $1400. The Kamkaddie is only $600...
$2300 Canadian so $1700 usd. The Axglo has the follow feature which the two you are mentioning do not so that’s not a fair comparison. To compare another cart with the follow option are typically $3k and up. If there is one thing I have learned from electric carts is that you get what you pay for.
they jacked the price, it's now 2500 CAD... forget it..i will get better brand
First!