Screen protector Xiaomi Elite

Original-inspired waterproof screen protector for Xiaomi Elite in flexible silicone. Protects against rain, splashes, dust and scratches — surrounds the display like a perfectly fitting glove. Semi-transparent so all icons, speed and battery level remain clearly visible. Stylish, matte black look matching the scooter's design. Precisely cut holes for the power button, precise fit at 56 mm diameter and 42 mm height. Weight: only 14.7 g. Easy to put on and take off, stable when riding. Package: 1× waterproof silicone cover.

Specifications
Type: Silicone cover
Material: Silicone
Colour: Semi-transparent black
Size: 56 mm diameter × 42 mm height
Weight: 14.7 g
Package includes: 1× waterproof silicone cover

Compatible models
Xiaomi Elite

Shipping terms

Free shipping: Applies to orders from €69.90 across the EU.
Shipping cost: For orders under €69.90, a shipping fee of €6.95 applies.

Delivery times

• All products: Delivery time is 5–10 working days.
• Special orders: For special orders placed via email, such as spare parts, delivery can take up to 20 working days.

Home delivery or pickup point

For larger products such as electric scooters and electric bikes, we always offer home delivery straight to your door, completely free of charge. It is the customer's responsibility to be available at the specified address during the delivery window – the carrier will usually contact you in advance to arrange a time.

If you would prefer to collect your parcel at a pickup point, please contact the carrier directly to arrange this.

For standard shipments, if the parcel does not fit in your letterbox, you will receive a notification about collection or a new delivery attempt.

1-year warranty on every electric vehicle. The warranty covers manufacturing and material defects in the vehicle and its components – battery, motor, controller, display and the supplied charger – with no shorter warranty periods for individual parts. For an approved warranty claim we send spare parts, arrange a repair or replace the product, and we pay for parts, labour and shipping. Read the full warranty terms.

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You have a full right of withdrawal for 14 days after you receive the goods. Read more about how to proceed in our Returns & refund policy.

Electric scooters (e-scooters)
Rules for e-scooters are not fully harmonised across the EU – each member state sets its own requirements. In most EU countries, e-scooters are limited to a top speed of 20–25 km/h for use on public roads, and some countries also require type approval, insurance or a minimum age. Models that exceed the national limits – for example with higher top speeds or stronger motors – may generally only be used on private property. Always check the current rules with the national transport authority in your country before riding on public roads.

Electric bikes (pedelecs)
Across the EU, an electric bike is treated as a regular bicycle if the motor has a maximum continuous rated power of 250 W, only assists while you pedal, and cuts out at 25 km/h (EU Regulation 168/2013 and EN 15194). Such pedelecs require no registration, licence or insurance. The motor may temporarily deliver a higher peak output, as long as the continuous rated power does not exceed 250 W.

Faster or more powerful models (such as speed pedelecs with assistance up to 45 km/h) are classified as mopeds (category L1e-B) and are subject to type approval, registration, insurance, helmet and licence requirements that vary by country. Models that do not meet these requirements may only be used on private property.

We strongly recommend wearing a helmet, even where it is not mandatory.

Official information:

• EU Regulation 168/2013 – approval of two- and three-wheel vehicles (EUR-Lex)
• European Commission – Road Safety