Meet One offers the Breeze in two builds: standard and Pro.
Both builds can be bought with 15Ah, 20Ah, or 25Ah range-extender batteries.
Testers enjoy the comfort of the semi-recumbent riding position.
The backrest and stem can be adjusted for better fit.
The Breeze has a rear basket rated for 100lb, and the front supports 40lb.
Experts relish the smooth and gentle throttle acceleration.
The Breeze comes with fenders, a headlight, a taillight with brake activation, and side mirrors.
A reviewer of the Breeze Pro (20Ah) gets 32 miles of range using the throttle at an average speed of 15mph.
Experts say the suspension fork and 4” tires smooth out bumps well.
In testing, the Breeze Pro's hydraulic disc brakes deliver reliable stopping power.
This trike has a reverse function and parking brake.
Testers of the Breeze Pro praise the responsive, natural-feeling pedal assist thanks to the torque sensor.
Both builds easily overcome moderate inclines.
The low 15.7” standover height and wide step-through frame make mounting and dismounting easy.
Most owners praise the responsive and helpful customer support.
The frame is backed by a five-year warranty.

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At claimed weights of 126 and 128lb, depending on the build, the Breeze is heavy for an electric trike.
Reviewers say folding the Breeze is impractical due to its bulk, weight, and non-foldable handlebars and pedals.
Meet One lists a height range of 4’7” to 6’3” for the Breeze, but a 5’1” tester and a 6’1” owner don’t find it comfortable.
Assembly is complex and time-consuming, taking up to three hours, according to owners and reviewers.
Some buyers report receiving the Breeze with broken taillights, faulty batteries, bent wheels, or stripped bolts.
The standard build’s “tiny” 2.8" color display is difficult to read.
Meet One provides inconsistent information about this trike’s wheel size and frame material.

Bottom line

Reviewers call the Meet One Breeze among the most comfortable e-trikes they’ve tested, thanks to its semi-recumbent riding position. The Breeze Pro includes a torque sensor, hydraulic brakes, increased battery capacity, and a larger display than the standard build. The gentle throttle acceleration, solid range, stable handling, and cargo-carrying options are the main highlights. The trike, however, is built like a “tank.” Its weight and bulk make the folding ability almost pointless. Inaccurate sizing and tedious assembly are further drawbacks. Nonetheless, testers deem the Meet One Breeze good value, with the Pro version being worth the extra cost.

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