Watch where you're going — For visibility (and vision) there's a halo-shaped headlight and an ambient light sensor so you never forget to turn it (and the integrated LED taillight) on. There's also regenerative braking and two lots of suspension (front fork, and middle-segmented spring) to soften the ride.
We'll reserve judgment until we've tried one ourselves, but Segway is making a compelling argument for considering its latest personal mobility device over a fancy e-scooter. Larger wheels aside, at least you can sit down on the Segway, and considering we don't expect to be taking public transport again any time soon, that combination of laid-back positioning and shock absorption is an attractive one. The fact that the C80 won't destroy our emergency fund helps, too.