Scooters: Apollo Pro 2025 vs. Ninebot KickScooter MAX G2

Quick Verdict

The Apollo Pro 2025 is designed for users who prioritize power, speed, range, and robust build quality for varied terrains, while the Ninebot KickScooter MAX G2 offers a more balanced approach with good handling, effective braking, and smart features at a potentially lower weight and price point (when available). The choice depends on the rider's specific needs and priorities.

The Apollo Pro 2025 boasts significantly higher motor power and battery capacity, resulting in a higher maximum speed and range compared to the Ninebot KickScooter MAX G2.
The Apollo Pro 2025 has a higher water resistance rating (IP66) compared to the Ninebot KickScooter MAX G2 (IPX5).
The Ninebot KickScooter MAX G2 is lighter and has a lower maximum load capacity than the Apollo Pro 2025.
Both scooters feature app connectivity and smart battery management systems, but the Apollo Pro 2025 offers additional smart features like GPS tracking and remote control (with subscription).
The Ninebot KickScooter MAX G2 integrates with Apple Find My and includes RideyLong Technology and Traction Control System (TCS).

Key features – Side-by-Side

Attribute	Apollo Pro 2025	Ninebot KickScooter MAX G2
Name	Apollo Pro 2025	Ninebot KickScooter MAX G2
Motor Power (Watts)	Dual 1200W motors (Nominal), 6000W peak power	450W (Nominal), 900W-1000W (Maximum)
Battery Capacity (Watt-hours)	1560 Wh (52V, 30Ah Samsung cells)	551 Wh
Maximum Speed (mph)	44 mph (70 km/h)	21.4 - 22.4 (35 km/h)
Maximum Range (miles)	Up to 62 miles (100 km) in Eco mode	43 (70 km theoretical)
Suspension System (front/rear)	Front hydraulic (adjustable with 16 dampening settings), rear rubber block	Front hydraulic, Rear dual spring
Braking System (type, front/rear)	Front and rear drum brakes, regenerative braking (Power RBS)	Front drum brake, Rear electronic brake (regenerative)
Tire Size (inches)	12 x 3.5 inches, self-healing tubeless	10 x 2.5, tubeless, self-healing
Weight (lbs)	93 lbs (43 kg)	53.5 (24.3 kg)
Maximum Load Capacity (lbs)	330 lbs (150 kg)	265 (120 kg)
Display Type	Built-in anti-glare DOT display, phone-as-display option with Quad Lock mount	Similar to G30P, dim in direct sunlight
Water Resistance Rating (IP rating)	IP66	IPX5
Smart Features	App connectivity (Apollo App), GPS tracking (with optional Connect Plus subscription), Remote control (power on/off, alarm arming/disarming with Connect Plus), Kill switch (via app), Over-the-air updates, Bluetooth speaker, Smart Battery Management System (BMS) with multiple protections	App connectivity (Segway-Ninebot app), Apple Find My integration, RideyLong Technology, Traction Control System (TCS), Over-the-air (OTA) updates, NFC keyless unlocking, Cruise control, Multiple riding modes (Eco, Drive, Sport, Walk, Park), Smart Battery Management System (BMS)
Price	Not available	Not available
Ratings	Not available	Not available

Overall Comparison

Apollo Pro 2025: 6000W peak power, 62 miles range. Ninebot MAX G2: 450W nominal power, 43 miles range.

Pros and Cons

Apollo Pro 2025

Pros:

Robust build designed to master any terrain
Adjustable DNM front hydraulic suspension
Zero-maintenance rear suspension
12-inch PunctureGuard™ tires provide superior grip
No-lag throttle
Triple braking system: front and rear drum brakes and regenerative braking (Power RBS)
Strong and effective regenerative braking
Power RBS reduces mechanical brake use by up to 90%
Adjustable hydraulic front suspension and rear rubber block suspension provide a smooth ride
12-inch self-healing tires excel in shock absorption
Simple and secure folding mechanism
360-degree lighting for complete visibility
Brilliant 1000-lumen front headlight
Self-canceling turn signals
Bright white LED bars that turn into a bright red cloud when braking
Built-in anti-glare DOT display
Phone-as-display option with integrated Quad Lock phone mount
Apollo app provides turn-by-turn directions, ride recording, and customization options
Fast charging (approximately 6 hours)
Smart BMS monitors battery health and provides 19 protections
Strong hill-climbing ability
Can climb slopes up to 30 degrees

Cons:

Mixed experiences with customer service
Some customer reviews mention issues regarding the folding mechanism

Ninebot KickScooter MAX G2

Pros:

Handles well on various terrains (city roads, back alleys, gravel paths, countryside)
Effective braking system
Excellent ride quality due to triple suspension and large pneumatic tires
Solid and easy-to-use folding mechanism with safety pin
Bright headlight and taillight, highly visible turn signals
Ample power for hill climbing
Two-year warranty

Cons:

Display can be dim in direct sunlight
Stem misalignment when folded can be uncomfortable for carrying
Braking not as immediate or powerful as disc brakes
Real-world range varies significantly based on riding conditions

User Experiences and Feedback

Apollo Pro 2025

What Users Love

Easy to ride
Smooth ride quality
Excellent shock absorption

Common Complaints

Real-world range varies based on rider weight, speed, terrain, and selected riding mode
Mixed experiences with customer service, particularly regarding the folding mechanism

Value Perception

Suitable for streets, bike lanes, sidewalks, and hard-packed trails
Effective regenerative braking allows for controlled stops
Provides complete visibility from 300 feet away
Can climb slopes up to 30 degrees

User Recommendations

Ride described as butter-smooth
Ride feels like a dream

Ninebot KickScooter MAX G2

What Users Love

Positive experience receiving a replacement unit under warranty

Common Complaints

No major complaints reported.

Value Perception

No value feedback reported.

User Recommendations

Stopping distance of 17 feet from approximately 12 mph
Climbing a 6% grade hill at 11-12 mph
Climbing a 9% grade hill at 5-6 mph