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Scooters: Segway Ninebot F2 Pro vs. Xiaomi Electric Scooter 4 Ultra

Quick Verdict

Both scooters offer good performance, but Xiaomi prioritizes ride comfort and range, while Segway focuses on speed and hill climbing.

Comparison of ScootersSegway Ninebot F2 Pro vs. Xiaomi Electric Scooter 4 Ultra

Key features – Side-by-Side

AttributeSegway Ninebot F2 ProXiaomi Electric Scooter 4 Ultra
Maximum Speed (mph/kmh)20 mph (32 km/h)15.6 mph (25 km/h)
Maximum Range (miles/km)34 miles (55 km) theoretical, 16.4-19.2 miles (26-31 km) real-world43 miles (70 km)
Motor Power (Watts)450W (Nominal), 900W (Maximum)500W (Rated), 940W (Peak)
Battery Capacity (Wh)460 Wh561.5Wh
Weight (lbs/kg)40.8 lbs (18.5 kg)54 lbs (24.5 kg)
Suspension SystemFront spring suspensionDual suspension (front and rear)
Water Resistance RatingIPX5IP55

Overall Comparison

Range: Xiaomi wins; Suspension: Xiaomi wins; Speed: Segway wins

Pros and Cons

Segway Ninebot F2 Pro

Pros:
  • Good hill performance (can handle inclines up to 22%)
  • Efficient and reliable dual braking system
  • Good ride comfort due to front suspension and air-filled tires
  • Suitable for riding in light rain (IPX5 water resistance)
  • Bright LED headlights and taillights, visible turn signals
  • Robust construction with a high-strength steel frame
Cons:
  • Real-world range is lower than the theoretical range
  • Small central display isn't very visible in bright sunlight
  • Awkward folding mechanism
  • Charging takes approximately 6-8 hours

Xiaomi Electric Scooter 4 Ultra

Pros:
  • Good climbing performance due to 940W peak power motor and 48V battery
  • Efficient and responsive braking with E-ABS, drum brake, and KERS
  • Significantly improved ride comfort due to dual suspension and 10-inch DuraGel tires
  • Easy to transport with folding mechanism
  • Good visibility in low light conditions with front and rear LED lights
  • Durable build quality with high-strength aluminum alloy
Cons:
  • Real-world range may vary and can be lower than advertised
  • May require an initial push on steeper hills
  • Riding in heavy rain is not recommended due to IP55 water resistance

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