Scooters: Vsett 11+ vs. Apollo Pro 2025

Quick Verdict

The Vsett 11+ is a powerhouse scooter with a focus on raw power and range, while the Apollo Pro 2025 offers a more balanced package with a focus on refined features, water resistance, and a lighter weight. The choice depends on whether the user prioritizes top speed and potential range (Vsett 11+) or a more manageable weight, better water resistance, and a more modern display (Apollo Pro 2025).

The Vsett 11+ offers higher top speed capabilities (especially the 72V Super version) and a potentially longer maximum range depending on the battery configuration, while the Apollo Pro 2025 provides a more refined and modern display and a higher water resistance rating.
The Apollo Pro 2025 is significantly lighter than the Vsett 11+, enhancing its portability.
The Vsett 11+ features a dual suspension system, while the Apollo Pro 2025 uses a combination of hydraulic front suspension and rubber rear suspension.
The Apollo Pro 2025 has a slightly lower price point and a reliability rating, while the Vsett 11+ lacks a user rating.
Both scooters offer high motor power, but the Vsett 11+ has a wider range of battery options.

Key features – Side-by-Side

Attribute	Vsett 11+	Apollo Pro 2025
Name	Vsett 11+	Apollo Pro 2025
Price	Around $2,999 - $4,299	Around $2,499.00
Motor Power (Watts)	Dual 1500W motors (3000W total), with peak power reaching up to 6000W. Some sources claim 2 x 2000W hub motors for the Super 72V version.	6000W peak (dual 1200W nominal)
Battery Capacity (Ah)	60V versions: 31.2Ah, 35Ah or 42Ah Li-ion (LG or Samsung cells). 72V Super version: 32Ah, 35Ah	52V 30Ah (1560 Wh, Samsung cells)
Maximum Speed (mph)	Limited to 20 mph (on road) in "City Mode". Off-road/Sport Mode: 44-53 mph (70-85 km/h) or even up to 62-65 mph (100 km/h) for the Super 72V version.	44 mph
Maximum Range (miles)	60V versions: Advertised ranges vary from 60 miles (at 15mph) to 100 miles (single motor mode) or even up to 140 miles (42Ah battery). Some sources mention 93-99 miles or 137 miles in single motor mode. 72V Super version: Up to 60 miles (at 15mph) or 93 miles.	Up to 62 miles (Eco mode)
Suspension Type (Front/Rear)	Front: Hydraulic shocks or hydraulic spring suspension. Rear: Dual spring suspensions, hydraulic coil-over-shocks, or hydraulic suspension.	Front hydraulic (adjustable with 16 dampening settings), rear rubber
Braking System (Type)	Front and rear hydraulic disc brakes (Nutt or Zoom) with electric ABS (E-ABS)	Dual drum brakes with Power RBS (regenerative braking)
Tire Size (inches)	11 x 4 inches; some sources mention 11 x 3 inches or 10 x 4 inches.	12 inch x 3 inch, self-healing tubeless
Weight (lbs)	119 lbs - 150 lbs (54 kg - 68 kg)	93 lbs
Load Capacity (lbs)	265 lbs - 331 lbs (120 kg - 150 kg)	330 lbs
Display Type	Vsett Control Throttle Display, LED display showing speed, battery level, trip, time, and mode.	Ultra-bright DOT display with anti-glare technology, phone as display option with Quad Lock mount
Water Resistance Rating	IP54 (splash-proof)	IP66
Ratings	Not available	Reliability: 9.3/10

Overall Comparison

Vsett 11+ boasts up to 6000W peak power and a potential 140-mile range, while the Apollo Pro 2025 offers a lighter 93 lbs weight and IP66 water resistance at a price of around $2,499.

Pros and Cons

Vsett 11+

Pros:

Impressive torque and acceleration, especially in sports mode
Can climb inclines up to 35-45 degrees
Safe and reliable braking with front and rear hydraulic disc brakes and electric ABS
Smooth and stable ride on rough terrains due to hydraulic suspension and pneumatic tires
Robust build quality, featuring a sturdy frame, dual stems, and high-quality materials
Intuitive display providing information on speed, battery level, trip distance, time, and riding mode
Wide handlebars provide more control and better handling at high speeds
Features NFC key lock immobilizer

Cons:

Actual range is usually less than the advertised range
Heavy weight and dimensions make it not the most portable option
Lengthy charging time, up to 16-21 hours with a single charger (unless using dual fast charging)
Some users have reported issues with steering bearings and controller failures if regenerative braking settings are too high
Requires regular maintenance

Apollo Pro 2025

Pros:

High motor power
Long range
Advanced suspension system
Effective braking system
Durable build quality
Water Resistance

Cons:

Heavy weight
Real-world range may vary

User Experiences and Feedback

Vsett 11+

What Users Love

No highlights reported.

Common Complaints

No major complaints reported.

Value Perception

No value feedback reported.

User Recommendations

The scooter has impressive torque and acceleration, especially in sports mode.
Equipped with front and rear hydraulic disc brakes and electric ABS, the scooter provides safe and reliable braking.
The scooter offers a smooth and stable ride on rough terrains due to its hydraulic suspension and pneumatic tires.
The scooter has a robust build quality, featuring a sturdy frame, dual stems, and high-quality materials.
The display is intuitive and provides information on speed, battery level, trip distance, time, and riding mode.
Wide handlebars provide more control and better handling at high speeds.

Apollo Pro 2025

What Users Love

Stable at high speeds
Effective regenerative braking at lower speeds
Good shock absorption with suspension and tire combination

Common Complaints

Advertised range may not be achievable in all riding conditions

Value Perception

No value feedback reported.

User Recommendations

Accelerates from 0 to 30 mph in under 6 seconds (Ludo mode)
Stops from 15 mph in about 9.6 feet