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S2 Max Electric Scooter

Range-focused budget commuters who prioritize miles per charge over plush suspension and premium hardware.

Hiboy S2 Max budget premium commuter scooter. Image courtesy Hiboy.

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Strengths

  • Massive 40-mile claimed range thanks to 557 Wh battery.
  • 500W motor with ~20% hill-climb capability is genuinely capable.
  • Cruise control + 3 ride modes.
  • App with locking, ride history, customization.
  • Folds in 3 seconds for transit-friendly storage.

Weaknesses

  • No suspension — rougher ride than NIU KQi 200P or Segway G2.
  • 220 lb payload limit is lower than rivals at 265 lb.
  • 19 mph top speed lags Segway and Apollo.
  • Brand support and parts network thinner than Segway / NIU.

Specs

Top Speed Mph
19
Classification
Street legal in most states
Range Miles
40.4
Motor Watts
500
Motor Peak Watts
650
Battery Wh
557
Weight Lbs
48
Max Rider Weight Lbs
220
Foldable
Yes
Tire Type
pneumatic
Tire Size
10 in
Brakes
Front drum + rear regen e-brake
Suspension
None
Display
LCD
Ip Rating
IP54
Safety Certification
UL 2272
App Connectivity
Yes

The S2 Max is Hiboy’s range-king step up from the S2 Pro ($443) already in the catalog. At $649 it adds a 557 Wh battery (vs the Pro’s 418 Wh) for 40+ mile claimed range, plus a 500W motor that can actually climb hills.

What you don’t get at this price is suspension — Hiboy reserves that for higher-tier models. If you want suspension under $700, the NIU KQi 200P or Segway Max G2 are better picks. If you want raw range per dollar with the safety net of UL 2272 certification, the S2 Max wins.

Hiboy now has two products in this catalog: the value S2 Pro ($443) and the range-extended S2 Max ($649). Pro for shorter commutes on a budget; Max if you ride further than 25 miles round-trip.

Sources

Every claim in this guide that isn't first-person experience is traceable to one of the sources below. URLs verified at publication; some may rot — let us know if so.

  1. Hiboy S2 Max product pageHiboySpecs and price.
  2. Hiboy S2 Max ReviewBGRRide impressions and build assessment.
By Max Langley ·