Hiboy MAX Pro Electric Scooter, 46.6 Mi Long Range, 22 MPH Power by 650W MAX Motor, 11'' Pneumatic Tires, Split Hub Design, Dual Suspension, 265lbs MAX Load, Commuting Electric Scooter for Adults

The Hiboy Max Pro has been one of the best investments I’ve made in a long time. This electric scooter is not only durable but also fast, making it a fantastic choice for anyone looking for a reliable and efficient mode of transportation.Whether I’m commuting around the city or heading to work, the Hiboy Max Pro delivers a smooth and comfortable ride. The build quality is impressive, and it handles various road conditions with ease. With speeds exceeding 20+ mph and a price tag under $1,000, it’s an absolute steal compared to other scooters in its class.If you’re looking for a high-quality scooter that offers both performance and affordability, I highly recommend the Hiboy Max Pro!

Hiboy pro Max is a dynamic machine, the uniqueness of the ride is fun,plus its power can feel exhilarating, The breaks work great, the speed up hill on full battery is exceptional.Overall I’m happy I invested in this scooter, I love it, and you will to .Worth every penny ❤️Thank you.

The media could not be loaded. Overview:I really love this scooter, like genuinely. I love it so much that I bought a second one after my first S2 was stolen. I have bought 3 scooters through Hiboy, the first being my NEX scooter which was a discontinued model, so when I damaged that one (my fault 100%) I decided to move to another great Hiboy scooter, the S2. I did this because I had wonderful experiences with their kind, clear and attentive customer service representatives (via email), so I wanted to stay with the company for sure. For this reason and quality of product, I think Hiboy is the best of the up and coming eScooter companies.Anyway, this is a stellar scooter. It's not extremely pricey like the Segway Ninebots or as cheap and slow as other brands like Gotrax and Hover. In fact, having used the various rentable Bird and Lime scooters a lot before this purchase I think I like the feel of the S2 more. So it's an affordable elevated quality scooter. I attached a pretty detailed video of a general overview of the scooter, and what I like, so definitely watch that. (In the video I referenced putting up a 2nd video to show how it folded and unfolded, but turns out I can't upload 2 videos. Just know that folding and unfolding is totally easy. I said it is tight, and it is, but I'd rather the folding mechanism be a little tight as it is on mine, than loose). Also, another broad overview aside I didn't mention in the video is that I like that for the charger, there’s a little light that goes from red to green when it's charged, so you don't overcharge it.If you have issues:When you open the manual it details the quick start info (how to put it together which consists of a few screws and an electric plug in) and in big letters it says if you have any problems please contact the company. Definitely do, like I said they have great customer service and are very willing to send you parts and even videos with how to replace parts/adjust the scooter (at least they did with my NEX scooter, can't imagine that has changed).My type of use:My commute is only about 2 flat miles round trip most days of the week, so I cannot speak to long distance commutes and how it would hold up. But as I said in my video it definitely reaches 18-19 mph, so if that's accurate to advertisement I see no reason why the distance it can reach isn’t close. In fact, since I bought it, I haven't had to charge it yet from the initial charge (have not used it that constantly though to be honest!). It has a nice bit of oomf from stop and doesn't really need any kicking to get it going (again I'm on flat roads). It's perfect if you're a college student on a big campus, live off campus (my use), or other urban & local roads commutes. Its size and speed makes it perfect for getting to places that aren't exactly around the corner, so you need to use a bit of road to get where you're going.Some of this review is merging my experience with my old S2 and this brand new one which I mentioned in my video seems to be an upgraded model. Regardless, I loved both.So yeah. The Hiboy S2. I love it. Hope my review was helpful!

I really like this scooter and I’ve had it for about nine months now the top speed is actually around 21 miles an hour and the range is maybe 10 to 20 miles actual range in sport mode but still pretty good. The tires are the one thing that I have had a little bit of an issue with and also the charge port cover has a bit of an issue with snapping off, you can get replacement charge port covers and it’s not too hard to replace the tires are a little bit more of an issue though overall I like the scooter and it has decent power for the price it’s easy to use and it’s build quality seems to be pretty good also I’ve taken it out on some mountain trails and it seems to work pretty well although if you plan to go trail riding, remember that you do have to charge unlike a gas vehicle

We purchased the Hiboy Pro Max scooter in November and have been very happy with the purchase. It has good range, good speed and feels really solidly built. My 13yo son takes it out almost every day and rides it very hard and the scooter is still running perfectly. Definitely recommend!

The BMS (battery management system- chip responsible for making sure all the batteries are equally charged and used) died on it shortly after we got it, and the email system for Hiboys supports was terribly. Responses came back 2-3 business days later, and every email was like the first one- I’d respond to an email and the person responding to that one seemingly didn’t have access to the old ones. Very frustrating customer service.However, when it worked, it worked great. Top speed of 22mph, great total distance due to the large 720Ah battery. Good lighting all around made it easier to see at night.Be aware it’s pretty heavy- a little over 50 lbs, so not easy to carry around.ONE HUGE THING TO BE AWARE- REPLACING THE BACK TIRE IS AN ABSOLUTE ORDEAL. Expect 2 hours of time your first time, and you have to disconnect the the rear wheel from the battery compartment. It is way more involved than you think and a high risk you will cut some important on accident t.