Hiboy - Hiboy S2 Max

I have a Hiboy S2 and I like it a lot

Hey everyone, I'm in the market for an electric scooter primarily for commuting purposes. I weigh around 230 lbs and need a scooter that offers a good range. I previously tried the HiBoy S2, but it only gave me about 6-7 miles at max speed, which isn't sufficient for my needs. I'm looking for a scooter that can provide at least 15 miles of range at top speed. My budget is around $500, and I don't require any fancy features-just reliability and sufficient range. I came across the NIU KQi3 Pro, which seems promising. However, I'm concerned about whether it can deliver the required range given my weight. Does anyone have experience with this model or can suggest alternatives that fit my criteria? Thanks in advance for your recommendations!

Nice! I'm looking at buying one of these and I also weigh close to 230 so this was timely! I bought a Hiboy S2 recently as a last-mile type thing to go home from the EV charger a mile away, and it's ideal for that, being $300 and 30 lbs. What I didn't expect was how much fun it would be to ride! Now I want something with more range just to cruise around on for fun, and it would be cool to have 2 scooters in case my GF or friend wants to go for a scoot. I'm probably gonna get the pro soon.

I got 3 flats in the first weekend of having my hiboy s2 max that I just bought like a month and a half ago, they replaced a wheel and ga e me 2 new tubes also, tube goo works but just NO, stay away from tubed tires on a scooter.... I instantly went and bought an teewing x5, DO NOT get tubed tires, they belong on a kids bike with Trai jng wheels

Thanks for all the great info everyone. Ended up going with the Hiboy S2 Max. The price was right and figured it would be a good starting point. Only put a couple miles on it so far but for what I paid for it I'm quite happy so far.

I got a hiboy. It's been pretty solid for my 6 months per year 1-2x per week use when I park my car at a public charger and ride to work/home and back.

HiBoy KS4 Pro for $400, or HiBoy S2 for $300 with less range. My daughter uses the S2 at college and it's been great for her, but she only rides a few miles per day so range isn't super important for her. But she goes days in between charging it. I use the KS4 Pro myself and I've been happy with it though with me being 230 pounds I don't get terrific range out of it, especially if I'm riding up hills frequently.

I have a GoTrax APEX MAX that has been awesome, and is currently on sale for $275 at Walmart. I also have a HiBoy S2 that is around the same price at BestBuy. Either scooter would be great for a 14 year old. Both of those scooters have basically the same specs as what you posted a picture of.

No problem, been using both of them for about a year without any problems. My daughter at college took the HiBoy S2 with her and she uses it to get from her apartment to around campus. I weigh 225 pounds and both the S2 and Apex MAX work well for me as well, though at my weight they don't do very well on steep hills. But my 11 year old son has been riding the Apex MAX since last Christmas and he loves it. One other thing they both have in common, along with the one you pictured in your post, is solid tires. I personally specifically picked scooters with solid tires instead of pneumatic air filled tires because the solid tires won't pop. When the pneumatic tires pop it can be a total pain in the ass to fix. Solid tires are a bumpier ride, but to me the trade off is well worth it to not have to deal with flat tires.

A couple last things I'll mention about the HiBoy S2 and Gotrax Apex MAX are the following. Lighting - The S2 has an awesome lighting system with red LED lights on the side in addition to headlight and taillight. Looks super cool at night (see pictures in reviews on BestBuy's website). The Apex Max only has a headlight and taillight. Mileage counter - the S2 doesn't keep track of the miles you've ridden, while the APEX MAX keeps track of the current ride distance as well as total miles. We've ridden our Apex Max a total of 475 miles in the last year according to its counter. Battery life - the Apex Max seems to get better battery life with me riding it compared to the S2, but they are both more than adequate.

This is the correct answer. Build quality on hiboy and gotrax is not sufficient for a daily driver. You don't want to blow money? We'll this is a perfect opportunity to learn how expensive cheap can be. Warranty repair on scooters sucks. You'll at least be on the hook for shipping. Go check what it costs to ship a scooter. We'll wait. You'll be without your scooter for a minimum of 2 weeks but likely much longer. Segways aren't particularly cool looking, they're not particularly inexpensive and they are not particularly light. They're not particularly fast for compared to other scooters that are available for the same money. But they are solidly built scooters that will last if you just do the minimum amount of maintenance on them. Spend a little bit more, check your tire pressure regularly, do the basic maintenance, don't drain the battery all the way before charging and it will last you a long time. Don't ever pay list price for a Segway. If the model you want isn't on sale this week, it probably will be next week. You want reliability, not speed, not a colorful paint job, not a bunch of extra flashy lights. NIU is also a good choice. Hiboy and Gotrax make ok entry level scooters, but they are toys. They generally don't last. They're fine for light-duty recreational use. If this is something that's going to get used everyday rain or shine they're not a good choice.

Yes. I recently bought a Hiboy s2 max from them and was expecting a rip off but it actually arrived authentically and everything. I asked hiboy beforehand about if temu is a verified seller and they confirmed it was. Basically robbing them for $600.