Hiboy S2 Pro vs Xiaomi Mi M365

It's pretty cool. How much do you think that cost? Uh, 800 bucks? Well, I would say about five hundred dollars or fifty. Between eight hundred and a t...

Did three range tests in past two days on a bike trail in the forest preserves. This is extremely hilly conditions and I am 190lbs. Had in high speed on first trip and got 10 miles with 20% battery left. Average speed of 14 mph and top speed of 18

o the comfortable seat is stable when the seat screws are tightened and the black stabilizer on the post is locked into the locking mechanism o low maintenance due to 10 inch solid tires o the metal fenders are durable and prevent water from splashing up from the occasionally moist path o fast at 19 miles per hour (Still, I wear a helmet, gloves, glasses and knee pads) o the scooter range is adequate but quickly decreases if the scooter is operated at top speeds for the duration of a extended trip o has a phone app to control several settings on the scooter o the stem hook locks into place with the holder on the back fender o the stem hook can double as a mount to carry a small shopping bag when the stem is upright o the regenerative brake coupled with the necessary hand brake for disc braking is responsive and very effective o the cruise control The cons are o has an inability to navigate hills of 10 degrees or more if not at full power (I have had to push the scooter up hills a few times) o does not have a voltage reader; so, using the phone app is necessary to verify the amount of power remaining to complete a trip or while sightseeing o a storage bag for concealment is not available big enough to take the scooter (minus the seat) into a hotel, etc. for overnight charging o the suspension is awful and inadequate because when riding on the 10 inch solid tires, I feel every path imperfection on asphalt roads, sidewalk pavement, or wooden bridges o missing visible turn signals (I attached third-party turn signal lights to the back of my seat post and front of the scooter mid-stem to be visible to cars) o the front headlight is terrible to see the path at night (I bought a third-party headlight because like most scooters, the integrated light needs a higher lumen for brightness) o the scooter stem hook when it is upright does not close or is not deep enough (I have had small grocery bags fall off of the hook when I was riding; so, I carried the bags with their loops over my wrist or handlebars) o is not functional as a shopping vehicle because of there is no optional Hiboy basket (I have to carry a backpack) Despite the listed cons above, the Hiboy S2 Pro is a champ at a budget friendly price. I enjoy being closer to nature and riding slow enough to enjoy it. Plus, the seat is fantastic to prevent feet from tiring while standing up on the scooter after 30 or minutes of cruising

It is important to mention that this is a scooter not a dirt bike or motorcycle and requires a smooth and easy sidewalk surfer state of mind when riding it. Xiaomi you have amazed me once again, hats off to your engineers.

yesterday while riding it, the brakes seized up for no reason, and the control panel turned off when supposed to be on, and it turned on when supposed to be off." I sent this email THREE WEEKS AGO and I have not received a response from Hiboy! So, although the scooter worked great for a while, I wouldn't have paid $500 for a scooter that only works for a few months. UPDATE: In December 2021 we received a replacement scooter

pick my first e-scooter for "last mile" needs to/from work. I went with the Xiaomi Mi/M365, and really liked how lightweight and portable it was (I take it on the train every day).