Compare Apollo City and Gyroor H30 Max Specs & Performance

The Apollo City, priced at $1099, is a robust electric scooter designed for urban commuting. With a powerful dual motor that can reach a top speed of 32 MPH, it excels in performance, offering a maximum range of 38 miles on a single charge. Its 1000W motor handles inclines of up to 20°, making it suitable for diverse terrains. Weighing 65 lbs and supporting a weight limit of 265 lbs, the Apollo City features a comfortable deck measuring 21" in length and 7.5" in width, along with a user-friendly folding mechanism.

In contrast, the Gyroor H30 Max is a budget-friendly option at just $178. It features a single rear motor with a nominal power of 150W, achieving a modest speed and designed primarily for lighter users, supporting a weight limit of 132 lbs. Its solid tires and lack of suspension make it less suited for rough terrains, and it has a significantly shorter range with a battery capacity of 56 Wh. The H30 Max is lightweight at 13.2 lbs, which enhances portability, but it offers a more basic ride experience compared to the Apollo City.

Both scooters offer folding mechanisms and speed modes, but the Apollo City stands out with advanced features such as drum and electronic brakes, self-healing tires, and a comprehensive app for enhanced user experience. The Gyroor H30 Max, while offering essential features, lacks the robustness and range of the Apollo City. For those seeking performance and durability, the Apollo City is the better choice, while the H30 Max may suit casual riders looking for a budget option.