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Compare Gyroor H40 and Segway Ninebot C2 Pro Specs & Performance

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Gyroor H40

Gyroor H40

Gyroor$199

Street
10 MPH

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Segway Ninebot C2 Pro

Segway Ninebot C2 Pro

Segway$229.99

Street

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Compare detailed specifications of both electric scooters — from motor power and battery range to weight, price, and features.

BrandGyroorSegway
NameH40Ninebot C2 Pro
Price$199$229.99
Release QuarterUnknownUnknown
Release Year2023

Comparison Review: Gyroor H40 vs Segway Ninebot C2 Pro

Here's how the Gyroor H40 stacks up against the Segway Ninebot C2 Pro — from speed and range to comfort and features.

The Segway Ninebot C2 Pro and the Gyroor H40 are two solid options for urban commuters, each with unique strengths. The Ninebot C2 Pro, priced at $229.99, features a rear 150W motor capable of reaching peak power of 260W. It’s designed for street use and weighs 23.6 lbs, supporting a rider weight limit of 110 lbs. With a battery voltage of 21.6V and a capacity of 108 Wh, it takes about 4 hours to charge. The scooter offers a folding mechanism and can be controlled via an app, making it convenient for everyday use.

In comparison, the Gyroor H40 is a more budget-friendly option at $199. It has a slightly more powerful nominal motor of 180W and can reach a top speed of 10 MPH. Weighing only 9.3 lbs, it supports a rider weight limit of 143 lbs. The H40’s battery is also 21.6V but has a lower capacity of 56 Wh, allowing for a quicker recharge time of just 2 hours. While it lacks the app connectivity of the Ninebot, it does feature both foot and electronic brakes for added safety.

Both scooters are equipped with solid tires and lack suspension, making them suited for smooth street riding. The Ninebot C2 Pro offers more advanced features and a longer battery life, while the Gyroor H40 is lightweight and quicker to recharge. For those seeking a balance between price and features, consider your riding needs carefully. If range and app functionalities matter, the Ninebot is ideal; however, for a lightweight and budget-friendly ride, the H40 is a solid choice.

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