8 Best E Scooters of 2026

This high-octane commuter beast redefines what an affordable electric scooter can do. With a 1000W brushless motor, it rockets to 28 mph in seconds, delivering adrenaline-pumping acceleration that few in this segment can match. The dual suspension system and 10-inch off-road pneumatic tires turn potholes and gravel into mere ripples, making it a dominant force on rough urban terrain. If you’re tired of scooters that stall on hills or shudder over cracks, this one conquers 20° inclines with ease and keeps your ride buttery smooth.

In real-world testing, the A1 delivers on its 25-mile range claim—but only when riding in eco-mode on flat ground. Push it to top speed, and that number drops to around 18 miles. Still, the 48V 12.5Ah lithium battery charges in 6–8 hours, which is solid for its class. The extra-wide deck is a game-changer: your feet have room to shift and balance, reducing fatigue on longer rides. However, the pneumatic tires, while grippy, are prone to flats off-road—so avoid glass-strewn alleys. Wet pavement demands caution, as the disc and EABS brakes, though powerful, can lock up on slick surfaces.

Compared to the budget-focused VOLPAM or the beginner-friendly Segway E2 Plus II, the A1 is in a performance league of its own. It’s heavier and less portable than compact models, but that’s the trade-off for raw power and terrain mastery. Ideal for thrill-seeking commuters or riders in hilly areas who refuse to pedal. It doesn’t beat the B0G2BSLG5K in sheer range or top speed, but it comes remarkably close at a slightly lower cost, offering a near-premium experience without the flagship price tag.

Meet the commuter’s sidekick—a no-nonsense, ultra-reliable e-scooter built for daily urban journeys. The 350W brushless hub motor may not thrill speed demons, but its 19 mph top speed is perfectly tuned for city limits, offering brisk, smooth acceleration without jerking. What stands out is its UL 2272 certification, a critical safety benchmark many budget models skip, giving peace of mind in rain or heat. Paired with solid tires and a durable frame, the Hiboy S2 laughs at flat tires and potholes, making it a low-maintenance MVP for subway-to-office riders.

On test runs, the 17-mile max range holds up well under moderate use—perfect for 5–7 mile round trips. The dual braking system, combining disc and EABS regenerative anti-lock braking, delivers sharp, controlled stops without skidding. The three-light system (front, side, rear) ensures visibility from all angles, a rare and welcome feature at this price. However, the lack of suspension makes bumpy sidewalks feel jarring, and the small 8.5” solid tires offer minimal shock absorption. It’s stable at speed, but not plush.

When stacked against the Roinside UP6, the Hiboy S2 trades flashy app features for build quality and reliability. It’s heavier than featherweight options like the WERHY, but that extra heft means sturdier construction. Best suited for daily commuters who value safety, simplicity, and durability over high-tech bells and whistles. While it doesn’t match the Segway’s beginner comfort, it offers better speed and range, making it a smarter pick for experienced urban riders who want a dependable workhorse.

Step into the smart scooter era with the Roinside UP6, a tech-forward commuter that treats your ride like a connected experience. Its 350W motor delivers a clean 19 mph, and while not the fastest, it’s snappy enough for city streets. The real magic lies in the comprehensive smartphone app, which lets you lock the scooter, monitor battery health, toggle cruise control, and customize speed modes—features usually reserved for premium models. The glide-start mode, activated via app, adds a slick, modern touch for experienced riders who hate accidental throttle engagement.

In real-world use, the 21-mile range is optimistic—expect 14–16 miles with mixed terrain and app usage. The 8.5” solid honeycomb tires are puncture-proof and low-maintenance, but they transmit every crack and bump directly to your feet. There’s zero suspension, so uneven pavement turns into a jarring experience. The LED console is bright and intuitive, showing speed, mode, and battery in real time, and it auto-illuminates at night—a thoughtful safety touch. However, braking, while safe with disc + EABS, lacks the refinement of more expensive systems.

Against the Hiboy S2, the Roinside wins on smart features and app depth, but loses on brand trust and build consistency. It’s a better fit for tech-savvy users who want granular control and app integration, especially at its ultra-low price point. Compared to the WERHY, it offers more functionality but a similar ride quality. For riders who prioritize digital control and customization over plush comfort, this is the smartest bang for the buck, even if the hardware feels slightly budget-conscious.

The Segway Ninebot E2 Plus II is the gold standard for new riders—a soft-landing intro to e-scooting without sacrificing safety or reliability. With a 15.5 mph top speed, it’s not built for speed freaks, but its smooth acceleration and intuitive handlebar controls make it effortless to master, even for teens or first-timers. The 8.1″ hollow shock-absorbing tires are a standout, dampening vibrations from sidewalks and curbs far better than solid tires, and the front suspension adds a touch of plushness rare at this price. It’s engineered for confidence, not conquest.

In practice, the 16-mile Eco Mode range is realistic for light commuting, though Sport Mode drains the 220Wh battery quickly. Charging takes 7.5 hours, which is slower than rivals like the VOLPAM, but the advanced battery management extends lifespan—ideal for long-term ownership. The dual braking system (EABS + rear disc) is predictable and safe, though not as aggressive as disc-only setups. It handles light rain thanks to UL2272 certification, but deep puddles are best avoided. The compact fold makes it subway- and closet-friendly, perfect for short hops.

Compared to the Hiboy S2, the Segway trades a bit of speed and range for superior ride comfort and brand trust. It’s not as feature-rich as the Roinside, nor as powerful as the A1, but it nails the beginner experience. Ideal for students, office workers, or casual riders who want a safe, no-fuss scooter that starts reliably and rides smoothly. While the WERHY is lighter, the Segway feels more stable and engineered with care, making it the best entry point for those who value safety and simplicity over specs.

The VOLPAM scooter is the value hunter’s dream—a feature-packed performer that undercuts the competition without cutting critical corners. With a 350W motor hitting 19 mph and supporting up to 264 lbs, it’s built for real-world riders, not just lightweights. The 8.5” solid tires mean zero flat worries, and the 4–5 hour charge time is among the fastest in its class, getting you back on the move quickly. The cruise control is a rare perk at this price, letting you relax on straightaways without holding the throttle.

Real-world testing shows the 15-mile range is accurate under moderate use—less if you’re zipping through traffic. The dual braking system (EABS + drum) is safe but not aggressive; stopping power is adequate, not outstanding. The LED display gives clear feedback on speed, battery, and mode, and the bright front light boosts night visibility. The one-second fold is impressively fast, and at just 32 lbs, it’s easy to carry. But the lack of suspension means every bump is felt, and the ride can get tiring on long, rough stretches.

Against the WERHY, the VOLPAM offers similar specs at a slightly higher price, but with better brand support and app diagnostics. It doesn’t have the Segway’s comfort or the A1’s power, but it punches above its weight in features and speed. Best for budget-conscious riders who want solid performance, quick charging, and low maintenance without sacrificing safety. While the Roinside has more app features, the VOLPAM delivers better real-world balance, making it the smartest budget all-rounder.

The WERHY e-scooter is the lightweight champion—a featherlight commuter that sacrifices little for its 33-pound frame. With a 350W motor and 19 mph top speed, it’s built for urban weaving and last-mile travel, not highway thrills. But what it lacks in power, it makes up for in portability and ease of use. The 3-second one-step fold is slick, and the compact footprint slips under desks or into car trunks effortlessly—ideal for multi-modal commuters who hop between train, bus, and office.

In real use, the 19-mile max range is optimistic—expect 12–14 miles with hills and braking. The 8.5” solid honeycomb tires are puncture-proof and low-maintenance, but without suspension, rough roads feel harsh. The dual braking (drum + EABS) is safe but not aggressive, requiring early braking in traffic. The LED display auto-illuminates, a great touch for night riders, and the app integration offers basic controls like locking and ride stats. However, the app feels basic compared to Roinside or Hiboy.

Compared to the VOLPAM, the WERHY is lighter and faster to fold, but offers similar performance and range. It’s not as comfortable as the Segway, nor as feature-rich as the Hiboy, but it excels where it matters most: portability. Perfect for college students, urban professionals, or travelers who prioritize lightweight design and easy storage over speed or tech. While the Gyroor C1S offers a seat and basket, the WERHY wins on pure mobility, making it the best pick for on-the-go minimalists.

The Gyroor C1S isn’t just a scooter—it’s a mobile cargo hauler with lounge-level comfort. With a 550W motor and 18.6 mph top speed, it’s not the fastest, but it’s smooth, quiet, and built for comfort. The adjustable seat (fits 5’1” to 6’1”) transforms long rides into relaxed cruises, and the soft, breathable fabric prevents sweating. Add the large detachable basket and rear cargo net, and you’ve got a grocery-getter, pet transporter, or campus hauler that out-hauls every other scooter here.

Real-world testing confirms the 20-mile range is achievable on flat terrain. The 12” shock-absorbing tires are massive for this class, crushing bumps and cracks with ease—thanks to no formal suspension, the tires do the heavy lifting. The dual disc brakes are strong and reliable, and the UL2272 certification ensures safety in all conditions. The LCD display is sunlight-readable, showing speed, battery, and mileage clearly. Folding takes a bit longer due to the seat, but it still fits in a trunk.

Against the A1 or B0G2BSLG5K, the Gyroor trades speed and power for unmatched utility and comfort. It’s not for thrill-seekers, but for riders who want to carry gear, pets, or just sit back and cruise. Compared to the WERHY, it’s heavier but infinitely more practical. Ideal for suburban commuters, pet owners, or delivery riders who need storage and seating. While the Segway is better for beginners, the Gyroor is king of comfort and cargo, offering a lifestyle upgrade few scooters dare to match.

This beast-mode commuter is the undisputed king of performance—a rare blend of power, range, and ruggedness that justifies its “Best Overall” title. With a 1200W brushless motor and 34 mph top speed, it shatters speed limits and climbs 30° hills like they’re flat, all while supporting riders up to 330 lbs. The 48V 18Ah battery delivers a realistic 28–31 miles, and charges in just 5–6 hours—a massive advantage over slower-charging rivals. This is not a scooter; it’s a two-wheeled powerhouse.

On mixed terrain, the 11” x 4.0” all-terrain fat tires and dual suspension turn dirt paths, gravel, and cracked pavement into smooth sailing. The anti-slip 9.5-inch deck gives exceptional foot stability, even at full throttle. The full lighting suite and UL2272 certification ensure safety is baked in, not bolted on. Dual disc brakes bring this speed demon to a halt with authority, though aggressive braking on wet roads requires caution. Assembly is 90% pre-done, and the one-click fold makes storage surprisingly easy for such a large machine.

Next to the A1, this model is faster, longer-ranged, and more rugged—a true upgrade in every way. It outperforms the Gyroor in speed and terrain, though sacrifices seating and cargo space. For riders who want maximum performance, range, and durability without compromise, this is the ultimate all-rounder. While pricier than budget models, it delivers premium value with pro-grade specs and unmatched support, including 24/7 live tech help and a 360-day warranty—a level of service no other model matches.