Hiboy Titan Pro vs Apollo Phantom 2.0
Two of the electric scooters in our best electric scooters: segway-ninebot, niu, apollo, hiboy, gotrax comparison, lined up spec by spec. Every figure comes from the manufacturer pages linked below, and the scores use the same published formula as the full ranking.
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Best for: Dual 750 W motors and a 1728 Wh battery
Check price at AmazonBest for: Dual-motor 44 mph scooter, IP66
Check price at AmazonSpec-by-spec comparison
Green marks the better published figure. "Not listed" means the manufacturer doesn't publish it.
| Spec | Hiboy Titan Pro | Apollo Phantom 2.0 | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rated motor powerNominal (rated) motor output as the maker states it, combined for dual-motor scooters. Peak figures appear in the notes. Apollo publishes only peak figures, so its scooters score as the lowest rated figure. Anything above 1000 W scores the same as 1000 W. | 1500 W | Not listed | 20% |
| Battery capacityBattery capacity in watt-hours. Where the maker lists only volts and amp-hours, we multiply them (for example 48 V x 15 Ah = 720 Wh) and say so in the product's notes. | 1728 Wh | 1404 Wh | 20% |
| Claimed rangeThe maker's maximum range claim, usually at low speed with a 165 lb rider. Treat it as a comparison figure, not a promise. | 80 mi | 50 mi | 15% |
| Top speedThe highest speed the maker lists, including app-unlocked modes. Anything above 30 mph scores the same as 30 mph. Local speed limits for scooters are often lower (see the guide). | 33 mph | 44 mph | 10% |
| Max rider loadThe heaviest rider the maker rates the scooter for. | 300 lb | 330 lb | 15% |
| Scooter weightLighter scooters are easier to carry onto a train or up stairs. | 103.6 lb | 102 lb | 10% |
| Water resistanceThe water digit of the IP rating the maker lists for the scooter (IPX5, IP55 and IP65 all count as 5). | IPX4 class (splashes) | IPX6 class (powerful jets) | 10% |
| Motor | Dual 750 W (1500 W combined) | Dual 1750 W peak (3500 W combined peak; rated power not listed) | info |
| Battery | 48 V 36 Ah, 1728 Wh | 52 V 27 Ah (1404 Wh, computed) | info |
| Brakes | Hydraulic | Not listed | info |
| Water rating | Scooter IPX4 | IP66 | info |
| RidePick score | 7.6/10 | 6.5/10 | 100% |
Where each one comes out ahead
Hiboy Titan Pro
Better published figure on: Battery capacity, Claimed range.
What we like
- Top battery capacity in this comparison (1728 Wh)
- Top claimed range in this comparison (80 mi)
Watch out for
- Highest scooter weight in this comparison (103.6 lb)
Apollo Phantom 2.0
Better published figure on: Top speed, Max rider load, Scooter weight, Water resistance.
What we like
- Top top speed in this comparison (44 mph)
- Top max rider load in this comparison (330 lb)
- Top water resistance in this comparison (IPX6 class (powerful jets))
Watch out for
- Rated motor power not published by Apollo
Verdict
On published specs, the Hiboy Titan Pro scores higher (7.6 vs 6.5). Specs don't capture sound character or feel, so weigh the pros and cons above too.
- Choose the Hiboy Titan Pro if this sounds like you: dual 750 W motors and a 1728 Wh battery.
- Choose the Apollo Phantom 2.0 if this sounds like you: dual-motor 44 mph scooter, IP66.
- Hiboy Titan Pro: Hiboy: Titan Pro
- Apollo Phantom 2.0: Apollo: Phantom 2.0