Hiboy S2 vs S2 Pro vs MAX Pro: Which Commuter Fits Your Route?

The S2, S2 Pro, and MAX Pro target three different levels of daily commuting. They share a familiar folding-scooter format, but their battery capacity, tires, suspension, and road comfort make them suitable for different routes.

Hiboy S2: compact value

The S2 is currently listed with a 350W motor, up to 17 miles of advertised range, a 19 mph maximum speed, 8.5-inch honeycomb tires, rear suspension, electronic and disc braking, lighting, and app support.

Honeycomb tires reduce puncture maintenance and suit riders who want a straightforward city scooter. The smaller tire size and shorter stated range make it most appropriate for relatively smooth, shorter routes.

Choose it for: entry-level commuting, compact storage, short trips, and low tire-maintenance priorities.

Hiboy S2 Pro: longer-range solid-tire commuter

The S2 Pro increases the current stated motor output to 500W and advertised range to 25 miles while keeping a 19 mph maximum speed. It uses 10-inch honeycomb tires, dual rear suspension, dual braking, lights, and app support.

It is the middle choice for riders who want more hill capability and range than the S2 but still prefer solid-tire convenience.

Choose it for: medium-distance commuting, moderate hills, larger tires, and reduced puncture concern.

Hiboy MAX Pro: comfort and extended travel

The MAX Pro is built around longer trips and a steadier ride. The current listing highlights 11-inch pneumatic tires, a wide deck, dual braking, confident hill handling, and speeds up to 22 mph. Its larger air-filled tires improve comfort over rough pavement but require pressure and condition checks.

Choose it for: longer daily routes, uneven roads, riders who value deck space, and those willing to maintain pneumatic tires.

Side-by-side priorities

• Lowest complexity: S2.
• Best balance of range and solid tires: S2 Pro.
• Best road comfort and larger-wheel stability: MAX Pro.
• Easiest to carry: compare current product weights; larger models are generally less convenient on stairs.

Do not choose only by maximum range

Advertised range can be reduced by cold weather, hills, rider and cargo weight, aggressive acceleration, high speed, low tire pressure, and battery age. A good rule is to select a model with a substantial margin beyond the normal round trip.

Check the S2, S2 Pro, and MAX Pro. You can also use the interactive comparison page.