Compare the NAMI BURN-E 2 MAX and the Apollo Phantom (52V)

When it comes to comprehensive electric scooters, NAMI BURN-E 2 MAX and Apollo Phantom (52V) are often the top choices for enthusiasts. Both have their unique strengths that make them distinctive.

NAMI BURN-E 2 MAX gets ahead with its incredible motor power of 2800 W, while Apollo Phantom (52V) trails slightly behind with a dual motor power of 2000W. This means that off-roading enthusiasts may want to lean towards NAMI due to its higher torque, but the Phantom is no weakling either, offering remarkable on-road performance.

While both provide exceptional speed, the NAMI BURN-E 2 MAX tops out at 62 miles per hour, whereas the Apollo Phantom limits at 38 miles per hour. Clearly, NAMI gets a lead here as well for speed junkies.

In terms of battery life, Apollo Phantom graces with its 52V 23.4Ah battery that can travel up to 40 miles pe charge. However, the NAMI BURN-E 2 MAX once again excels with a solid 72V 35Ah battery, offering an excellent range of 62 miles.

The design and weigh-in of both scooters vary significantly, Apollo Phantom being lighter with its 77 lbs. weight versus NAMI's hefty 105 lbs. Apollo's cultivating design and lighter weight make it more portable, whereas NAMI has a tough-built, powerful frame suitable for heavy-duty use.

Suspension systems in both models are superb. The NAMI BURN-E 2 MAX has an adjustable front and rear air shock absorber, whereas Apollo Phantom equips a quadruple suspension system for a comfortable commuting experience.

In summary, both scooters have outstanding attributes. NAMI BURN-E 2 MAX is a powerhouse, an ideal choice for those in favor of speed and off-road adventures. Apollo Phantom, being considerably lighter and having a sleek design, is more suited to urban environments and commuting tasks.