Compare the NAMI Burn-E and the Fiido Q1S

With a rise in urban electric commuting solutions, NAMI Burn-E and Fiido Q1S stand out as competing electric scooters. There are several differences between these two models starting with their core specifications. NAMI Burn-E boasts an outstanding max speed of 100km/h, compared to Fiido Q1S’s smaller yet still impressive 25km/h. The Burn-E also outlasts the Q1S with a max range of 160km, versus Q1S’s 55-65km. But the Q1S arguably offers more versatility, with its seat and built-in pedals which provides cyclists options.

The NAMI Burn-E is overall a heavyweight machine both in speed and size, with a more powerful motor of 2300W (dual motors) compared to the Q1S's 250W. Due to this power, Burn-E is not easily portable at a hefty 47kg, whereas the Q1S at just 19.5kg is easier to handle and transport.

In terms of the braking system, Burn-E features hydraulic brakes, while Fiido Q1S comes with mechanical disc brakes. The cost deviates significantly too - NAMI Burn-E, with its high-end specifications, is considerably more expensive than the budget-friendly Q1S.

Ultimately, selecting between the NAMI Burn-E and Fiido Q1S depends on your personal preference and requirements. For those preferring hefty power and speed, Burn-E is appropriate. Conversely, for a more versatile, user-friendly commuting solution, Fiido Q1S is the practical choice.