Compare the NAMI Burn-E and the Okai Neon

When choosing an electric scooter, two models often come up for consideration: The NAMI Burn-E and the Okai Neon. Upon first glance, the two may appear similar but several fundamental differences set them apart. The NAMI Burn-E is known for its exceptional performance. Its power stands at an impressive 2 x 1400W motors compared to the Okai Neon's single 500W motor. This leads to a top speed of 60 mph for the Burn-E, while the Neon maxes out at around 15.5 mph.

There are also notable contrasts in their battery capacities. The Burn-E has a 72V 35Ah battery which yields a longer range of about 100 miles, whereas the Neon incorporates a 48V 15.6Ah battery with a range of approximately 25 miles.

In terms of weight, the Burn-E is quite hefty at about 77 lbs, making it not the ideal pick for someone who needs to frequently carry their scooter. The Neon, on the other hand, is almost half the weight at 42 lbs, offering easier portability.

Suspension and brakes also differ between the two models. The Burn-E’s advanced hydraulic suspension and hydraulic brakes offer the ultimate in ride comfort and safety. Neon, however, has mechanical brakes and does not offer a suspension system.

The Burn-E does stand as a pricier choice, but it offers top-tier specifications, quality, and riders often consider it a 'beast'. The Neon is more affordable and suitable for users looking for good performance with easy portability.