Compare the Okai Neon Pro and the NIU KQi2 Pro

Two hugely popular electric scooters on the market today are the Okai Neon Pro and the NIU KQi2 Pro. They stand out for their outstanding features and performance, but they also exhibit several key differences that potential buyers need to be aware of.

Focusing on the Okai Neon Pro first, this scooter is particularly known for its sturdy structure and its remarkable load capacity. It can comfortably bear up to 150 kg compared to the NU KQi2 Pro's decent capacity of 100 kg. This robustness transmits to its overall riding experience, delivering a smoother ride on rough terrains. The Okai Neon Pro also sports a bright front and rear LED light system adding to its supreme safety measures.

On the other hand, the NIU KQi2 Pro shines for its light weight and compact design. It is easy to carry and ideal for city commuting. It boasts of a convenient folding system that makes it easy to store and transport. It has a maximum speed of 45 kph, slightly higher than the Okai Neon Pro’s 40 kph, making it a better choice for those seeking a bit of speed gain on their city commutes.

It’s worth noting also that the NIU KQi2 Pro has a slight edge in terms of range. It promises a solution to higher range requirements with a reputed 70 km on a single charge, compared to the Okai Neon Pro’s still-respectable 60 km anyway.

So, to sum it up, while the Okai Neon Pro stands out for carrying capacity and robustness, the NIU KQi2 Pro is more focused on lightweight construct, speed, and range. Depending on your specific needs and preferences, either can be a fantastic option.