Compare the Okai Neon Pro and the Zero 10X (60V 21Ah)

When it comes to electric scooters, there's no shortage of options available on the market. Among them, the Okai Neon Pro and the Zero 10X (60V 21Ah) stand out for their excellent blend of price, performance, and features. However, both differ significantly in many ways.

The Zero 10X is marketed for it's superior power and speed. It's equipped with a 60V 21Ah LG battery and boasts up to 60 miles of range with top speeds around 40mph. It features two 1000W motors that can be used in single or dual mode. This means the Zero 10X is suitable for any commuter who is looking for a speedy ride with excellent hill-climbing capabilities.

The Okai Neon Pro, on the other hand, offers a more straightforward, conservative ride. It sports a 36V 18.2Ah battery and can top speeds of up to 18.6mph with a range of approximately 28 miles on a single charge. It only has one motor but it's 350W give it steady power and adequate climbing ability.

Both scooters are equipped with front and rear suspension for a comfortable ride, however, Zero 10X takes things a step further with hydraulic brakes for superior stopping power. In contrast, the Okai Neon Pro uses mechanical disk brakes, which provide effective stopping but not as immediate as hydraulic brakes.

In terms of design, the Neon Pro has a clean, streamlined look with integrated LED lights for safety. The Zero 10X, while still sleek, comes with a more “aggressive” design and external lights.

Overall, while the Okai Neon Pro may be the choice for riders seeking a balanced ride for daily commuting, the 10X undoubtedly caters to performance-hungry riders seeking top speeds and off-road capabilities.