Compare the Unagi Model One (E500) and the Inokim OX (Super)

In the expanding realm of electric scooters, two models have solidified their positions as industry leaders - the Unagi Model One (E500) and the Inokim OX (Super). But how do they stack up against each other? In terms of power, the OX (Super) has a clear upper hand. With a peak power of 1300W, it vastly exceeds the 500W power output of the Model One. Consequently, it provides a top speed of 45 km/h, a significant improvement on the Model One's 32 km/h. The OX also leads in terms of climbing ability, handling slopes of up to 15 degrees with ease, while the Model One's ability is pegged at 6 degrees. However, the Model One strikes back with its sleek, lightweight design. At only 12 kg, it is easier to carry around compared to the 28 kg OX electric scooter. It also offers an innovative one-click folding system, making it quick and convenient to store. Despite having a higher power output, the OX has an impressive 100km range, while the Model One clocks in at a respectable 25.7km on a single charge. The dual motor OX, though coming with longer charging time, clearly compensates by delivering longer travel. Comfort is another key element to consider. The OX is designed with large 10-inch pneumatic tires, providing superior shock absorption for a smoother ride. On the other hand, Unagi’s Model One features 7.5 wheels with solid rubber tires, which means fewer punctures but a slightly rougher ride. From the above, you can deduce that both models have their strengths. If you're after power and range, the Inokim OX is your bet. However, if portability and convenience are your priority, you might find the Unagi Model One more to your liking.