S2 Pro
Origin
Hiboy is a US-market consumer electric-mobility brand (marketed by Hiboy / parent operations based in California, with manufacturing in China) that rose to prominence around 2019-2021 selling affordable folding e-scooters, hoverboards and e-bikes primarily through Amazon and its own storefront. The S2 Pro sits at the top of the entry-level 'S2' commuter line, positioned as a beefed-up sibling to the plain S2: it borrows the visual language of the Xiaomi M365 that defined the budget-scooter category, but leans on solid honeycomb tires and a rear spring suspension to chase durability and a maintenance-free ownership experience rather than outright ride comfort. It became one of the best-selling sub-$500 commuter scooters in North America during the 2020-2022 micromobility boom.
Specifications
- Weight
- kg
- Brakes
- Dual: rear disc (mechanical) + front electronic/regenerative brake
The verdict
- Puncture-proof solid honeycomb tires — genuinely maintenance-free, never go flat
- Strong value: 500W motor, app control and dual braking at a budget price
- Sturdy, well-built frame that tolerates rougher handling than most budget rivals
- Firm, jarring ride on rough or cracked pavement (solid tires + rear-only suspension)
- Real-world range well below the ~40 km claim when ridden at full speed
- Heavier (~17 kg) than several comparable budget scooters, and support can be slow
Generations
Hiboy S2 (base)
- Cheaper base model; smaller battery, less range.
Hiboy S2 Pro
- Bigger 500W motor + larger 11.6Ah battery, 10" solid tires and rear suspension vs the base S2.
Versions & builds
Every official build side by side — differences highlighted.
| Spec | CurrentS2 Pro (standard) | CurrentS2 Pro with cable lock / accessory bundles |
|---|---|---|
| Year | 2020 | 2022 |
| Brakes | rear disc + electronic | rear disc + electronic |
| MSRP | €500 | €520 |
| Purpose | Value | Value |
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