Compare the Apollo Light and the UScooters Booster Sport

The electric scooter market is brimming with high-quality models, two of which are the Apollo Light and the UScooters Booster Sport. In comparing these models, we find several key differences.

Firstly, the Apollo Light is known for its optimal range and speed. Equipped with a 500W nominal motor, it delivers a top speed of 22 mph, with a range of 22 to 35 miles on a single charge. It also features a dual-spring suspension system, ensuring a smoother ride. However, with a weight of 37 lbs, the Apollo Light may be on the heavier side.

On the other hand, the UScooters Booster Sport doesn't fall far behind. At a lighter 23 lbs, this model is easy to carry and store. This is thanks to its impressive foldability, reducing to only 35 inches in length when folded. However, the Booster Sport offers a slightly lower top speed at 18 mph and a range of 20 miles, relying on a 500W peak motor. This model also offers pneumatic tyres for good suspension, but lacks an explicit suspension system.

Another point of difference lies in the braking systems. The Apollo Light has a rear drum brake and a front regenerative brake, offering excellent stopping power. The UScooters Booster Sport, however, has a regenerative brake and a rear foot brake.

Lastly, Apollo Light has an impressive lighting system that includes front, rear and under-deck lights. The UScooters Booster Sport, though, only provides front and rear lights. Overall, both models provide excellent value, albeit slightly different features.