Comparison Ninebot KickScooter Max G30 II vs Ninebot KickScooter Max G30

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	Ninebot KickScooter Max G30 II	Ninebot KickScooter Max G30
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Main	Powerful electric drive. Large autonomous range.	3 driving modes - standard, "sport" mode and "energy saving" mode. Quick and easy folding. Powerful electric motor. Impressive power reserve. Good water protection. Recovery. App control.
Max. load	100 kg	100 kg
Foldable
Performance
Range	65 km	65 km
Power	350 W	350 W
Max. speed	25 km/h	25 km/h
Speed modes	3	3
Max. climbing angle	20 °	15 °
Drive	rear	rear
Wheels	rubber air-filled 10 "	rubber air-filled 10 "
Front brake	drum	drum
Rear brake	electric (regenerative)	electric (regenerative)
Suspension	no suspension	no suspension
Regenerative
Battery
Battery capacity	15 Ah	15 Ah
Voltage	36 V	36 V
Full charge time	6 h	6 h
Features
Display
Headlight
Brake lights
Signal / bell
Stand
Dustproof, waterproof	IPX5	IPX5
General
Frame material	aluminium	aluminium
Size	120х116.7х47 cm	117x42x120 cm
Weight	18.7 kg	18.7 kg
Color
Added to E-Catalog	july 2022	september 2019

Max. climbing angle

The maximum climbing angle that an electric scooter can overcome on engine power alone, without the help of legs. Models with engines of the same power may differ in this indicator (due to the difference in torque and wheel size).

Note that in the specifications the angle is usually indicated in degrees, while on road signs it is given as a percentage (1% corresponds to a rise of 1 m for every 100 m of horizontal movement). However, this moment is not particularly critical: if you often have to overcome a certain hill, you can clarify its slope by converting percentages into degrees (and vice versa) according to special tables. In addition, if the angle turns out to be too large, nothing prevents you from helping the scooter with your foot, in extreme cases, to overcome the climb on foot.