Apollo - Pro 2023 Prototype

Depends on how you interpret "perfect 10". Could mean absolutely perfect, or just the best for a specific use-case. For me, the Apollo Pro (2023) is near perfect because I live in Seattle and use my scooter to commute. I care about: * Rain (high IP rating) * Hills (power) * Bad roads (big tires/suspension) * Visibility (it's dark here) Only downsides: * No BMS control for max SoC * Built-in navigation would be nice but minor issue * Charger is bulky, takes up lots of backpack space Quick thoughts on other scooters I've tried: Segway GT2: * Love it almost as much as the apollo pro but IP rating is a blocker for me * Slightly more stable at high speed than Apollo Pro * Poor regen feel * Half-twist throttle makes it unsafe for new riders Segway GT3 Pro: * Regret buying this, hate riding it * Acceleration curve is scary and not adjustable so expect to be constantly throwing your weight forward and back * Traction control seems broken * Could be great with software update but currently feels unsafe * Might be fine for heavier riders, but at 155 lbs in wet/bumpy conditions, avoid * Turn signals don't auto-cancel * Great BMS * Nice ride on stable ground * Screen is excellent Roadrunner RX7: * Similar issues to GT3 Pro * Bad acceleration curve * Power adjustment reduces top speed unnecessarily * Manual turn signal switch instead of auto-cancelling button

How much do you weigh? That will be a big factor as well. However, I would go with something that is dual motor, which would be the Apollos. I live in Seoul and the city is full of hills. I got a decent dual motor scooter here locally and it handles most hills like a champ. I ride it in single motor mode majority of the time and only engage dual motor when I need to.