Brand comparison

Hiboy vs Razor

Hiboy scores 5.2 across 17 products; Razor scores 4.0 across 5. They overlap in electric scooters. That is 71% of what Hiboy sells and 60% of what Razor sells. Hiboy leads on verification, Razor on weight.

All 17 Hiboy products
Hiboy MAX Pro Commuter Electric Scooter

Hiboy

17 of 17 products scored · $310 – $1,350

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  • Verification — 6.0 against 2.0
5.2
vs
4.0
All 5 Razor products
Razor C45 Folding Electric Scooter

Razor

5 of 5 products scored · $650 – $1,600

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  • Weight — 8.0 against 6.0

Across everything we scored, Hiboy sits 1.18 ahead — led by verification.

Both brands also sell into Electric Bikes. Neither side carries enough scored products there for a median we would publish, so this comparison does not cover them.

Brand verdict

ahead · +1.18 (5.2 vs 4.0)

Pick Hiboy when

Verification matters most6.0vs2.0

Pick Razor when

Weight matters most8.0vs6.0

Scored 30 October 2026 from published specs and owner reviews. We don't buy or test units. How we score

Usability Hiboy and Razor, median scores 0 to 10

Median scores on a 0–10 scale.

  • VerificationHiboy: 6 (higher)Razor: 2

    Hiboy top-scored: MAX Pro Commuter Electric Scooter

    • UL certificate UL-US-2400062-0 names MAX Pro; listed under Freeman IT FKIS.E535405
    • Searched: UL Solutions certificate (brand-hosted) UL Certipedia Intertek SGS TÜV SÜD CPSC Health Canada
    • Record: UL Solutions certificate (brand-hosted), ANSI/CAN/UL 2272, MAX Pro, ECOM 14, BK1, FN-A1, DK1, F19, R10 are identical to MAX PRO, Freeman IT Limited
    • Record: UL Product iQ, ANSI/CAN/UL 2272, MAX Pro, Shenzhen Freeman IT Limited

    Razor top-scored: C45 Folding Electric Scooter

    • UL 2272 claimed via Guangdong UTL (not an NRTL); no directory record names the C45
    • Searched: Certipedia Intertek UL SGS TÜV SÜD CPSC Health Canada
  • BatteryHiboy: 4 (higher)Razor: 1

    Hiboy top-scored: MAX Pro Commuter Electric Scooter

    • 720 Wh (48 V, 15 Ah) on the commuter scooter ladder

    Razor top-scored: C45 Folding Electric Scooter

    • 356 Wh (46.8 V, 7.6 Ah nominal) on the commuter scooter scale
    • Basis: watt-hours are nominal volts times amp-hours from the manual
  • FeaturesHiboy: 6 (higher)Razor: 3

    Hiboy top-scored: MAX Pro Commuter Electric Scooter

    • one-step fold, lights, app lock, display, cruise control
    • Water: IPX4 stated, below the IPX5 point

    Razor top-scored: C45 Folding Electric Scooter

    • one-step fold, front and rear lights, display, cruise control
  • Ride HardwareHiboy: 5 (higher)Razor: 3

    Hiboy top-scored: MAX Pro Commuter Electric Scooter

    • front and rear drum brakes, dual suspension, 11-inch air tires

    Razor top-scored: C45 Folding Electric Scooter

    • rear mechanical disc, no suspension, 12.5-inch pneumatic front and 10-inch airless rear
    • Tires: front pneumatic, rear airless, so the pneumatic point is not given
  • WeightHiboy: 6Razor: 8 (higher)

    Hiboy top-scored: MAX Pro Commuter Electric Scooter

    • 51.59 lb

    Razor top-scored: C45 Folding Electric Scooter

    • 40.2 lb
  • Warranty & SupportHiboy: 3 (higher)Razor: 1

    Hiboy top-scored: MAX Pro Commuter Electric Scooter

    • one year on battery and motor

    Razor top-scored: C45 Folding Electric Scooter

    • 90 days on the whole electric product
    • Terms: manufacturing defects only, void if modified or rented

Same score

  • MotorHiboy: 5Razor: 5

    Hiboy top-scored: MAX Pro Commuter Electric Scooter

    • 500 W nominal rear hub
    • Peak: 650 W claimed, not scored

    Razor top-scored: C45 Folding Electric Scooter

    • 450 W rear hub, no rated or peak label
    • Label: Razor prints 450-watt with no rated or peak wording

Social score about Hiboy and Razor

Independent sources pooled per brand. N of M = how many scored products carry the brand-level reading shown, out of all scored.

  • GoogleHiboy: 6 (higher)Razor: 5

    Hiboy

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    • TechGearLab (bought units) measured the S2 Pro at 17.1 mi and 17.3 mph and the S2 at 14 mi and 17 mph, mid-table among its tested scooters (Sep 2026)|Consumer Reports tested the S2 Pro among 13 scooters (Aug 2026)

    Brand rollup across scored products. 4 of 17 scored products carry this reading.

    Razor

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    • TechGearLab (buys its test units) rated the Razor E300 poorly and saw it break during testing (Jun 2019)|TechGearLab found the Razor E Prime III much better than the E300 but still behind its top picks (Jun 2019)

    Brand rollup across scored products. 1 of 5 scored products carry this reading.

Same score

  • RedditHiboy: 4Razor: 4

    Hiboy

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    • R/ElectricScooters: a MAX Pro owner notes the sub's dislike of Hiboy while praising its build and support (Apr 2024)
    • a post titled 'Avoid Hiboy, Total Scam Experience' reports a scooter not delivered after three weeks (Aug 2025)

    Brand rollup across scored products. 7 of 17 scored products carry this reading.

    Razor

    Read the full summary
    • R/ElectricScooters: owners of the lead-acid C35 SLA describe buying it discounted at Walmart and modding it, one found a flat tire on arrival and one notes it has no friction brake (Dec 2022 to Jul 2025)

    Brand rollup across scored products. 3 of 5 scored products carry this reading.

Scored for one brand only

  • YouTubeHiboy: 6Razor: not scored

    Hiboy

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    • Hiboy e-bike videos come mostly from creators with Hiboy-supplied bikes or discount codes (DONSLIFE, MastaBika, Evan Lindy, Soldier Knows Best; 2025 to 2026), who praise comfort and speed for the price

    Brand rollup across scored products. 2 of 17 scored products carry this reading.

  • AmazonHiboy: 6Razor: not scored

    Hiboy

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    • Hiboy Direct sells e-bikes on Amazon US; its EX6F listing averages 4.0 from 14 ratings with 24% one-star (Oct 2026); the EX6 and EX9 listings are sold by Amazon.com

    Brand rollup across scored products. 4 of 17 scored products carry this reading.

Not enough data for either brand

  • Owner reviewsHiboy: not scoredRazor: not scored

The scores above are our reading of the evidence below. This is the evidence.

Safety listings are recorded per product from the certifier's own directory, by model, not from the maker's wording. Most of the listings in this category can be checked in TÜV Rheinland's Certipedia.

Warranty terms

Hiboy

17 of 17

  • 1 Year 17

Razor

5 of 5

  • 6 Months 5

Best Hiboy vs best Razor, category by category

The three best-scoring products each brand sells in every category they both compete in, ranked by overall score.

Hiboy5.2
12 products
Razor3.9
3 products
Hiboy leads
6.1
Overall
Usability6.4
Social5.7

38th of 158 in Scooters

Strengths
  • Long range for daily commutes
  • Smooth ride from dual suspension
  • Air tires grip and soak up bumps
  • Brakes on both wheels
Drawbacks
  • Heavy to carry up stairs
  • Only one year of warranty
  • Drum brakes need adjusting over time
  • Slow to recharge overnight
4.5
Overall
Usability3.9
Social5.0

149th of 158 in Scooters

Strengths
  • Folds in one step for trains and car trunks
  • Big pneumatic front tire smooths rough pavement
  • Rear tire is airless so it cannot go flat
  • App lets you set start mode and speed limits
Drawbacks
  • Only a rear brake and testers found stopping weak
  • No suspension on either wheel
  • Warranty is short for an adult scooter
  • No turn signals
5.7
Overall
Usability5.7
Social5.7

60th of 158 in Scooters

Strengths
  • Long range for a light scooter
  • Folds in one step for trains and offices
  • Self-sealing tires resist flats
  • App lock and cruise control built in
Drawbacks
  • No suspension on rough roads
  • Only one friction brake
  • Only one year of warranty
  • No turn signals
3.9
Overall
Usability3.2
Social4.5

155th of 158 in Scooters

Strengths
  • Carries a passenger on the padded rear seat
  • Basket and rack come in the box
  • Storage space under the rear seat
  • Large air-filled tires ride comfortably
Drawbacks
  • Testers found the single rear brake weak
  • Chain motor is very loud
  • Small battery for a seated scooter
  • Short warranty
Hiboy KS4 Pro Commuter Electric Scooter

Hiboy-KS4Pro-860011902423

Hiboy KS4 Pro Commuter Electric Scooter

$400

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5.7
Overall
Usability5.4
Social6.0

67th of 158 in Scooters

Strengths
  • Folds in one step for trains and offices
  • App lock and cruise control built in
  • Bright lights front and rear plus side lights
  • Tires never go flat
Drawbacks
  • Solid tires ride hard on rough pavement
  • Only one year of warranty
  • Only the rear wheel has a friction brake
  • No turn signals
3.7
Overall
Usability3.9
Social3.5

157th of 158 in Scooters

Strengths
  • Light enough to carry up a flight of stairs
  • Folds quickly with a quick-release latch
  • Air-filled tires soften rough pavement
  • Cruise control for steady runs
Drawbacks
  • No disc or drum brake on either wheel
  • Motor needs a kick before it engages
  • Short warranty for an adult scooter
  • No suspension

Hiboy vs Razor: the numbers

5.2
Overall
Usability4.9
Social5.3
Products scored17 of 17
Price range$310 – $1,350
4.0
Overall
Usability3.9
Social5.0
Products scored5 of 5
Price range$650 – $1,600

Hiboy vs Razor: common questions

Is Hiboy or Razor better?

Hiboy 5.2 from 17 scored products; Razor 4.0 from 5.

What is the biggest difference between Hiboy and Razor?

Verification: Hiboy medians 6.0, Razor medians 2.0 (Hiboy by 4.0).

Which is better for battery, Hiboy or Razor?

Hiboy on battery — Hiboy 4.0, Razor 1.0.

Which is better for features, Hiboy or Razor?

Hiboy on features — Hiboy 6.0, Razor 3.0.

Which Hiboy and Razor electric scooters should I buy?

Hiboy: Hiboy MAX Pro Commuter Electric Scooter. Razor: Razor C45 Folding Electric Scooter.

How does Stuff VS Things score Hiboy and Razor?

Our own product medians: 17 Hiboy and 5 Razor. A criterion is compared only where both brands clear the floor.

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Scores calculated 30 October 2026 · Products excluded where fewer than two independent sources cover them ·  · How we score

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