Go-Ped Electric Scooter Comparison Guide
The Go-Ped ESR electric scooter series offers three different battery types; Sealed Lead Acid (SLA), Li-Ion and LiFePo4. Each battery type has its advantages;
ESR1000 series with LiFePo4 batteries (Best Value): You get most of the range and weight advantages found on the Li-Ion models, but this battery type costs only slightly more than the inexpensive SLA models. You only have one battery charger, there's no need for an off-board charger. LiFePo4 batteries can be re-charged up to 1,000 times. That's five times as much as SLA models and two to three times as much as Li-Ion. The ESR 1000 series includes the following scooters; ESR1000 , ESR1000EX, ESR1000H Hoverboard and ESR1000H EX Hoverboard.
ESR750 series with Li-Ion aka Li-Po batteries: While these models are much more expensive than the ESR1000 series, they offer two distinct advantages; greater range and the battery recharges up to three times faster. If you need maximum range, minimum recharge time and are willing to spare no expense... this model is for you. The ESR750 Li-Ion series includes the following scooters; ESR750 Li-Ion (16 Ah, 24 Ah, 32 Ah), ESR750H Li-Ion (16 Ah, 24 Ah, 32 Ah) and the I-Ped.
ESR750 series with SLA batteries: If price is your number one concern, you can save a few bucks with the older model Sealed Lead Acid (SLA) battery scooter. You sacrifice a lot of range and they're much heavier. This includes the following scooters; ESR750EX, ESR750EX Hoverboard.
Go-Ped Electric Scooter Comparison Chart
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