{"id":18864,"date":"2021-08-17T12:05:38","date_gmt":"2021-08-17T12:05:38","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.electricscooterinsider.com\/?post_type=product&p=18864"},"modified":"2022-11-02T22:18:59","modified_gmt":"2022-11-02T22:18:59","slug":"zero-9-review","status":"publish","type":"product","link":"https:\/\/www.electricscooterinsider.com\/electric-scooters\/reviews\/zero-9-review\/","title":{"rendered":"Zero 9 Review"},"content":{"rendered":"\t\t
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With a speed of 24 mph and a weight of 40 lbs, the Zero 9 just about squeezes into the upper limits of what I consider a commuter scooter. Offering a little more oomph than other commuter rides such as the Unagi Model One<\/strong><\/a> E250 (17 mph), the Segway Ninebot Max<\/strong><\/a> (19 mph), and the Turboant X7 Pro<\/strong><\/a> (20 mph), the Zero 9 will suit you if you\u2019re looking for a zippy ride to get from A to B.<\/p> <\/p> The Zero 9\u2019s natural habitat is the well-paved concrete and asphalt surfaces of the city<\/strong>. It is unlikely to satisfy the speed needs and adrenaline cravings of more advanced riders, or those looking for a strong acceleration rate and well-equipped hill-climbing capabilities.<\/p> The biggest thing the Zero 9 has going for it is its portability. It has an adjustable, telescopic stem, as well as a folding frame and handlebars. This combination will suit you if you need to constantly fold, carry, and store your scooter.<\/p> Best Electric Scooters<\/a><\/strong> <\/div><\/div> <\/div><\/div> Make no mistake, the Zero 9 is a popular scooter. But is it worth the price tag?<\/p> Before I explain, I want to let you in on a little secret. It\u2019s one that you may already be familiar with \u2013 particularly if you\u2019ve read my other scooter reviews and noticed that I haven\u2019t talked all that much about the Zero 9 across the site.<\/p> Because the secret is this \u2013 the Zero 9 has a long-lost twin.<\/p> Separated at birth, the Zero 9 is \u2013 at least when it comes to frame and materials \u2013 pretty much the same scooter as the Apollo City.<\/p> Yep \u2013 both models are made by scooter manufacturers Titan\/Unicool, and, as a result, the 9 and the City sport the same frame. Zero and Apollo then take these frames, kit them out with their battery of choice, and use colors and logos to brand them with the look and feel of their respective product lines.<\/p> This little-known (but important) fact is one of the reasons I haven\u2019t featured the Zero 9 across my site so far \u2013 simply because I haven\u2019t, in good faith, been able to recommend the Zero 9 over the Apollo City. Here are the key differences between the two doppelgangers.<\/p>
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Value for Money<\/h2>
Is the Price Tag Worth it?<\/h3>