Nami Burn-E 2 Max vs Dualtron X2

Nami Burn-E 2 Max vs Dualtron X2	Nami Burn-E 2 Max $3899 CHECK PRICE use discount code: / < > offroad full view lower view top view rough terrain rear wheel person standing street ride suspension adjustment logo overview video review	Dualtron X2 $5495 CHECK PRICE use discount code: escooternerds < > full view top speed unboxing display stem front light speed test rear wheel controls rear brakes deck led lights front wheel front wheel damper LED screen steering dampener video review
Review	review	review
Pros	very good quality impressive range high-speed powerful motor customizable high-quality construction	high speed superb comfort long range great braking system high climbing angle premium build quality great for heavy adults
Cons	heavy and bulky expensive leaning curve	heavy expensive not for beginners
Use cases
For beginners	✖	✖
Premium quality	✔	✔
For commuting	✖	✖
Comfort	✔	✔
Speed/power	✔	✔
Climbing hills	✔	✔
Long range	✔	✔
Offroad	✔	✔
Heavy adults	✔	✔
Portability	✖	✖
Waterproof	✔	✔
Big tires	✔	✔
Design	✔	✔
Safety	✔	✔
Seat	✖	✖
Low maintenance	✖	✖
No flats	✖	✖
Removable battery	✖	✖
For children	✖	✖
Scores and ratings
Overall Score	92	95
Quality & Lifespan	93	96
Value for money	61	71
Ride experience	93	95
Speed	97	100
Acceleration	94	100
Climbing	88	88
Range	100	100
Brakes	97	95
Suspension	95	95
Portability	7	4
Maintenance	47	51
Specifications Imperial Metric
Speed	60 mph96.6 kmh	65 mph105 kmh
Range	90 mi145 km	93 mi150 km
Climb angle (°)	35	35
Motors		dual BLDC hub
Real power (W)	3000
Peak power (W)	8400	8300
Battery voltage (V)	72	72
Battery capacity (Wh)	2304	4150
Battery type	Li-ion cells (Panasonic, Samsung, or LG)	LG cells
Charging time (h)	8	8
IP Rating	IP67	IP54
Weight	103 lbs46.7 kg	146 lbs66 kg
Weight limit	330 lbs150 kg	330 lbs150 kg
Tire size	11	13
Tire type	pneumatic tubeless	pneumatic
Tire pressure (PSI)		45-50
Foldable?	yes	yes
Foldable handlebars?	no	yes
Adjustable handlebar height?	no	no
Seat?		yes
Trunk or basket?
Materials	heat-treated aviation grade welding frame, full carbon fiber steering column, polished stainless steel parts	aviation grade 6082-T6 aluminum alloy, the shaft is SCM440 steel, and plastic covers
Terrains	all terrain	all terrain
Brakes	4-piston LOGAN full hydraulic 160mm disc brakes	160 mm hydraulic brakes
Brake distance (m)	5 m	4 m
ABS		ABS
Shock absorbers	two adjustable 165mm hydraulic coil-shock suspensions	dual adjustable hydraulic
Lights	2000 lumen headlight + side LED strips + rear brake light	headlight + rear
Screen & controls	multifunctional color smart display	EY3 LCD
Speed modes	5
Cruise control		yes
Keys
Alarm
App
Warranty	12 months	1 year
Returns	15 days	30 days
Certificates
Rider age
Rider height
Deck to handlebar height	42.91 in109 cm
Folded dimensions	53.15 * 24.49 * 25 in135 * 62.2 * 63.5 cm
Unfolded dimensions	53.15 * 24.49 * 57.09 in135 * 62.2 * 145 cm	51.18 * 25 * 51.57 in130 * 63.5 * 131 cm
Deck length	22.05 in56 cm
Deck width	11.81 in30 cm
Ground clearance	9.02 in22.9 cm

Tests Imperial Metric
Speed test (EScooterNerds)		100 kmh 62 mph
Speed tests (third party)	96 kmh 60 mph	121 kmh 75 mph
Acceleration test (Other)	0 to 25 mph in 3 seconds
Range test (EScooterNerds)		112/96 km 70/60 mi
Range tests (Other)	140/132/146 km 87/82/91 mi	150 km 93 mi
Climb test ° (Other)	30	28,30
Braking distance test (Other)	5 m	4 m
Charge time test (Other)	8,8.5	8
Weight limit test (EScooterNerds)	92 kg 203 lbs	92 kg 203 lbs
Weight limit tests (Other)	98/94 kg 216/207 lbs	100 kg 220 lbs
Waterproofing test (EScooterNerds)	no issues in severe rain	no issues in moderate rain
Waterproofing test (third party)	no issues in severe rain
Important
Best seller	FluidFreeRide	Voromotors
Shipping	depends on location, US, Canada, Mexico, UK, EU, 3-5 days	US: free, worldwide: customs fees, US, Canada, EU, US: 2-4 days, Canada: 3-6 days, EU: 10-15 days
Warranty	12 months	1 year
Returns	15 days	30 days
Customer support	excellent	excellent
Buying	CHECK PRICE use code: /	CHECK PRICE use code: escooternerds

When to buy the Nami Burn-E 2 Max?

The Nami Burn-E 2 Max might be in the same category with the Dualtron X2, but it’s still weaker in pretty much every aspect, especially when it comes to performance. Consider it if you don’t want to spend more than $4,000 on your purchase. Also, you can expect slightly better portability, but that’s about it.

When to buy the Dualtron X2?

The Dualtron X2 is quite more expensive than the Nami Burn-E 2 Max, which is why you can expect a lot more speed, acceleration, motor power, climbing, and better execution on pretty much every feature.

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I am Matt Trajkovski, the owner and main editor of EScooterNerds. I love electric scooters, and electric vehicles in general, and I’ve been involved in the industry for more than 10 years. I enjoy testing, reviewing, and research on various electric scooter models and brands, following our proprietary rigorous editorial and testing process developed here at EScooterNerds, looking for great value and performance, both through data and experience. All of the content published on this blog goes through a rigorous review and editorial process, and our product reviews not only include the hands-on experience of our own team members, but the experience of our audience members as well. My goal is to provide you with the best information about electric scooters possible. You can see all of my posts in my articles archive.

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