Segway F2 Pro: Everything You Need to Know
The Segway F2 Pro is a kick scooter, not a Class 1–3 e-bike. The US store listed it discontinued at $799.99: 20 mph, 34 miles, 900W max. An EU page caps it at 15.5.
By SickEBike desk
The short answer
Segway’s US store listed the F2 Pro at $799.99 and marked it discontinued. The tiles say 20 mph, 34 miles theoretical, and 900 watts maximum. The manual adds 450 watts nominal, 36 volts, and 460 watt-hours. An EU page caps the name at 15.5 mph. An E II weight line says 17.8 kg and then 32.9 lb, which is not the kilogram.
The Segway F2 Pro is a kick scooter, not a Class 1, 2, or 3 e-bike, and not the F2 Pro E II. Segway’s US store, in this crawl, listed it at $799.99 and marked the page discontinued. The tiles say 20 mph, 34 miles of theoretical range, 900 watts maximum, a 22 percent slope, a front spring, a front disc plus rear electronic brake, and 10-inch self-sealing tires. The US product page’s range-at-speed note is 22 miles, tested at the top speed with a 75 kg load. The series manual prints 450 watts nominal, 36 volts, 12.8 amp-hours, 460 watt-hours, and IPX5. Thirty-six times 12.8 is 460.8, which is the 460 they round. An EU F2 Pro E page caps speed at 25 km/h, which is 15.5 mph, and prints 55 km. An F2 Pro E II page prints 65 km and a weight line that says 17.8 kg (32.9 lb). Seventeen point eight kilograms is about 39 pounds, not 32.9. The desk list had about $850. The row links here.
Discontinued in the US, still two speeds in Europe
Segway’s US store and the F2 series manual, the EU F2 Pro E page, and the F2 Pro E II page. The pound figure next to 17.8 kg does not match the kilogram.
| US store and manual | The other print | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $799.99, marked discontinued | The desk list had about $850. This crawl did not find a second US tag. |
| Speed | 20 mph | F2 Pro E and E II: up to 25 km/h, which those pages treat as 15.5 mph. |
| Range | 34 miles theoretical. 22 miles at the top speed, 75 kg. | E page: 55 km, and 45 km at 25 km/h. E II page: 65 km in eco, 45 km in sport. |
| Power | 900W maximum. Manual: 450W nominal. | The EU pages print the same 450 and 900. |
| Battery | Manual: 36V, 12.8Ah, 460Wh | 36 × 12.8 is 460.8. E II charge line: about 8 hours. An Italian E II page says about 7. |
| Chassis | Front spring, 35 mm on the US product page. Front disc and rear electronic. 10-inch self-sealing. 22 percent. IPX5 in the manual. | E II weight line: 17.8 kg (32.9 lb). The conversion is the error. Payload on that page: 120 kg. |
Twenty and 15.5 are regional caps. Do not publish 17.8 mph. Thirty-four miles is the theoretical tile. Twenty-two miles is the top-speed condition. Fifty-five kilometres is 34 miles. Sixty-five kilometres is about 40. The E and E II pages are not the same range sentence. Seven hours and eight hours are not a charge you average into 7.5.
A discontinued button is not a clearance you invent. The page said $799.99 and discontinued. That is the sentence.
Who it is for
Buy it only if a seller still has the US 20 mph scooter and you have read the discontinued flag. Skip a European listing that is 15.5 mph if you came for 20. Skip the 32.9-pound label. The E3 Pro is the scooter Segway’s US store still had in stock at $599.99, with 368 watt-hours and the same kind of regional speed split. The Max G2 is the heavier commuter still on a buy button, at $749.99 in this crawl. It is not on the class chart. Four hundred sixty watt-hours divided by 34 miles is about 13.5 watt-hours a mile. Divided by 22 it is about 21. Those are the two US claims. The watt-hour page is the arithmetic.
Questions people ask
Can I still buy one from Segway?+
The American store listed it at $799.99 and marked the page discontinued. That is not a second, lower tag. The desk list’s about $850 figure is not what the store printed.
How far does the US tile claim?+
The tiles say 34 miles theoretical, and the product-page note says 22 miles at top speed with a 75 kg load. An EU E page says 55 km. An E II page says 65 km in eco. Fifty-five kilometres is 34 miles. Sixty-five is not.
What does it weigh?+
The store page this crawl did not print a weight. The E II page prints 17.8 kg and then labels it 32.9 lb. Seventeen point eight kilograms is about 39 pounds. The pound figure is the mistake.
Is the European version as fast as the American one?+
No. The American tiles say 20 mph. The E and E II pages say up to 25 km/h, which they treat as 15.5 mph. Same model name, different cap.
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