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Gyroor C1 lineup compared: C1, C1 Pro, C1S and C1 Plus seated scooters
Four seated Gyroor scooters share one idea: a padded seat, a basket and a gentle pace. Here is how the C1, C1 Pro, C1S and C1 Plus differ, and where the three-wheel C5 fits.
The short answer
The Gyroor C1 family is four seated electric scooters with baskets. The original Gyroor C1 is the lightest at 43 lb, with a 450W motor, 15.6 mph and up to 22 miles. The C1 Pro adds dual rear shocks, front and rear baskets and up to 25 miles. The C1S keeps a 550W motor (800W peak) with disc brakes and a lift-out middle basket. The C1 Plus is the big one: a 48V battery, a 1,000W peak motor, 14-inch tires, up to 30 miles and a 300 lb max load. If you want three wheels, the Gyroor C5 trike is the steadier choice.
- The C1 is the lightest and simplest of the four, with a 36V 7.5Ah battery and a 450W motor.
- The C1 Pro is the only C1 model with baskets front and rear, and it adds dual rear shock absorbers.
- The C1S and C1 Plus both have front and rear disc brakes and a lift-out middle basket.
- The C1 Plus carries the most: 48V 13.5Ah, up to 30 miles, a 300 lb max load and riders up to 6 ft 5 in.
The Gyroor C1 family at a glance
Every model in the Gyroor C1 line is a seated electric scooter with a basket, built for errands and relaxed rides on paved streets. All four fold, all four use air-filled tires, and all four are listed for riders aged 12 and up.
- Gyroor C1: the original. A 450W brushless motor, a 36V 7.5Ah battery, 15.6 mph, up to 22 miles and a rear basket, in a 43 lb package.
- Gyroor C1 Pro: a 550W motor, a 36V 10Ah battery, 18.6 mph, up to 25 miles, dual rear shock absorbers and baskets front and rear.
- Gyroor C1S: a 550W motor with 800W peak, a 36V 7.8Ah battery, 18.6 mph, up to 20 miles, front and rear disc brakes and a lift-out middle basket.
- Gyroor C1 Plus: a 650W motor with 1,000W peak, a 48V 13.5Ah battery, 18.6 mph, up to 30 miles, 14-inch tires, a rear shock and a large lift-out basket.
Every Gyroor C1 model sits in the $600 to $1,000 price band, with the C1S lowest and the C1 Plus highest. See the whole range on our Gyroor electric scooters and bikes page.
| Model | Top speed (mph) | Range (miles) | Motor power (W) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gyroor C1 Electric Scooter with Seat and Basket | 15.6 | 22 | 450 |
| Gyroor C1S Electric Scooter with Seat for Adults | 18.6 | 20 | 550 |
| Gyroor C1 Pro Electric Scooter with Seat and Basket | 18.6 | 25 | 550 |
| Gyroor C1 Plus Electric Scooter with Large Basket | 18.6 | 30 | 650 |
| Gyroor C5 Electric Trike | 12.2 | 30 | 650 |
Maker figures, checked September 2026. Real range and speed depend on rider weight, terrain, temperature and riding mode.
Battery, motor and range
Battery size is the clearest difference between the four. Multiply volts by amp hours to compare them fairly: the C1 holds about 270 Wh (36V 7.5Ah), the C1S about 281 Wh (36V 7.8Ah), the C1 Pro 360 Wh (36V 10Ah) and the C1 Plus about 648 Wh (48V 13.5Ah).
Gyroor rates range at 22 miles for the C1, 20 for the C1S, 25 for the C1 Pro and 30 for the C1 Plus. Those are maker figures in ideal conditions. A heavier rider, hills, cold weather and the top speed mode all bring them down. Our guide to real electric scooter range explains why.
- C1: 450W brushless motor, 15.6 mph, climbs up to 15 degrees, three speed modes.
- C1 Pro: 550W motor, 18.6 mph, a 42V 2A charger.
- C1S: 550W motor with 800W peak, 18.6 mph, climbs slopes up to 20%, three speed modes.
- C1 Plus: 650W rated and 1,000W peak, 18.6 mph, climbs up to 15 degrees, three speed modes and a 54.6V 2A charger.
For flat neighborhoods, any of the four will do. For hills or a heavier rider, the C1 Plus has the most power and battery to work with. Gyroor lists charging at about 4 to 5 hours for the C1 and C1 Pro, and about 5 hours for the C1S and C1 Plus.
Seat, suspension and tires
- Seat height: the C1 Pro lists 25.6 to 29.5 in, the lowest of the group. The C1S and C1 Plus both list 27 to 33 in. Our C1 listing does not give a seat height.
- Tires: the C1, C1 Pro and C1S ride on 12-inch air-filled tires. The C1 Plus moves up to 14-inch tires, which roll over cracks and bumps more easily.
- Suspension: the C1 Pro has dual rear shock absorbers and the C1 Plus has a rear shock absorber. The C1S is listed with no suspension, and our C1 listing does not name any, so both rely on the air-filled tires and the padded seat.
If your streets are rough, the C1 Pro or C1 Plus will feel smoother than the C1S. Air-filled tires help on every model, and keeping them at the listed pressure (2.5 bar on the C1 Pro, C1S and C1 Plus) makes the biggest day-to-day difference. Read electric scooter tire pressure for how to check it.
Rider height, weight and age
Fit is where the four split most clearly, so check this section before anything else. Gyroor lists these rider ranges:
- C1: 4 ft 9 in to 6 ft, up to 265 lb.
- C1 Pro: 4 ft 9 in to 6 ft 1 in, up to 265 lb.
- C1S: 5 ft 1 in to 6 ft 1 in, up to 265 lb.
- C1 Plus: 5 ft 1 in to 6 ft 5 in, up to 300 lb.
Shorter riders should look at the C1 or C1 Pro, which start at 4 ft 9 in, and the C1 Pro has the lowest seat. Taller or heavier riders should look at the C1 Plus, the only model listed past 6 ft 1 in and past 265 lb. All four are listed for ages 12 and up. For more on choosing by size, see electric scooters for shorter riders.
Baskets and carrying
The basket layout is the other big difference, and it decides how you use the scooter.
- C1: a rear basket.
- C1 Pro: baskets front and rear, the only C1 model with a front basket.
- C1S: a lift-out middle basket and a small rear basket.
- C1 Plus: a lift-out middle basket with a side door, listed at 20.7 x 10.5 x 10.2 in, plus a rear basket.
A lift-out middle basket comes off the scooter so you can carry it into a store or your home. The C1 Plus basket is the largest in the family. For other models with storage, see electric scooters with a basket.
Weight, folding and safety features
Seated scooters weigh more than standing ones, and the C1 family runs from 43 lb to 63 lb. The C1 is 43 lb, the C1 Pro 48 lb, the C1S 48.5 lb and the C1 Plus 63 lb. All four fold for a car trunk or a hallway.
- Brakes: front and rear brakes on all four. The C1S and C1 Plus list front and rear disc brakes.
- Lights: a headlight and taillight on every model. The C1S lists a rear brake light.
- Water resistance: IPX4 for the C1 Pro and C1S, and IP54 for the C1 Plus mainframe. Our C1 listing gives no rating, so avoid riding any of them through heavy rain.
- Battery safety: Gyroor lists UL 2272 certification for the C1S and C1 Plus, plus over-voltage, under-voltage, short circuit and overheating protection.
Learn what the standard covers in UL 2272 and UL 2849 explained. Charge with the charger that came in the box, and if anything electrical stops working, power off and follow Gyroor’s manual. Send battery, controller, brake and wiring work to a qualified technician, and check our warranty page for covered faults.
Where the Gyroor C5 trike fits
If balance is the worry, the Gyroor C5 electric trike adds a third wheel. It shares the C1 Plus battery size (48V 13.5Ah) and a 650W motor with 1,000W peak, but drives the front wheel and tops out at 12.2 mph, with up to 30 miles of range.
The C5 adds a padded, height-adjustable seat with a backrest, a height-adjustable handlebar, detachable front and rear baskets, dual rear shock absorbers and a reinforced steel frame. It carries up to 300 lb and fits riders from 5 ft 2 in to 6 ft 5 in. It is longer than any C1 at 53.5 in, so measure your storage space first. Compare it with other trikes in our guide to three-wheel electric scooters.
Which Gyroor C1 suits you
- Lightest and simplest: the Gyroor C1.
- Shorter riders, smoother ride and two baskets: the C1 Pro.
- Disc brakes and a lift-out basket at the lowest price in the family: the C1S.
- Most range, taller or heavier riders and the biggest basket: the C1 Plus.
- Three wheels and a backrest: the Gyroor C5 trike.
Before you ride, check your state and city rules for seated scooters, since they vary. Browse more models in our electric scooters with a seat collection, or read our guide to electric scooters with a seat for other brands. If you are comparing commuter scooters too, see the Segway Max G3 vs Max G2 and the NAVEE GT3 lineup compared.
Every order ships free to the lower 48 states, and orders placed by 2 PM ET ship in 1 to 2 business days. Every Gyroor C1 model qualifies for Pay in 4 at 0% APR, offered on orders of $2,000 or less, and every order is covered by our 14-day returns policy.
Questions riders ask
Which Gyroor C1 has the longest range?
The Gyroor C1 Plus, rated for up to 30 miles on its 48V 13.5Ah battery. The C1 Pro is rated for 25 miles, the C1 for 22 and the C1S for 20. Real range is lower with a heavier rider, hills or cold weather.
How fast does the Gyroor C1 go?
The original Gyroor C1 tops out at 15.6 mph. The C1 Pro, C1S and C1 Plus all list 18.6 mph, and each model has three speed modes so you can ride slower.
Which Gyroor C1 is best for a tall rider?
The C1 Plus, listed for riders from 5 ft 1 in to 6 ft 5 in and up to 300 lb. The C1 Pro and C1S top out at 6 ft 1 in, and the C1 at 6 ft.
Is the Gyroor C5 part of the C1 line?
No. The C5 is a three-wheel trike with a backrest seat. It shares the C1 Plus battery size but tops out at 12.2 mph, and suits riders who want extra stability.
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