The Gyroor C1 Pro is a seated, folding electric scooter built for relaxed commuting and errands. It pairs a removable padded seat with 12-inch air-filled tires and dual suspension, and Gyroor lists up to 19 mph and up to 25 miles of range. Here is what you get, how it compares with the C1 and C1S, and who should buy it.
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Gyroor C1 Pro specs
| Wheels / tires | 12-inch pneumatic tires, dual suspension |
|---|---|
| Top speed | Up to 19 mph |
| Range | Up to 25 miles (advertised) |
| Max rider weight | 265 lb |
| Motor | 550W (retailer listing) |
| Battery | 36V lithium-ion |
From the Amazon listing; the motor rating comes from a retailer listing because Gyroor’s own spec sheet was not available. Advertised range assumes ideal conditions. Checked October 2026.
The listing also describes dual brakes, front and rear lights, an adjustable handlebar, a one-step fold and two storage baskets.
Gyroor C1 Pro
A comfortable seated scooter for short commutes, campus trips and errands, with big air tires and dual suspension to smooth out rough pavement.
- Wheels
- 12-inch pneumatic
- Max rider
- 265 lb
- Top speed
- Up to 19 mph
- Range
- Up to 25 miles (advertised)
Manufacturer-advertised figures as quoted in our review; real-world range and speed are usually lower.
Pros and cons
Advantages
- Removable padded seat and adjustable handlebar
- 12-inch air tires and dual suspension for a smooth ride
- 265 lb rider limit
- Two baskets for groceries or a backpack
- Folds for the car trunk
Limitations
- Heavier and bulkier than a stand-up scooter
- Air tires can puncture
- Battery capacity is not clearly stated in the listing
- 19 mph may exceed local speed limits for scooters
C1 Pro vs C1 vs C1S
Gyroor sells several seated scooters with similar names, and their specs differ:
| C1 | C1S | C1 Pro | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Motor | 450W | 550W (800W peak) | 550W (retailer listing) |
| Top speed | 15.6 mph | 18.6 mph | Up to 19 mph |
| Advertised range | 22 miles | About 20 miles | Up to 25 miles |
| Rider limit | 265 lb | 265 lb | 265 lb |
C1 figures come from a published review of that model (36V 7.5Ah battery, about 43 lb, 4 to 5 hours to charge); C1S figures come from retailer listings. If you are choosing between them, the C1 Pro’s larger advertised range is the main reason to pay more.
What to expect on the road
Comfort. Seated scooters suit riders who don’t want to stand for 20 to 30 minutes, and the C1 Pro’s air tires and suspension make cracked sidewalks and bike paths much less jarring.
Range. Up to 25 miles is a best case. Most adults should plan on roughly 15 to 18 miles with stops, hills and a normal riding speed, and less in cold weather.
Speed and rules. Up to 19 mph is quick for a seated scooter. Some cities cap scooters at 15 mph, and seated models are treated differently from stand-up scooters in a few places, so check your local scooter laws.
Maintenance. Air tires give a smoother ride but need pressure checks every week or two; a small electric pump makes that easy.
Who should buy it
The C1 Pro suits commuters and errand-runners who want a comfortable, upright seated ride for trips of a few miles, riders who can’t stand for long, and anyone who wants baskets for shopping. If you need to carry your scooter up stairs often, a lighter stand-up model is easier to live with.
See also our guide to scooters with seats and best electric scooters for adults.
Frequently asked questions
How fast does the Gyroor C1 Pro go?
The Amazon listing gives a top speed of up to 19 mph.
How far can the Gyroor C1 Pro go on one charge?
Up to 25 miles is advertised. Expect less in everyday riding, roughly 15 to 18 miles for most adults.
What is the weight limit of the Gyroor C1 Pro?
265 lb, according to the listing.
What is the difference between the Gyroor C1 and the C1 Pro?
The C1 Pro is listed with a stronger motor, a higher top speed (up to 19 mph versus about 15.6 mph) and a longer advertised range (up to 25 miles versus 22).
