WowGo 2S Pro Electric Skateboard - 25 mph Top Speed And 12S Battery Power
Published on 09/03/2026 at 07:28 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS
WowGo 2S Pro electric skateboard targets riders who want higher-voltage performance at a budget price, combining a marketed 25 mph top speed with a 12S2P battery and dual 500W hub motors for everyday commuting and fun rides.
Deck, Drive System And Battery Specs
The WowGo 2S Pro uses a 38-inch deck built from a maple, bamboo and fiberglass composite, giving a mild flex and slight concave that balances comfort and control on longer rides.WowGo's own review describes the deck as a 38-inch maple/bamboo/fiberglass composite with a slight concave. Under the deck, a 12S2P battery pack rated at around 224.64Wh with 18650 cells and a 40A maximum output feeds the electronics, allowing the board to run higher voltage than typical 10S budget setups.The company highlights the 12S2P 224.64Wh battery with 40A max output as a core feature. Drive power comes from dual 500W hub motors mounted in the rear trucks, for a combined 1000W nominal motor rating and relatively quiet operation compared with belt-driven boards.An independent review lists dual 500W hub motors as the drive system for the WowGo 2S Pro.
The electronic speed controller is a 12S Hobbywing ESC with smart power-on, paired with a remote that shows telemetry and offers four speed modes labeled 1, 2, 3 and Turbo for different riding intensities.Reviewers describe a 12S Hobbywing ESC with smart power-on and four speed modes. In terms of performance claims, WowGo markets the top speed at 25 mph, or 40 km/h, while test rides have pushed the theoretical unloaded motor speed to about 26 mph (42 km/h) when measured with the board upside down and the throttle maxed out.A detailed review cites a marketed 25 mph (40 km/h) top speed and 26 mph (42 km/h) theoretical speed.
Range, Ride Modes And Everyday Use
On paper, the WowGo 2S Pro's marketed range sits at about 15-16 miles, or 24-28 km, depending on conditions such as rider weight and terrain.One review notes a marketed range of 15-16 miles (24-28 km) from the 12S2P battery. In practice, range tests around 11-13.5 miles have been reported, with one rider logging approximately 13.5 miles (21.8 km) on a first outing, which aligns reasonably with the claimed band under mixed real-world conditions.A ride report mentions a 13.5-mile (21.8 km) trip versus a specced 24-28 km range. Four distinct speed modes, including Turbo, let riders start in a gentler profile and step up to full 12S performance as they become more comfortable with acceleration and braking.The brand states that the board offers four speed modes labeled 1, 2, 3 and Turbo.
Positioned in the budget category, the WowGo 2S Pro launched with a price around $429-430, putting it under the $500 mark while still carrying a 12S battery configuration that had previously been more common in midrange boards.$429 is cited as the review price for the WowGo 2S Pro.Another article calls it a $430 budget-friendly electric skateboard. That entry-level pricing, combined with the 12S architecture, dual hub motors and four speed modes, makes the board a fit for riders who want a fast commuter without jumping into premium price territory.
Comparison With WowGo 2S Max And Category Rivals
WowGo later introduced the 2S Max, which keeps the same general longboard format but upgrades motor wattage and top speed while modestly increasing price, offering a reference point for the 2S Pro's position in the lineup.A comparison review notes that the 2S Max raises motor power from 500W to 550W per hub and top speed from 25 mph to 28 mph. In that comparison, the 2S Pro remains the lower-priced option, at about $429, while the 2S Max moved to roughly $479.99, illustrating how extra motor power and a higher claimed top speed add cost within WowGo's budget range.The same review cites a price increase from $429 for the 2S Pro to $479.99 for the 2S Max. Against typical budget electric longboards that often run 10S batteries and lower wattage hub motors, the WowGo 2S Pro's 12S2P battery, dual 500W hubs and 25 mph claimed top speed place it toward the upper performance end of the sub-$500 category.
Explore WowGo Electric Skateboards
WowGo highlights its current electric skateboard lineup, including boards with 12S batteries and hub or belt drives, on its official site.
Positioning And Use Case Verdict
Within the electric longboard category, WowGo 2S Pro sits as a deck with a 38-inch maple/bamboo/fiberglass construction, dual 500W hub motors, a 12S2P battery around 224.64Wh and a marketed 25 mph top speed at a price near $429, giving budget-focused riders access to higher-voltage performance that was once reserved for more expensive boards.A manufacturer-backed overview frames the 2S Pro as a budget-friendly board with a 12S2P battery, dual 500W hub motors, a 38-inch composite deck and a $430 price. For riders weighing typical amounts and riding on mixed urban terrain, the 11-13.5 mile real-world range reported in tests suggests the board is suited to medium-length commutes, campus travel and evening rides where a single charge covers most outings without mid-day charging.Independent testers logged around 11 miles of range versus the 15-16 mile claim, with other rides at about 13.5 miles. Riders who want even more top speed and slightly stronger motors within the same brand ecosystem can look to the WowGo 2S Max, which bumps hub motor power to 550W each and top speed to 28 mph, but pay a higher price compared with the 2S Pro.A comparison review presents the 2S Max as an evolution of the 2S Pro with 28 mph top speed, 550W hubs and a roughly $50 higher price.
WowGo 2S Pro Key Facts
- Product: WowGo 2S Pro electric skateboard, 38-inch deck
- Manufacturer: WowGo Board
- Category: Electric skateboard longboard
- Model designation: WowGo 2S Pro with dual 500W hub motors
- Battery capacity: Approx. 224.64Wh 12S2P pack with 18650 cells and 40A max output
- Top speed (marketed): 25 mph (40 km/h)
- Marketed range: 15-16 miles (24-28 km)
- Price: $429-$430 at launch (as of 07/09/2021)
- Target audience: Budget-conscious riders and commuters seeking a 12S hub-motor longboard under $500
