Prices checked Nov 13, 2026 at each US seller · Our No. 1: InMotion V12S, 9.3/10Our No. 1: V12S · 9.3/10

InMotion V11Y vs KingSong 16X Pro

InMotion V11Y or KingSong 16X Pro? The V11Y scores 1.2 higher; here is where each one earns its place.

Our pick of the twoInMotion V11Y9.1/10Excellent
$1,299at InMotion, Nov 13, 2026
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Short answer: InMotion V11Y wins this one, 9.1/10 against 7.9/10, mainly on suspension and published protections. KingSong 16X Pro answers with weight.

What really separates them?

Near-identical batteries (1,500 Wh and 1,554 Wh), and on the day we checked the wheel with more equipment was the cheaper one: the V11Y at $1,299, the 16X Pro at $1,499. The V11Y adds 85 mm of air suspension, IPX6, a smart BMS and a slightly stronger motor. The 16X Pro's answers are 12 lb less weight and a UL certification the V11Y's page doesn't state. If you carry the wheel a lot, or need the UL paper, the KingSong makes sense. Otherwise this is one of the clearer calls on the site, at least while InMotion's sale price lasts.

Which one is for you?

Choose the InMotion V11Y if

  • You want to spend less: $1,299 against $1,499
  • Your roads are rough: 85 mm of suspension, where the 16X Pro has none
  • You want the protections in writing: IPX6 and a smart BMS (the 16X Pro's page states only UL certification)
  • You climb hills or carry weight: a 2,500 W motor against 2,200 W

Choose the KingSong 16X Pro if

  • You lift it often: 54 lb against 66 lb

InMotion V11Y vs KingSong 16X Pro: the numbers

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InMotion V11Y and KingSong 16X Pro compared
Wheel
InMotion V11Y9.1/10$1,299 · Nov 13, 2026
KingSong 16X Pro7.9/10$1,499 · Nov 13, 2026
Who it suitsSecond wheel or confident beginnerSecond wheel or confident beginner
Battery1,500 Wh1,554 Wh
System voltage84 V84 V
Motor2,500 W (7,000 W peak)2,200 W (4,600 W peak)
Torque100 N·m185 N·m
Top speed37 mph (claimed)37 mph (claimed)
Range75 mi (claimed)89 mi (claimed)
Suspension85 mm travelNo suspension
Tire18 × 3 in (2.75-14)16 in
Weight66 lb54 lb
Max rider load265 lb265 lb
Water ratingIPX6No rating published
UL certificationNot statedUL certified (per the seller)
Battery managementSmart BMSNot stated
Full charge8 h (stock charger)8.4 h (stock charger)
Fast chargingUp to 10 ANot stated
Hill grade40° (claimed)40° (claimed)
Size19.7 × 7.1 × 29.3 inNot stated
Trolley handleBuilt inBuilt in
Price per Wh$0.87 per Wh$0.96 per Wh
Warranty1-year1-year
Returns15 days, unopened14 days, unopened
ShippingFreeFree
Sold byInMotionKingSong
Where to buyCheck price at InMotionCheck price at KingSong

✓ marks the better figure. "Not stated" means the seller's page doesn't publish it. Speed and range are claims. Prices checked November 13, 2026 at the seller named in the table.

Which one has more power and battery?

InMotion V11Y: 2,500 W (7,000 W peak) motor, 1,500 Wh on a 84 V system. KingSong 16X Pro: 2,200 W (4,600 W peak) motor, 1,554 Wh on a 84 V system.

The V11Y has the stronger motor, by 300 W nominal. The 16X Pro has the bigger battery, by 54 Wh, a gap too small to feel. As for speed, the published figures are 37 mph, per InMotion for the V11Y and 37 mph, per KingSong for the 16X Pro. Those are the sellers' figures, not speeds to plan a ride around, and they are not part of our score: motor power is. For range, compare watt-hours; our electric unicycle range guide shows how to turn them into miles.

Which one rides more comfortably?

InMotion V11Y: air suspension, 85 mm of travel, on a 18 × 3 in (2.75-14) tire. KingSong 16X Pro: no suspension, on a 16 in tire.

Only the V11Y has suspension. On smooth paths you may never miss it; on rough streets it is the difference between a ride and a workout. Rider load: 265 lb for the V11Y, 265 lb for the 16X Pro, gear included.

Which one is easier to live with?

V11Y: 66 lb, trolley handle built in, kickstand; charging: 8 hours with the 2.5 A charger; accepts up to 10 A. 16X Pro: 54 lb, trolley handle built in; charging: 8.4 hours with the 2.5 A charger, 14 hours with the 1.5 A one, per KingSong.

The 16X Pro is 12 lb lighter, which matters every time stairs or a car trunk are involved. Published protections: InMotion V11Y, IPX6 and a smart BMS; KingSong 16X Pro, UL certification. A water rating we can't read on the seller's page is a rating we can't count. Whichever you pick, a helmet and wrist guards go in the same basket: see our electric unicycle safety gear guide.

What do they cost, and what cover do you get?

On November 13, 2026: InMotion V11Y $1,299 at InMotion ($2,399 regular), KingSong 16X Pro $1,499 at KingSong ($2,299 regular). That is $200 between them. Per watt-hour of battery: $0.87 for the V11Y, $0.96 for the 16X Pro.

Warranty: InMotion V11Y, 12-month warranty on structural and mechanical parts, counted from delivery, per InMotion's warranty page; KingSong 16X Pro, up to 1-year warranty, per KingSong's store. Returns: InMotion V11Y, 15 days, unopened items only, per InMotion's return policy; KingSong 16X Pro, 14 days unopened and unused, with a $250 handling fee ($350 on heavy wheels), per KingSong's return policy. Shipping: free shipping from a US warehouse, per InMotion; free shipping from a US warehouse, per KingSong. None of these sellers takes back a wheel you have ridden, so decide before you open the box.

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By Miles Carter, editor, electric unicycles · updated November 13, 2026

InMotion V11Y or KingSong 16X Pro: quick answers

All head-to-heads
Is the InMotion V11Y better than the KingSong 16X Pro?
In our formula, yes: 9.1/10 against 7.9/10, with the edge on suspension, published protections and motor power. The KingSong 16X Pro is ahead on weight, which may matter more for your rides.
Which has more range, the V11Y or the 16X Pro?
The KingSong 16X Pro has the bigger battery: 1,554 Wh against 1,500 Wh. Claimed miles are measured differently by each seller, so compare watt-hours.
Which is cheaper, the V11Y or the 16X Pro?
The InMotion V11Y: $1,299 against $1,499 on November 13, 2026.
Which is lighter?
The KingSong 16X Pro: 54 lb against 66 lb.