KingSong F18
2,664 Wh · 5,000 W · 100 mm travel · 90 lb
$3,049$3,499Nov 13, 2026
KingSong F18 or S22 Pro? The F18 scores 1.2 higher; here is where each one earns its place.
2,664 Wh · 5,000 W · 100 mm travel · 90 lb
$3,049$3,499Nov 13, 2026
1,776 Wh · 4,000 W · 75 mm travel · 77 lb
$2,499$3,200Nov 13, 2026
Short answer: KingSong F18 wins this one, 9.2/10 against 8.0/10, mainly on battery capacity and suspension. KingSong S22 Pro answers with price and weight.
KingSong's new trail flagship against its older one, $550 apart. The F18 moves every number: 5,000 W against 4,000 W, 2,664 Wh against 1,776 Wh, 100 mm of travel against 75 mm, a 309 lb load limit against 265 lb, and a 10 A charger in the box. It also weighs 13 lb more. The S22 Pro's case is price and weight, plus the upgrades eWheels fits before shipping. If you ride hard trails or come close to the S22 Pro's 265 lb limit with gear, the F18 is the one. If you want a 20-inch suspension wheel for less and can live with a smaller battery, the S22 Pro still does the job.
| Wheel | ||
|---|---|---|
| Who it suits | Experienced riders | Experienced riders |
| Battery | 2,664 Wh | 1,776 Wh |
| System voltage | 133.2 V | 126 V |
| Motor | 5,000 W (9,000 W peak) | 4,000 W |
| Torque | 320 N·m | Not stated |
| Top speed | 67 mph (claimed) | 43.5 mph (claimed) |
| Range | 93 mi (claimed) | 50 mi (claimed) |
| Suspension | 100 mm travel | 75 mm travel |
| Tire | 20 in all-terrain (2.75-14) | 20 in (2.75-14), street or knobby |
| Weight | 90 lb | 77 lb |
| Max rider load | 309 lb | 265 lb |
| Water rating | IPX6 | No rating published |
| UL certification | Not stated | Not stated |
| Battery management | Smart BMS | Smart BMS |
| Full charge | 2.5 h (stock charger) | 5 h (stock charger) |
| Fast charging | Up to 20 A | Up to 10 A |
| Hill grade | 45° (claimed) | Not stated |
| Size | 22 × 11.4 × 29.5 in | Not stated |
| Trolley handle | Built in | Built in |
| Price per Wh | $1.14 per Wh | $1.41 per Wh |
| Warranty | 1-year | 1-year |
| Returns | 14 days, unopened | 14 days, unopened |
| Shipping | Free | Priced at checkout |
| Sold by | KingSong | eWheels |
| Where to buy | Check price at KingSong | Check price at eWheels |
✓ 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.
KingSong F18: 5,000 W (9,000 W peak) motor, 2,664 Wh on a 133.2 V system. KingSong S22 Pro: 4,000 W motor, 1,776 Wh on a 126 V system.
The F18 has the stronger motor, by 1,000 W nominal. The F18 has the bigger battery, by 888 Wh. As for speed, the published figures are 67 mph, per KingSong for the F18 and 43.5 mph cruising speed, per eWheels for the S22 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.
KingSong F18: four-point DNM suspension, 100 mm of travel, on a 20 in all-terrain (2.75-14) tire. KingSong S22 Pro: DNM coil shock, 75 mm of usable travel, on a 20 in (2.75-14), street or knobby tire.
The F18 has 25 mm more travel, which counts on curbs, roots and broken pavement. Rider load: 309 lb for the F18, 265 lb for the S22 Pro, gear included.
F18: 90 lb, trolley handle built in, kickstand; charging: about 2 to 3 hours with the 10 A charger, per KingSong. S22 Pro: 77 lb, trolley handle built in, kickstand; charging: 4 to 6 hours with the included 5 A charger; accepts up to 10 A.
The S22 Pro is 13 lb lighter, which matters every time stairs or a car trunk are involved. Published protections: KingSong F18, IPX6 and a smart BMS; KingSong S22 Pro, a smart BMS. 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.
On November 13, 2026: KingSong F18 $3,049 at KingSong ($3,499 regular), KingSong S22 Pro $2,499 at eWheels ($3,200 regular). That is $550 between them. Per watt-hour of battery: $1.14 for the F18, $1.41 for the S22 Pro.
Warranty: KingSong F18, up to 1-year warranty, per KingSong's store; KingSong S22 Pro, 1-year warranty that includes the battery pack, per eWheels. Returns: KingSong F18, 14 days unopened and unused, with a $250 handling fee ($350 on heavy wheels), per KingSong's return policy; KingSong S22 Pro, 14 days, unopened, buyer pays shipping both ways, per eWheels. Shipping: free shipping from a US warehouse, per KingSong; FedEx shipping priced at checkout, per eWheels. None of these sellers takes back a wheel you have ridden, so decide before you open the box.
Full reviews: KingSong F18 review and KingSong S22 Pro review. Both appear in our ranking of the best electric unicycles, off road electric unicycle, long range electric unicycle, fastest electric unicycle, best electric unicycle for heavy riders.
Other head-to-heads: KingSong F18 vs Leaperkim Patton-S, InMotion V14 Pro vs KingSong S22 Pro.
Still deciding what kind of wheel you need? Read our guide: Electric unicycle range, explained.
By Miles Carter, editor, electric unicycles · updated November 13, 2026