Freego Maxx M3 vs Macfox X1S

Reviewed November 9, 2026. Published by Freego. Manufacturer specifications describe the stated configurations; this is a specification comparison, not an independent road test. Prices, availability and regional configurations can change.

The Freego Maxx M3 and Macfox X1S use different battery and wheel sizes. The M3 lists a 48V 13Ah battery and 16 × 4.0-inch tires; the current Macfox X1S lists a 48V 10.4Ah battery and 20 × 4.0-inch tires. Fit and low-speed handling deserve as much attention as the motor number.

Specification Freego Maxx M3 Macfox X1S
Rated / peak motor power 600 W / 750 W 500 W / 750 W
Single battery 48 V 13 Ah / 624 Wh 48 V 10.4 Ah / approximately 500 Wh
Standard speed 20 mph 20 mph
Tires 16 × 4.0 inches 20 × 4.0 inches
Brakes Front and rear hydraulic disc brakes Hydraulic disc brakes on the current listing

How does battery capacity compare?

Using nominal ratings, 48 × 13 gives 624 Wh, while 48 × 10.4 gives 499.2 Wh. The M3 therefore stores about 25% more nominal energy than that X1S single-battery configuration. Compare single battery with single battery: Macfox also sells a dual-battery option.

Is the Macfox comparison based on an older specification?

No. The current Macfox X1S page describes hydraulic brakes and a 20 mph top assisted speed. Older summaries that describe mechanical brakes or a different speed should not be used for this comparison. See Freego Maxx M3 for the Freego configuration.

Which one fits the rider?

A smaller wheel does not automatically mean a lower or easier fit. Check seat height, reach to the brake levers, the ability to put a foot down and how the unpowered bike feels while walking it. Macfox recommends its current X1S for riders 5 feet 3 inches and up. Confirm the M3’s current geometry with Freego and use the fit checklist before choosing.

Before you order

Open the exact product and battery configuration, confirm rider fit and permitted riding locations, and compare the current delivered price. Review our component-specific warranty and return eligibility and fees. Contact Freego support if you need help matching a model to your route.

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