Nosfet Apex Electric Unicycle

Base Specs

Electric Unicycle Specs

Model: Apex
Year: 2025
Price: $3,299
Weight: 85 lbs
Battery Capacity: 2700 Wh
Battery Details: Lithium-ion, Samsung 50S cells, 151V, 2700Wh
Battery Removable: No
Motor Watts: 3200 W

The Nosfet Apex is an electric unicycle designed for both urban and off road riding, featuring a 3200 watt motor, a 151.2 volt system, and a 2700Wh battery using Samsung 50S cells. According to the manufacturer, the model includes an adjustable suspension system with travel settings ranging up to 150mm, along with options for air or coil suspension configurations and tubeless street or knobby tires. The wheel weighs approximately 85 pounds without pads and has a claimed real world top speed of around 60 mph, while estimated range varies between 30 and 70 miles depending on rider weight and riding conditions. Additional features listed by the manufacturer include a 20 watt headlight with multiple brightness modes, app connectivity, IPX6 water resistance, and included fairing plates and power pads.

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The Freshly Charged Take


Is the Nosfet Apex a GIMMICK or GAME CHANGER for Street & Off Road Riders?

The NOSFET Apex is a legitimate evolution of the Veteran Lynx platform, offering the same proven Leaperkim firmware and motor in a slightly lighter, narrower chassis with one meaningful addition: a DNM air suspension system adjustable from 70mm to 150mm of travel that genuinely works for both street and off road riding. At 85.8 lbs with a 3,200W motor, 151.2V system, and 2,700Wh Samsung 50S battery pack, the specs are strong for the class. The biggest criticism is that the suspension adjustment mechanism on the test unit was difficult (not impossible by any means), but still a frustrating flaw in the wheel's headline feature. Riders who want a EUC that covers both surfaces without buying a dedicated off road machine will find the Apex earns that role, though it comes with some execution gaps (at least on our test unit).

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