Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Apollo Pro is an excellent electric scooter with impressive build quality and reliability. It features RGB sequential lighting, which adds a stylish touch. The Pro's top speed ranges from 40 to 43 mph, making it a suitable choice for those seeking a balance between speed and luxury. Recently, Apollo announced the Phantom 2.0 Stellar, an upgraded version of the Pro. The Stellar offers faster acceleration and a higher top speed of 53 mph. It also comes equipped with four-piston hydraulic brakes and a steering damper for improved safety and handling. While the Stellar may be more appealing to those prioritizing speed and performance, the Pro remains a solid choice for riders seeking a reliable and stylish electric scooter. Both models offer excellent value for their respective price points. Ultimately, the decision between the Pro and the Stellar depends on individual preferences and budget. Regardless of the choice, both scooters provide a thrilling and enjoyable riding experience.

If you are debating between the pro for city commuting, I'm writing this for you. In short, just bite the bullet and buy this thing. You wont regret it. I live in Chicago IL (USA) and about three months ago I made the bold decision to sell my car and "scoot" as my primary form of transportation. For reference, my commute is ~2.5 miles through Chicago's famously pot-hole riddled streets. I first tried the Apollo Air (which is an amazing scooter for quick outings and my wife uses it to this day) but after my first accident secondary to the terrible pot holes in Chicago (coupled with the Air's limited suspension) I decided that I needed something with better suspension. After much lamenting, I buckled down and bought the apollo pro. The scooter is just... well amazing. Its SO much fun to zip around Chicago with this thing (to the point that I look forward to my commute). It picks up speed like none other which has already helped me avoid accidents and it brakes on a dime (which has saved some tourists who blissfully step into the bike lanes). The suspension feels like you are floating on a cloud; when I do feel a pothole its because I wasn't paying attention and went over a small crater. Also, it also just looks cool; I have had multiple people comment while I am at a stop light that it looks "cool," "badass," and "boss." Its fun to go by a group of kids and here them just say "wooooooow." Okay fine, so that just kind of describes a lot of "high end" e-scooters (at least that's what I thought when I was debating my purchase) but what really places the Apollo pro over the top is the clear effort Apollo placed into making this a long-term commuting investment. The scooter is VERY sturdy and it handles the busy streets of Chicago like a champ. However, I just had to do my first repair on it (my fault haha) and you can purchase literally ANY part from Apollo to repair this thing yourself (look into the other "premium" brands and you will find that when they brake, its often more cost effective to trash them). I love this so much from Apollo and appreciate the conscious effort they have made to make their scooters repairable and sustainable. I would advise that if you get this, look into some heavier duty safety equipment (its easy to forget how fast you are going on this thing since its a scooter, but I find myself often keeping pace or outrunning cars). Overall, hands down it was one of the best purchases I have made in a long time. It makes my life in the city easier, its fun, its reliable, and its paid for itself in insurance savings alone.

I have been waiting for this scooter for a while, and finally I decided to get it, all the reviews and YouTube videos about is great, but when I got it, it was amazing to the next level. It looks amazing in person, very solid build and quality. I have two other hyper scooters, and I am giving them away. This one is so beautiful and fun to ride, feels like luxury car vs normal. I love it and definitely recommend it.

The scooter itself look awesome. Props to the designers. My main concern is the stability at the top speed. For the price I understand the reasoning with all the tech added on. I am currentl on a Segway GT1 with a GT2 battery and the difference is quite different. The GT just feels more solid and for the price range it makes it seem like it's overpriced. If the deck was a bit longer I'd go for it along with a bigger battery.