Apollo Electric Scooter, City/Go Models - Commuter E-Scooter for Adults with 350-500W Dual Motors, 265LB Max Load, 28-32MPH Top Speed & 30-43 Max Mile Range - Lightweight, Foldable & Water Resistant

I have had mine for about 3 days and gone on 2 6.5 mile trips.What I like:Good packaging, easy to assemble, good instructions, very nice tool kit.The scooter has great power, I am 6' 200 lbs and was a bit concerned as my rides are on some really steep hills. The steepest hill I found so far slowed me down to 11 mph, all the others slowed me down to about 14 mph. This is faster or about even with the speed my Radrover 6+ can take these hills at full power with pedal assist, although my legs aren't very strong. It is definitely more powerful and faster than my Radrover, especially from a dead stop.The regen brakes are amazing, I am sick and tired of riding the brakes on my radrover and burning through brake pads all the time, that is the main reason I bought the scooter.Cruise control is sweet, I didn't even know it had it when I bought it but oh man it is very nice.Dislike:The range is a bit less than I hoped for, on both 6.5 mile trips I returned with about 48% battery. This is in the fastest mode with the speed limit set at 25 mph. I am hopeful for better range in some of the other modes but I have yet to try them.I was aware when I bought it, but not a big fan of the narrow handlebar width. I could care less about the blinkers so I will hopefully find the correct thread pattern and extend the bars at some point.Overall I would give the scooter 9/10, if it had more range it would be perfect. And it very well might once I try some of the slower modes (but what fun is that??).

The Apollo Scooter is a stylish and compact vehicle designed for urban commutes and long to short-distance trips. After riding it for several weeks, I can confidently say that it’s a fun and practical choice for anyone looking to zip around the city with ease.

The scooter is very nice looking, and easy to put together. It came with a took kit, extra screws, and a pump. The problem was that I scanned the QR code, which allows you to register and unlock the throttle, but once I downloaded the App, I could not connect to my iPhone. I made several attempts sourcing the App from different QR codes and downloading directly from the App store, and had the same issue all three times. I contacted the Customer Service team, sent a video demonstrating the issue, and have not heard back from them since I reached out. I sent them three follow up emails telling them that I will have to return the scooter if I do not hear back from them. Its unfortunate because I really like what I see, but if you cant get the setup right, what are you to expect down the road?

I actually had to return this guy. My kid loved it but the range was too low for our purposesWe have an Apollo Phantom(bigger more expensive) for my husband, a Hiboy Pro Max for my lightest kid and me and my youngest boy both weigh around 175. I got the Emove Cruiser S and he got this Apollo Go.We returned it cuz we’d all go out for rides together and this one just slowed down and would stop before any of the other ones even began to slow.This ride I’m taking about, in particular was almost 12 miles exactly and we were on smooth scooter trails and no one else was there that day so we were going pretty fast.The Go has many great things about it. The acceleration is GREAT. The maneuverability is great. Its lightweight is nice. The design is cool and sleek. I would recommend this to any lighter weight rider with a shorter commute.

I've been waiting for a long time to have such an e-scooter that fulfills all of my requirements. Very smooth suspension, great power with two 500W motors, very respectable range (hitting close to 31 MPH at higher speed) and an astounding regen brake. I'm not using the brake levers anymore with such a smooth throttle for regen braking. Also, customer support haven been great so far whenever I needed some help.Well done Apollo, thank you!

less than 20 minutes hit a small bump ripped the sidewall tire was Inflated properly and now discovered the Apollo scooters have a common issue flat tires, so taking the tires off to repair is a huge pain nothing convenient a very poor design so if you buy these scooters be prepared to start repairing then right away and often you'll see in the pictures the rim cut the tire, buy they extended warranty I have a feeling you'll need it

I have currently put around 80 miles on this scooter. Been extremely impressed with it so far.Had some software connectivity issues at first, but quickly figured those out.This thing has some amazing range, and great speed for city commutes and rides. I cruise around town comfortably at 15-18mph, and get around 5 miles per battery bar. Battery is 5 bars, so I can easily get 25+ miles on a single charge.Scooter is super durable. Have taken this on just about every type of road. No off road yet, but I don't think it should be a problem.Have not taken it in the rain. Don't want to risk water damage.The Regen braking is amazing. Don't think I've actually touched the mechanical brakes yet. The Regen do a great job of getting you slowed, even when on a downhill grade.The charging takes a few hours, but I just plug it in when I get home and then unplug it before bed. No problems with charging.Very impressed so far. Amazing ride. Good stability when riding. Easy to control. Display is easy to read, even mid day.Scooter is fairly customizable from the app, as well. You can configure acceleration, riding speeds, and Regen ability. I set everything to mid levels, and have no trouble at all getting up to speed and slowing down. You can even track your rides and distances on your phone.All around, I recommend this scooter. 10/10. Best on the market for the price, especially for an adult wanting to get around town easily.

The Apollo Go feels like a mix of luxury and sporty, its aesthetic is great and it feels really well built.Pros:Fast, and handles hills with ease (165lb rider)Lighting is very goodApp customization is useful and intuitiveHandlebars feel very comfortable with soft grips, yet narrow enough to be portable and fit in most trunksApollo seems to sell every part individually on their website if you damage anythingCharger is small and light, very portableApollo makes official maintenance and repair videos which is awesomeCons:Range is fine, gets me through all the basics but, can get some range anxiety on high distance daysSuspension is decent, but still feels bumpier and less smooth than the Segway G2 MaxThere's no way to have it Turn On into Park-Mode. This would be nice as a security feature, along with an optional on-screen PIN unlock feature. If you don't have your phone, there is no way to digitally lock the scooter.Scooter's Bluetooth is a bit weak, so if you walk very far from it the phone app will lose connection. Being behind a thin wall can also block connectionL/R Blinkers aren't bright enough in daylightThe S/N is on a sticker, but doesn’t seem to be properly engraved anywhere on the scooter. Not ideal for theft.Some screws were missing in the box, and customer service was rather slow at shipping them to me.A nitpick, but some kind of tracking built in would be awesome (e.g Tile, Apple/Google/Samsung Find, etc)

First electric scooter. Love it. Use it to commute to work. 30 km round-trip and I usually have about 20% battery left.

This is the first time I am writing a review on anything! This is the best scooter! I highly recommend if this is your first Scooter.