Apollo Scooters Reviews

I was NOT expecting my Apollo scooter to handle the steep street by my house this well. I kept waiting for it to struggle or slow way down, but it just kept pulling up like it was nothing. I’m way happier with it than I thought I’d be so far.

I picked up my Apollo scooter from apolloscooters.co and yeah, it’s plenty fast for my commute. The speed surprised me a bit, in a good way. It gets going quick and still feels solid, not like… wobbly or sketchy or anything. Makes the ride to work way more enjoyable than I expected.

The build feels really sturdy and tight, and I haven’t noticed any rattling so far. It’s kind of a relief, actually, because my old scooter felt cheap by comparison. This one just feels way better overall. I mean, it’s not like it changed my life or anything, but yeah, I’m genuinely happy with it

I’ve updated my Apollo a few times now, and especially with the most recent firmware, it’s been working great. No random glitches or weird resets lately, which makes it feel a lot more dependable than it used to. So far, I’m happy with it.

I got my Apollo mostly for getting to work, and it’s made my daily rides feel a lot easier. The brakes feel really dependable, the lights are bright enough when I’m riding at night, and the tires do well even when the road’s a little wet. I’m definitely not as nervous as I used to be

I was in a good mood after trying it on some hills because it climbed them so easily. No annoying lag or struggling, just smooth the whole way up

I ordered the parts I needed and they showed up quickly. i expected it to take a bit longer, so I was pleasantly surprised. Everything went smoothly and I got what I needed without any hassle.

I had it out of the box and ready to go quickly. The app connected without any issues, and the step-by-step instructions were actually easy to follow. I’m not exactly the handiest person, so I was kind of relieved I didn’t have to struggle with it. It took me maybe 15 minutes total, which feels reasonable to me.

They fixed my issue really quickly and there was no drama at all. I remember there was this weird little squeaky chair in the waiting area, but the whole thing was so smooth I barely had time to notice it

I’ve had my Apollo scooter for a few weeks now, and the display has been really easy to get used to. Speed, battery, ride modes... it’s all right there, so I’m not messing around trying to find stuff while I’m out riding. Most of the time it’s bright enough to read in daylight. In really strong sun though, I do catch myself looking at it twice just to make sure I saw it right. Not a huge problem, but still... The buttons are simple to use while riding too, which I appreciate. Overall it works well, I’m just giving it 4 stars because it could be a bit clearer outside when the sun is really hitting it.

I’m really happy with how quickly this folds up! It’s so easy to use, and once it’s folded, it fits right in my trunk without any hassle. Makes taking it with me so much more convenient.

Overall, I feel like the price was fair for what I ended up getting. It’s not one of those situations where I felt like I got an amazing bargain, but I also definitely don’t feel ripped off, if that makes sense. The scooter rides nicely and feels smooth for regular use, especially just going around the neighborhood or doing short trips. The battery has been decent too, not unbelievable or anything, but good enough that I’m not constantly worrying about it dying right away. Shipping was okay as well. It wasn’t super fast, but it also didn’t take forever, so I’d call that acceptable. It’s not a perfect scooter, and there are probably fancier ones out there, but for the money, I think it’s a solid value overall.

I’ve ridden through wet streets a few times and haven’t had any problems. Seems to handle it just fine.

The scooter itself has been totally fine, no real complaints there. It’s the app that keeps driving me a little nuts. Half the time it takes forever to connect, and then it’ll randomly say the scooter is offline even though it’s literally sitting right next to me. I can’t even remember if it got worse after the last update or the one before that, but at some point it definitely started feeling more unreliable. Settings don’t always save, ride stats show up whenever they feel like it, and overall it just feels clunky. For what this scooter cost, I really expected the app to work a lot better...

I’ve been riding my Apollo scooter almost every day, and the tires are still looking good. The roads around me are rough, so I figured I’d be dealing with more wear or maybe even a flat by now, but so far they’ve held up fine and the grip still feels solid. I’m happy with it, especially since I don’t love having to spend extra money on replacements sooner than expected.

My scooter arrived right on time, and the box was in great shape. No dents, no weird damage, and everything inside was packed up really well. I was a little nervous about how it would handle shipping, but once I opened it up, everything looked totally fine. Overall, really happy with how the delivery went.

I like the way the scooter looks, and it definitely has a nice design, but my experience riding it hasn’t been as smooth as I hoped. Even on smaller bumps, the suspension feels harsh, and I notice it in my wrists after riding for a bit. For the price, I expected a more comfortable ride.

I’ve only had it for a little while, so I can’t say for sure how it’ll hold up long term, but so far it rides well. My main issue is the weight. It feels a lot heavier than I expected, and carrying it up stairs is kind of a pain. It also takes up more space in my apartment than I thought it would. Maybe it’s easier for someone bigger or stronger, but for me, being on the smaller side, it’s not the most convenient scooter.

Overall, the scooter has been fine and my brother even tried it out and thought it rode smoothly. My main issue is the braking. It does stop, but it doesn’t feel as quick or as solid as I expected, especially going downhill or when the road is a little wet.
I’ve had to change how I ride a bit and leave more space than I normally would. It’s not a dealbreaker, and I wouldn’t say the brakes are terrible, but for the price I was hoping they’d feel a bit more reliable.

The scooter itself seems fine overall, but the look of it just isn’t really my style. It feels a little bulky and kind of plain, which was disappointing because I was expecting something cleaner and more modern-looking. Like, it works, but the design had me going, “make it make sense.”