📐 Weight

At 49.40 kg, the Apollo Phantom 2.0 Stellar sits firmly in the heavyweight class of electric scooters. That extra bulk translates into a very planted, stable feel when you’re riding on relatively smooth pavement. You’ll notice fewer jostles from small bumps, and the scooter resists twitchy reactions when you shift your weight. On the flip side, lifting or carrying nearly fifty kilograms takes real effort—expect to use both hands (and perhaps some planning) whenever you need to take it up a flight of stairs, onto a bus, or into an apartment.

This substantial mass also affects what happens when the battery runs low and you have to walk the scooter by hand. Rolling or pushing almost 50 kg across a parking lot or through an entryway isn’t impossible, but it’s certainly more taxing than a lighter model. If you regularly fold your scooter to tuck it under a desk or onto a train, the Phantom 2.0 Stellar’s weight demands some upper-body strength and good technique to manage it comfortably.

For riders who plan to keep the scooter locked in place all day, rolling only when powered, that 49.40 kg weight becomes part of a reassuringly solid package. But if you need to heft your scooter up stairs, carry it on public transit, or stow it in tight spaces, this weight is a crucial consideration. In short, the Phantom 2.0 Stellar’s heft offers stability in exchange for extra effort whenever you have to move it unpowered.