Electric Wheelchairs for Adults Lightweight Foldable, Compact Portable Motorized Power Wheelchair for Travel, Airline Approved 43lb (Black)

their customers service is outstanding.. I had a broken connector to the battery. they sent the correct piece the first time. Due to my inexpertise I thought it was the wrong part. They sent me more parts!!! the wheel chair is running well.

I got this chair to help with mobility. My bones are dying so walking more than a few steps is excruciating. This chair is comfortable, rides smoothly, easy to maneuver. It turns around in a small area, backs up, and the joystick is easy to use. It is easier to control when the speed is atleast on medium to high. It’s compact, not bulky, and it doesn’t beat up the walls and base boards. Fits easily in my trunk and not extremely heavy but it easier to get in and out of the car with two people lifting it. This was a phenomenal purchase. Easy to assemble.

The media could not be loaded. Wheelchair is unsafe. Its moves by itself, you can turn it off, it jerks movement in place, terrible item. I want my money back! Before I have to get in touch with someone.You have to go on a slow mode to control steering and then you don’t always have control of it /. The more speed you give it to less control you have .and the foot plate does not stay up when you put it up. It falls down. Just be careful. You don’t trip over it when it’s down I wouldn’t recommend the chair. Also, sometimes when I’m going along the seat pushes up on me and I can’t figure out why.this is their fix and reply to me. not a good seller or company.Thank you for providing your address and contact information.We have consulted with our factory regarding the lock nuts. After thorough testing, they found that the lock nuts might not be effective and could potentially cause further damage to the footrest if not installed correctly.I understand how frustrating this situation can be, especially when you just want everything to work smoothly. Our primary concern is your safety and the functionality of your wheelchair. Therefore, the best solution would be to use a strap to secure the footrest. You can run a strap through the gap under the seat cushion and attach it to the footrest. This method should help keep the footrest in place and prevent it from falling down.I genuinely appreciate your patience and understanding as we work to resolve this issue. Your comfort and satisfaction are very important to us. If you need any assistance with securing the footrest or have any other concerns, please don't hesitate to reach out. We're here to help and ensure you have a positive experience with your wheelchair.Thank you for your continued trust in our products.Best regards,

Very easy to put together sure takes a load of caregiver

Writing this after 8 month of use. I bought it for my visiting Dad he had knee replacement and back issues. This chair is value for money , it has long battery life and good quality joy stick. Seat is good comfortable for short trips. Weight is light compared to other chairs but you need good back muscles to load and unload from trunk. I wish they have some grabbing handle at sides for easy load unload from car.Wheels are big enough for sidewalk and paved surfaces, but front wheels are small so even 2inch height joint it won’t climb and knock you down so be careful

I compared several wheelchairs. I was researching my first electric wheelchair. I compared the RehabRoller lightweight foldable wheelchair for speed, travel distance, weight, ease of loading into a vehicle and safety features. It offered more of what I needed plus it was on sale. I saved a couple hundred dollars and got the top features. The remote control can be set on up on the left or right. It can travel 12miles and a top speed of 5.5 mph. Other models in my range didn’t go as far. I needed a longer distance in case I couldn’t walk depending on my health condition that day. I can use it indoors and out. I look forward to finding out more about it as I use. It was easy to assemble what was left to put together; my son did take care of getting it ready to go. He weighs around 180 pounds and found it easy to use in the hallways and home. It is airline approved. The chair weighs 50.6 pounds and can be folded for loading in a vehicle. Battery takes just four hours to charge it. And is has an anti-tipping device and a light weight safety belt. The wheelchair is airline approved.

I have had the chair for six months.The battery life, and other features mentioned in the listing are accurate.I had to make modifications to make this wheelchair work for me. The modifications I madeprobably void any warranty but for me, the improvements were a must.The handles for someone to push were not needed and got in the way when turning around in elevatorsthey bumped into people on more than one occasion, so I replaced them with a donated craftsman lawnmower upper push handle cut to fit. I am going to get another lawnmower handle and place 90 degree bends at the top to get the bar 3 or 4 inches away so it does not hit my back before the cloth back support.I replaced the folding elbows that came with the chair because over time they became very difficult to release and fold so I got the push pull cart elbows pictured and they are very easy to release and lock.The chair comes with a joystick holder that does not swing away for pulling up close to tables so I replaced it with one that does. It was not simple I had to split the receiving tube and pry it open to make the swing away arm I bought (used) fit, also the front screw hole that holds down the padded armrest was blocked after I installed the arm so I had to relocate that.It cost me about $50 in parts ( would cost more without donated lawnmower handle) and my time to modify the chair to my liking but was well worth it.As pictured the chair fits in the trunk (2018 Nissan Sentra) before I modified the chair I had to fold thepush handles to make it fit and they didn't lock in place when folded so they were always swinging and making it a pain to lift into the trunk, it is much easier now.