36 Lbs Lightweight Electric Wheelchair,Electric Wheelchairs for Adults Foldable,15 Miles Range Motorized Wheelchair for Seniors, All Terrain Compact Portable Power Wheelchair,330 Lbs Capacity

Note: Had some initial problems with the charger, which the vender was able to resolve quickly and professionally with a replacement. Thank you! This is a small chair which is exactly what we were looking for as my 96year 96lb mom is tiny. So many chairs now are extra large and she would need bolsters to stay in them! It is comfortable and so far is working well. She likes it, which is rare as she usually doesn't care for anything new. We noticed it does not go over bumps well, so I would say it's for interior flat floor use only. Construction fits the price point, which is fine.

Such an easy set up out of box. Arrived ahead of schedule. No tools required. Really fantastic for the price. Takes a little practice to zoom around but it works as expected. Lightweight, portable and will make life so much easier. Thanks!

I am very satisfy with this chair. I have use it in the park, at home, on the street. The ride is smooth. Feel sturdy. Control is great and easy to handle and learn. It is lighter than my manual wheelchair. The only issue that I didn't like is that I cannot extend my injured leg. This chair can only afford me to bend while riding it. But for this quality with this price, I am very happy with this product.

This chair is great. I bought it for my son. It’s Light weight perfect size for a small sedan’s trunk. And we took on a plane as well.

This wheelchair is an embarrassment—and a danger. I don’t say that lightly. It’s poorly made, falsely advertised, and clearly not designed for someone who actually relies on a wheelchair for daily mobility. First and foremost, the brakes are only on the back tires, and even those are nearly useless. There are no front brakes, which means the chair will move by itself when no one is in it. I’ve had to chase it down more than once—an exhausting and unsafe experience that should never happen with mobility equipment. On even the slightest incline, it becomes a runaway hazard. Second, it was sold as “lightweight,” but it actually weighs 44 pounds. That is not lightweight by any realistic standard, especially for someone who has to load and unload the chair independently or with minimal help. The product listing was completely misleading. The comfort? Practically nonexistent. The seat is so thin and hard that I had to cut up an egg crate and sit on a blanket just to survive the rest of my trip. It’s unacceptable that a company expects disabled people to DIY their own cushion just to avoid pain. And don’t expect it to handle real-world terrain, either. I’m not even talking about curbs—this chair struggles with basic sidewalk cracks, wooden decks, or slightly uneven pavement. It jolts with every bump, sending shock through your spine and making every surface feel ten times worse. It’s not stable. It’s not smooth. It’s not practical. In short, this wheelchair is a joke—and not a funny one. It’s unsafe, uncomfortable, and falsely advertised. It should never have been sold. If you care about your safety or independence, steer clear of this product.

This is a truly remarakable means of moving about.

My new electric wheelchair is only 22 inches wide and weighs 30 pounds. It fits easily through my 27 inch doorways and is lighten enough for my husband to fold and put in the backseat of our car. I am very pleased with this wheelchair.

I love my wheelchair because it let's me keep pace with everyone on a straight path. It has problems with left turns almost as if it stopped communicating. I am able to turn full circle in an elevator but run into walls when the brakes don't engage as quickly as shown in video. I didn't get a user manual so I am unable to look things up like customer service phone number.