PROS: I love how easy it was to put together and it came fully charged. It has 2 baskets that will really help me when I go to the grocery store but most importantly I can start back taking my little stinker out for his daily walks and not just in the front. He was so excited that he sniff peed and just had a ball getting to smell all the different things but I think he mainly enjoyed the ride.

Very easy to ride. I bought it for my father and he tested it around the streets of NY and had no issues in the streets or the subway. He happened to be riding during a downpour and there were no issues with the chair during the ride in the rain or after. The chair was even able to maintain stability while going up and down steep elevations. Highly recommended.

Yeah yeah, all the little things that I read in the reviews are a bit problematic but ... You can always improve things with a little ingamewaty - sp. Seat not comfortable enough for you? Try a custion that they sell for such things or a pillow. Etc etc etc.

The minor problem in my legs has caused me a lot of trouble in my life.This wheelchair has really enhanced my independence and overall quality of life. It’s reliable, practical, and designed with real users in mind. If you’re looking for a top-notch electric wheelchair, I highly recommend giving this one a try!

My friend is never home now… battery lasts it feels stable, quicker than expected and comfortable too. Nice to see my friend have his independence back!!
It has dual mirrors, led headlamp, directionals and was easy to put together.. he feels safe on it and is average size for a 175 lb man.

This scooter has truly changed my life. The quality is excellent, and I love the materials used. It's easy to assemble and lightweight when disassembled. The battery lasts a long time – I used it for four days at Universal Studios, and by the end of those long days, it still had about a third of the battery left. I charged it every night. Even in the rain, I covered myself and the scooter with a poncho, and it worked great as long as I avoided deep puddles.

I use it for shopping and moving around the house when my legs hurt. I love it so much that I want to buy one for my mom, who also finds it incredibly helpful for her bad knee. Plus, the motor is very quiet.

As a guy recovering from a leg injury, I have to say this electric wheelchair has been a total game changer. Right from the start, it’s made a huge difference in my mobility and independence. The seat is really comfy and supportive, which is a big relief for long stretches of sitting.

I'm a bigger guy, weighing 220 lbs, and I struggle with walking long distances. It took us about 30 minutes to assemble this, and the instructions were clear and easy to follow. I charge the battery every other day and use it whenever I go out. I absolutely adore this little device, and for the price, you really can't beat it.

This wheelchair really suits my taste.What really stands out is the battery life. It’s impressive—whether I’m going to the supermarket or enjoying a walk in the park, I don’t have to worry about losing power. The turning radius is also excellent, making it easy to maneuver in tight spots.

As one gets old, going out becomes inconvenient. My husband bought me an elderly mobility scooter with front and rear storage baskets, and it's truly wonderful!
The design of this scooter is so considerate. The front basket can hold vegetables and newspapers, and the rear one can accommodate a lot of stuff. It's stable when driving, and the operation is simple. I can handle it with ease. The speed is appropriate, and the seat is comfortable. I don't feel tired when riding it. Now I can often go to the park and the market, and life has become much more convenient. I truly love this scooter!

As a girl with a leg injury , I’m thrilled with how this chair has transformed my daily life. It’s incredibly comfortable—wide seat and great support, so I’m never uncomfortable even after sitting for a while. The controls are a breeze to use, and I can easily navigate both at home and outdoors without any issues.

Pros:
The chair got here fast and looks sturdy. It is easy to open up. Attaching he control arm and battery were easy to figure out.

Cons:
The rest of the manual doesn't make any sense. The pictures aren't big enough to show where the wires go. I realized after a lot of frustration that it is pretty much assembled. It moves the way it is supposed to. The battery looked completely charged, but I put the chair on the charger for the day. I raised the arm and moved the chair like an aid would do and the arm wouldn't go down again. I followed the directions to put the arm down and a piece of plastic broke off the support piece for the arm. I figured how to put the arm down by trial and error. The chair comes with all kinds of tools, but I'm not sure what needs to be tightened other than knobs that can be hand turned.

Test drive:
I used it for 30 minutes today to see how it handles. On level 5 it is about as fast as I would feel safe going. It slows down quickly when I felt the need to be cautious. Even though it has shock absorbers, my back started hurting after 30 minutes. It is rated for 330 lbs. I am 5 foot 4 inches 280lbs and my legs are at a 90 degree angle. I fit in the seat snug. I don't think anyone taller or wider will fit in this chair. The battery didn't even lose one bar. I going to test how far I can go before the battery should be charged. It's not an all day chair, but it is good for errands and outings.
I drove for another hour today on side walks. Once I had to get up and push the chair over a crack at the bottom of a sidewalk ramp. When the sidewalk is tilted, I have to keep the controller the opposite of the tilt or I would have run off the sidewalk. 40 minutes into the ride, the battery fell off the chair and was dragging. 😲 I had to unscrew the battery, disengage the motors and push it the rest of the way home. 😡 I figured how to put the battery back on but it's held by plastic parts. I am considering putting a small amount of duct tape around the battery and frame. That would stop it from being easily removable. I drove for another 30 minutes and the battery is still fully charged. Some idiot made a turn and almost hit me. I let go of the controller, but there isn't anyway to hard brake. The seat belt doesn't fit me. The frame looks like it holds 330lbs, but it is definitely not a bariatric chair. I hope this is helpful to some people.

This chair broke. I can't find any contact information to contact the seller.
The instructions are awful and I could not find any videos online about the chair except for a few about the sound. I could not read parts of the instructions even using my phone and zoom function. The font is small. Part of it was smeared.
As far as I could tell I had to flip a switch on the engine to "electric" to use it. I looked everywhere on it. I even got in the floor and looked all over it while it was open. I have mobility issues so that was like torture. Finally, I flipped the only switches I could find on the wheels. I put them in lock. Then it would work. I would have never put it in LOCK to make it GO. I just tried it out of exasperation. That was one of the first things that took about an hour.
Then I raised the arms on it so I could get in and out of it easier. I could not get the arms to come back down. I couldn't use it with the controller up in the air. I turned the little switch under the arm many times. I tried everything I could think of to get the arm down. The instruction manual said to simply push it down until it clicks. Finally, I did exactly that. It broke on the plastic piece that is about 1/2" in diameter. Now the arm is just floating free. I can prop it up on the bar, but it is not safe.
I cannot find anyone to talk to about it. I need a new arm for it.
It took me a couple of hours just to get this together and figure out how to get it to work.
Other than that it does work. It is extremely sturdy. I can use it at the sink by lifting up the arms. I can wash dishes and do some cooking. No matter how far out I reach it stays steady. It is sporty so it is kind of hard to turn in the house. I didn't think about that when I got it, but it is fine. I just have to be patient and go forward and back up a lot to get through a tight turn. I would have given it a 5 but it has horrible instructions and virtually no support.
If there's anyone out there from the seller please contact me.
Update - I was contacted by the seller. They sent me a free replacement part. No instructions. I figured it out, though, so it is as good as new. I appreciate their courteous service. I feel they need instructional videos on their website or YouTube to show how to put this together and use it. it would have saved me much time and headache. They would not have had to send a part, so it would help them too. Overall, though I really like the wheelchair. It's sturdy enough that I wash dishes from it, cook in it, and do laundry in it. It is not made for sharp turns so it takes a lot of patience, but I like how sturdy it is.

Update: I was contacted by the company and got a new part to fix it for free. It works great now. I still feel I wouldn't have broken it if it had come with some good instructions or had an instructional video on Amazon to refer to. I have taken it out in my yard. It does great outside. The turn on it is wide, though, so to make tightish corners it has to be backed up and moved forward many times in small increments. For the price I feel it is sturdy and does a good job. It can go pretty fast. I haven't had any problems with the battery on it.

I'm not sure where to begin, but I have to say I absolutely love this scooter! It's incredibly convenient, Assembly was a breeze.
I had been searching for a mobility scooter for years and was lucky to find this gem! This scooter has everything I needed. It looks sporty and cute, and it runs so quietly it sounds like a hoverboard! It's a bit heavy but totally worth it, and it fits into very tight spaces.
As a 40-year-old woman with chronic back pain and three spinal surgeries, I can't stand or walk for more than a few minutes before my back and feet start burning and my legs give out. I love getting out of the house, and this scooter helps me immensely! While it doesn't eliminate my daily pain, it definitely reduces the pressure on my back, legs, and feet. And did I mention the battery life is amazing?

I ordered this power chair on 6/20/24 and it was delivered 6/25/24. That was fast shipping. I was excited two unpack it and try it out. I was not disappointed. The chair performed as expected. I was in constant contact with the seller and they were there for me and answered all my questions promptly. I researched a lot of wheelchairs for days until i found this one, and let me tell you, for the price you would be hard pressed to find a better wheelchair. It took me a little while to get used to the chair and practice how to maneuver it around but in no time at all I had it all figured out. The chair folds and unfolds very easily and it fits in the back seat or my Chevy Dually. I am good to go and a very happy camper..