Electric Wheelchair

I have always had high expectations for the portability of wheelchairs, especially for short trips. This product fully meets my needs. The folding speed is amazing. It can be stored in just a few seconds, which greatly saves time and energy. More importantly, the comfort of the seat remains unchanged even in the folded state, and the thick sponge pad and breathable material make long-term riding easy and enjoyable. In addition, the battery life is strong enough to support a day's sightseeing trip, completely eliminating the worry of power outages in the middle of the trip, and truly realizing the dream of enjoying the journey anytime, anywhere.

Imake sure u have right size destroyed than that its real nice and smooth have to send it backseattosmallreal nice product

Excellent for the price....the expensive chairs have a bit more maneverability, but over all this is an excellent chair for a big man.....beware of the really light weight chairs as they are usually too small for a big person

Good chair but backwheels width is more than 22” , more like 27”, so it doesn’t fit in bathroom .

My mom likes it very much.

First, this wheelchair is impressively lightweight. Last year, I bought another electric wheelchair at a local store, but it was bulky and heavy at over 100 pounds, which was a hassle to use every time I went out. The WalkMax model, which is priced at around 61 pounds, met my expectations - it was easier to maneuver. I was able to fold it up quickly and throw it in the trunk of my car. However, I do have limited physical strength, so a lighter model is a dream come true for me, and I will definitely buy another one! Speaking of performance, I have tried several wheelchairs over the years, and most of them overstated their battery life and power. But the WalkMax was a pleasant exception. After a full charge, it took me to a nearby park smoothly, enjoyed an afternoon of relaxation, and then safely returned me home without any problems. The wheelchair stopped smoothly by simply releasing the control button, which made me feel more reassured about its safety. The battery life seems to be good for over 30 miles, but I haven’t tested its ability to climb hills yet—more on that later. Another standout feature is the stability of the armrests. I’ve seen some wheelchairs cause accidents due to unstable armrests, so this is crucial for me. The WalkMax’s armrests are very stable; I even used them to prop myself up without any problems. I also mimicked the maneuvers demonstrated in the promotional video, often passing through narrow doorways. The wheelchair’s nimble handling, ability to complete sharp turns, and freedom to move freely in tight spaces speaks volumes about its design.

I was amazed by the intelligent functions of this wheelchair. Last week, I tried its automatic cruise mode. On a straight road, it can maintain a constant speed by itself without manual control. This function makes me more labor-saving when riding long distances, and also improves safety. For people like me who need to go out frequently, this intelligent design is undoubtedly a huge advantage.

I am a fitness trainer and often need to go back and forth between the gym and clients. The large storage basket and stable performance of this wheelchair allow me to complete my work more efficiently. Last week, I took dumbbells and yoga mats to a client's house for a class. The wheelchair not only easily loaded all the equipment, but also remained stable on the slippery ground. The battery life is also very strong, allowing me to complete multiple classes in a day without charging.