Jazzy Select 6

Comfort

None that I have found yet

robert a. from logan, ut

Balance problems; the chair helps me out in many ways.

Stability; runs quiet; easy to maneuver--quality-5; ease of use--5; meets expectation-5

Haven't found any yet

rosanne c. from hulbert, ok

70 years old; can't walk; can do various chores on this Jazzy--dishes, mop floor, etc.

Easy use of it and it's comfortable. My brother is in all day.

None right now.

elizabeth w. from rosemount, mn (caregiver)

He is a stroke victim and only has use of his right arm and has limit use of his right leg.

None -- this product uses a joystick to operate that is far too sensitive and when you are traveling down the side walk, it is very difficult not to go onto the street.

Very poor design -- it is 48" long. That is the largest available. The total length should be no longer than 36" long.

harry c. from lexington, va

I am 86 years of age, and in a few years I will need some assistance to get along.

Battery life

Overall design

frances m. from katy, tx

63 year old female without use of legs due to MS.

The reliability is unmatched by any other company!

None

marcia l. from hayden, co (caregiver)

My 52 year old daughter has MS and presently trying to recuperate from a fx femur.

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front castors interfere when trying to dismount. The chair was designed for someone that never needs to dismount.

robert p. from ocala, fl

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Seat lift Ease of use monitoring

Leg rest does not lift with the seat

medhat l. from satellite beach, fl

Paraplegic

The ability to raise and lower the seat is great. Because of that feature I can work so much better , especially in the kitchen and around the house.

This wheelchair is a little wider than my old one so I've had to learn to "drive" all over again. Also, the seat needs a little more cushioning.

anthony a. from las cruces, nm

I am 83 yrs old, unable to walk because my lower spine has been severely damaged by arthritis/osteoporosis

maneuverability - ease of putting together -

toggle is sometimes too sensitive for a Parkinson's person - doesn't always quite go where you think you are taking it.

jacqueline g. from chicago, il (caregiver)

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