Jazzy Select 6 Ultra

It turns so quickly and easily, I can manage tight places. The speed control is infinite, so I can start smoothly at very low speeds. The battery charge lasts a long time.

I should have picked indoor-outdoor product. I use it to go from my car to appointments and amusements, as well as indoors.

david b. from tigard, or (caregiver)

Dorothy Morris,(user) is 87 with breathing problems

as advertized

set/up required adjustment

robert d. from peabody, ma

age 85 unable to walk

The fact that it raises higher when needed and lower when sitting at a table.

Can think of none.

jody m. from cortez, co

I have had MS for almost 30 years but it has been only the last 5 that my walking was effected. In the house I use this chair to get from room to room

Lift seat, Easy access to batteries, Movable control handle

Lack of Onboard charger, Seat is narrower than previous model

robert f. from lake wales, fl

Age 74. Confined to chair. Have a muscular disease called IBM (Inclusion Body Myositis)

great design, easy of use,

none that I have found

robert t. from boston, ma

an 82 YO male with peripheral neuropathy

It has a smaller turning radius,is a much better value for the same quality as some other much higher priced chairs.

The cup holder breaks off too easy and is flimsy. Would like the option of a lap desk that hooks on the chair arms.

c. randy m. from alcoa, tn (caregiver)

my 17 year old son uses this chair.He has CP, is deaf, and doesn't talk.

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harvey k. from highland park, il

Polio Victim with limited mobility

The chair that lifts to allow access to high places (cupboards, linen closet, etc.) Also, the fact that it can easily move through doorways and other narrow spaces.

It is a little difficult to drive, but with a little practice, anyone can do it.

valette s. from columbus, oh (caregiver)

Age 70. Multiple Sclerosis