Buzzaround XLS HD 3-Wheel

Great price, comfortable seating, easy to use I and love the fact that I can just take it apart quickly for transport instead of having to have a lift.

Needs a stronger battery. My main use is to go to Disney World and it goes on red about half way through the day, even though the paperwork states 15 miles.

angela j. from wesley chapel, fl

I am a 45 year old female with two knee replacements and a left ankle fusion. I have to have two more surgeries on my left leg.

Ease of use and the ability to transport it.

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jonell k. from waco, tx (caregiver)

My husband is 67 and has Parkinson’s which has affected his balance.

Well built easy to operate has best range and offers me reliable mobility I wouldn't have otherwise.

None so far operates as advertised.

gary m. from winter haven, fl

Male 74 just can't walk long distance feet and legs give out knees painful, have shortness of breath and need this scooter get around large areas.

The ease to take apart and it's parts are not too heavy. These features make transport and use much easier than heavier bulkier models.

Ground clearance could be higher. Gets hung up on ramp or divets in the ground.

katherine c. from onsted, mi (caregiver)

Husband, who is retired and disabled, with limited mobility and upper body strength reduced.

Ability to break down and reassemble for me at 80 years old.

None that I have found

frank c. from boulder city, nv (caregiver)

Wife with debilitations, as to outside activities due to fatigue

Easy to assemble and disassemble. Great enginnering.

Nothing at this time.

thomas h. from grand rapids, mi (caregiver)

Enable my wife to visit malls and stores like she did before having problems walking caused by neuropathy.

Very sturdy,but yet light weight and I am able to travel with it.

I have not found any yet.

blond s. from ebro, fl

Female, 66 with COPD, Sarcoidosis, Plumonary Fibrosis Lungs, Asthma, Pulmonary Hypertension, Shortness of breath, Limited Mobility.

Portability, speed, distance per charge, turn radius, springs, seat, delta tiller, head light, charging ports on the battery box and the tiller, and plenty of room for me and my O2 concentrator.

Not a weakness, but make sure you can handle the weight of the pieces when taken apart.

frank w. from midlothian, va

67 Male, I have been limited about half my life. CAD, PAD, and COPD. I can stand or walk about 2 to 3 minutes before having to sit and rest. 6 LPM O2

The Delta Tillar, the suspension, the heavier weight,the ease of the drive bars on my thumbs, and it fit the lift I already had om my car. Unless something changes it is superior to the Pride Sport Go Go, yet about the same size.

You do not get a rear basket. No real place to carry things. Pride gives the bssket.

mary ann l. from pittsburg, pa

The person has arthritis both legs and neuropathy both legs and feet, and arthritic thumb joints.

It has a better ground clearance than other scooters which thankfully the sales person mentioned to me before purchasing! The seat is very comfortable and lots of leg room! Also like how lightweight it is and how it breaks down for transport so easily!

I have only had it for 1 month and at this time cannot find any problems with it! I look forward to using the scooter in the years to come!

beverly s. from sycamore, il

I am a 68 year old female and I have been diagnosed with Spinal Muscular Atrophy which causes weaken muscles in the body but especially in the legs.

Ease of taking it apart and putting it together. Fits in car trunk

None

steve n. from poinciana, fl

72 year old leg amputee

It's quality and engineering.

None that I have found.

harry w. from jacksonville, fl

74 Year old male with Afib and COPD. Bought this product in order to be active on trips that I cannot walk on, which is most outings to the mall etc.