Jazzy 600 ES

Very well constructed. Battery charge is lasting.

The front and rear wheels need a redesign. They will not pivot in dirt or gravel. Main drive wheels need to be softer and possible wider to work on non smooth surfaces. This chair is useless outdoors.

donald h. from greenville, sc (caregiver)

70 year old female around 120 lbs. Cannot walk

GREAT

IT HAS NO WEAKNESS

doris w. from charolottesville, va

I AM A 89 SOON YEAR OLD LADY THAT LIKES TO STAY BUSY I KIVE ALONE LOST MY LEFT LEG BELOW THE KNEE 10 YEARS AGO. I ALSO HAVE ARTARITIS OF THE SPINE

Stability, tight turning radius and quietness

Does very poorly in gravel and/or rocky terrain. Wish there were more colors to chose from besides red and blue. Also, front wheels often rub against my feet when turning. The footplate is too small.

ann b. from clarendon hills, il

I am an active, 56 year-old female with MS. I am a full time chair user that has to keep up with my 5 year-old granddaughter!

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joseph c. from evergreen, nc

75 and cannot walk any at all

Very easy to operate.

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lisa p. from northport, al (caregiver)

The power wheelchair is great!!! My husband loves it.The cahir is great. The service we received to get the chair was horrible!!!! It took 3 weeks.

comfort, ease of use. quiet

The black insulated wire that runs along the arm bulges out and catches on things at the back of the arm even if you tape it to the arm. My old chair was a sport 6 and had there same problem until it severed the wire.

gail c. from atoka, tn

84 years old. Stroke on left side. Uses chair all day and to go out places

Big, rugged back tires and long-lasting battery. Makes sharp turns for indoor use.

The headrest adjustment knob sticks out beyond the chair (bad for someone trying to adjust the rider from behind). The chair is very heavy due to the battery and wheel size.

christopher b. from geneva, il (caregiver)

User is a 125 lb., 5'10"man with multiple sclerosis who can not move arms or legs.

It is powerful enough to go up small ramps and outdoors, but also good to use in the house.

Jerky movements, lots of "play" in joystick.

tracey h. from carthage, ny

I am an amputee with issues with my remaining leg. I depend on my chair a great deal.

Ease of getting around in tight places.

Construction of headrest hardware sticking out beyond chair.

theo s. from flinton, pa

Unable to walk.

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anthony o. from underwood, mn (caregiver)

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The mid-wheel drive and the four smaller wheels.

The front wheels protrude too far out.

clairemont h. from jamaica, ny

Iam 93 yrs. Ican't walk far because of a back problem.I had a scooter previously, but felt a chair would be more better.

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sonia s. from hanover, nh

ˆ Sonia Sheridan, Kendal at Hanover, NH CCRC retirement resident. Contact Caregiver Wendy Thornton Cell: 603-359-0697.