Jazzy Air

Quality and ability to adjustments.

The only weakness is the seatbelt tat was supplied, plan change it.

robert r. from lehighton, pa

Love my new Jazzy Air, finding new uses for the 10" lift.

Powerful battery.

Too fast of speed.

cheral c. from mckenzie, tn

69 years. Unable to walk.

Great size for me and highly mobile. The lift is handy when moving also, no wasted motion. I feel very stable riding in this chair raised or lowered.

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don s. from weston, wi

I'm a 59 year old male with a muscle disease known as IBM. I'm still somewhat mobile.

Lifting.

Design of control panel, sticks out too far for turning.

patrick o. from hobart, wi

The wheelchair does the job pf lifting great. The design is a little awkward. The right side controls stick 6 to 8 inches too far for turn purposes.

Being able to reach things and sitting higher while walking with others.

Bulky. Needs to be completely down in order to go up ramp in my van. Noises and beeping while going up or down.

rudolph g. from wispering pines, nc

80 year old male with kidney disease and diabetes. My knees are bad and surgery is not an option. Only way I am able to reach things in the kitchen.

Very Sturdy, easy to operate.

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veroma b. from huntsville, al

Aged 75. Suffers from Primary Lateral Sclerosis, unable to stand or walk very long (3 minutes max).

The wheel chair is very durable; The lift chair is a very good feature; The chair stays charged for a good amount of time.

The toggle switch is too sensitive; need to find way to make be less sensitive when operating.

gene h. from virginia beach, va (caregiver)

My wife is the user of this product.

Armrest do not adjust for width, has great height makes it very easy to reach things I couldn't before.

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robert l. from cahokia, il

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The seat is extremely comfortable. Having the seat rise, makes the chair extremely flexible for doing cooking and working around the house.

It is too wide for standard doorways and too heavy to be easily transportable.

marleen v. from reno, nv

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Raising seat gets me up to my kitchen counter.

A little big.

peter c. from phoenix, az

65 year old male with MS.

The lift is wonderful. I just hope it holds up over time.

I have not discovered any just yet. It does sit up about 3 inches higher than my other standard power chair. This may be an issue when transferring back and forth from lower sitting chairs (e.g. toilet).

ethan w. from front royal, va

Spinal cord injury. Balance issues. Fairly active lifestyle.

The extra high lift, maneuverability and even more important is the lift allowing me to reach the top cabinets.

The only thing I've found is the position of the button to lift while moving. I'm always touching it and going up and down when I don't want to or knocking it off the velcro holder. so if it could be bolted to the holder and put in a better position it would solve the problem. I've had to remove my button in order to keep from going up and down when I don't want.

kenneth c. from salisbury, md

I need the Jazzy Air when I remove my leg to get around in my house and outside.