Buzzaround EX 3-Wheel

Durable in rough terrain.

Haven’t found one yet.

colleen l. from lynn haven, fl

Very happy with my Buzzaround EX 3-wheel scooter.

I really like the range and the charge the battery offers.

Need to grip/steer with both hands on tiller for the best control.

mike v. from carlsbad, ca

66 year old user with Spastic Paraplegia.

Portability, speed, and range. Plus, the batteries are in an easy to remove case. It also doesn't have the humps on the floorboard that the four wheel scooter has (for the wheels) so there is more leg room.

A lumbar pillow might be helpful to improve the comfort of the seat. It could be a smoother transition when slowing, stopping or speeding up. A four wheeler is more stable, but too short for longer legs due to the humps for the wheels.

patricia n. from georgetown, tx

65+ year old female who has back and breathing difficulties that make walking possible only for very short distance (about a block at most).

Indoor/Outdoor capable.

The seat still wiggles a bit after the swivel lever locks, and I have had to reset my chair a couple times due to unexpected electrical shutdowns. The location of the reset button is not great, either.

norman s. from conway, sc

72 yr old, 5'7", 159 lb. paraplegic.

You can feel the extra torque when going uphill and the tight turns allow you get into small spaces and turn around. It easily maneuvers rough terrain.

There is nothing I dislike about my Buzzaround EX!

james m. from taunton, ma

I'm 63 years old and have Muscular Dystrophy. I can't walk in the yard or a park anymore. The Buzzaround has given me my freedom back.

Easy to maneuver.

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gloria a. from palm coast, fl (caregiver)

This was purchased for my daughter (age 54). She can use it to get the mail and ride around the area.

Long life batteries and comfort

I thought plastic in back was a handle. It looked like a handle. After taking seat off and batteries out I could lift the whole unit into my van. That is until I dropped the back when it came apart on me as I lifted it out of car. Luckily I only broke a small piece of plastic and glued lt back. I was afraid I had broken the scooter when it fell.

richard a. from gwinn, mi (caregiver)

My wife has problems with walking due to surgery on knee and ankle.

Goes 18 miles per charge. We need that when we are out.

It's to heavy for me to put in my trunk for my daughter even when disassembled. Somewhere down the line I will need. Lift. Both my daughters got a scooter. We do love them though.

dawn b. from placentia, ca

My daughters have MD and they need them to get around when we go out.

The strengths are the additional suspension springs for a smoother ride. The ease of breaking it down to be stored in the trunk of the car.

We haven't found any weaknesses yet, but haven't used it daily either. We have had it such a short time.

cheryl r. from texas city, tx (caregiver)

My husband's confined to mobility assistance, and pushing him in a wheelchair gives neither one of us the freedom we deserve. We had to do something.

Size and power are great and how easy it is to assemble. I like that it is wider more stable then my old one, I like that I am able to go farther with this scooter.

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mark v. from bristol, ct

I'm 56 and I have a hard time walking because of my condition.

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sharon s. from queens village, ny (caregiver)

The best scooter.

Good, well put together.

The main piece is heavy for one person to transport.

mohamed e. from valley village, ca

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