ZooMe Auto-Flex

That it folds up goes in the back of a car trunk anywhere

For me the weakness is I need more leg room my legs are cramped other than that it's fine

lena p. from stroudsburg, pa

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Folding easy charging

None

jeffrey h. from horsham, pa (caregiver)

My wife bad knee

Ease of use. Convenience.

Chair is too small and back of it is too low.

phyllis r. from port st lucie, fl

I am unable to walk any distance due to asthma, 2 heart attacks and arthritis in my back. This scooter helps me greatly.

It's definitely small

No basket. Arm rests have no way to make use of them as there's nothing to support them. Folding process is stop and go rather than one fluid movement.. So far, mine has never shown a full charge no matter how long it's been plugged in.Not a closed in under carriage so it's not advisable to use over anything other than floors or paved areas. Also no seat belt.

cheryl g. from deridder, la

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13 mile battery easy fold and unfold

have not found one yet

ira e. from louisville, tn

73 years old male COPD , degenerative disk disease weak legs going to New Orleans with family they walk along scooter is heaven sent

Ease of transport. 

None. Met my expectations.

juan f. from miami, fl

Living with MS for 35+ years.

Folding like a piece of luggage that you can roll to your car and the auto open hands free and fit in almost every vehicle because it’s so small when it folds up

A little less comfortable did a regular scooter, but you had to give up some thing for it to be mobile

sandra g. from lafayette, la

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Light weight, easy with remote use.

Chair does not turn, making it harder for access. Once seated the position is not comfortable.

eudy s. from bayonne, nj (caregiver)

My wife

No Comment

Going Forward is good but going backwards I have to turn the speed control all the way up

john s. from hawthorne, nj

I have bad hips and knees

Ease of use

Not water proof

peter r. from fortson, ga

77 year old disabled combat vet

Able to go anywhere.

none

sharon h. from hiram, ga

unable to walk very far

folds easily and does not need an external lift. easily lifts into the vehicle

haven't run into any

marian s. from tucson, az

70 y/0 female post polio vertebral degenerative disease. I can still walk, but only for short distances