Jazzy Air 2

Ease of use

Very sensitive joy stick

kathleen k. from fernandina beach, fl

64 year old retired disabled nurse that can walk short distances with a walker but any distance causes pain. 2019 I had spinal surgery.

12" lift

center wheel drive would prefer a real wheel drive

ed w. from alma, mi

double amputie use the chair all the time

Point of elevating.

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leonid s. from rosedale, md (caregiver)

Irina Shats, physical disability person.

Maneuverability! Seating!

Arm rests could be wider and longer.

david s. from minot, nd

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A small, compact footprint and tight turning radius. Of course, the ability to become taller at the touch of a button.

Low speed range does not seem to lower speed of spinning in place; causing some rather "close" moments in tight quarters.

richard c. from libertyville, il

87 yo male who has been declining in mobility over many years. Moved from a scooter/walker combo to Jazzy air2 power wheelchair.

The ability of it to raise a person to a height where they can use it for cooking, while at the grocery store, well at a restaurant, and virtually anywhere it is difficult for someone to get up out of a chair that is too low for them to manipulate on their own.

The forecaster wheels do not do well on carpet and swing around unexpectedly causing the individual to hit a wall or hit a door jam going into a room.

jay j. from tucson, az

63-year-old male with IBM issues, needing a wheelchair full time.

Excellent seat rise Sturdy Smooth ride

A bit too big to get around house

donna s. from kingman, az

Unfortunately I had to return the chair It was very well made but for me it just didn’t work out for me I found it a bit too big the get around in

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james h. from atchison, ks

84 years and have ms plus just got out of nursing home after gullblatter surgery left me full of infection so It’s going to great getting around .

The leveling feature. I as not able to get out my old wheelchair without somebody to help.

The foot rest should be easier to move up.

kryn t. from indio, ca

I have ibm disease .1 am 89 years old. And have ibm for about 11 years.

Its ability to raise 12" in seconds

The armrest pads need to be able to adjust forwards for someone like me who is 6' tall with very long arms. Also, an option for separate footrests for each leg would be very helpful. For taller people with lots of leg, the footrest is really inadequate.

mark f. from boise, id

66-year-old male with Limb-Girdle Muscular Dystrophy

Lifting ability

None

jim w. from annapolis, md

81 male handicap hard to stand and walk

Ease of use. Really nice chair for the right person.

The switches on the arms where they are accidently turned off and on. The switch on the back of the chair to fold it up. Also made a very loud squeaking sound when raising the chair.

barbara n. from salinas, ca

I am a 71 year old who has been paraplegic for 34 years. The only problems-plastic switch that rubbed on my rump & switches on the arms.