Jazzy Air 2 Elevating Power Chair

The ability to raise seat above counter level for kitchen & bath access & safety. Turning radius is very helpful in the home judging doorways, furniture, etc. Limited clutter around the wheels allowing clearance to safely position feet while transferring onto and out of the chair. Footrest is nicely tucked up close to the frame and out of the way of transferring

I believe that no one chair can do everything everywhere. This chair is used in home only. I have a lighter, foldable chair for travel and a heavy duty scooter for outdoor activity. I would not be confident using this chair in outdoor excursions as the chair weight appears centered but not low enough to contribute to base stability.

jenifer r. from rolling hills estates, ca

I am a 77 year old female stroke survivor. I am partially paralyzed and suffer painful arthritis.

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kathy s. from baton rouge, la

I (74F) have been recovering from Guillain Barré for 3 years and still can’t walk. I was using a Jazzy Elite that was better than ANY other wheelchair

Quality and innovation

too large to maneuver around our home.

benny p. from vancouver, wa (caregiver)

My wife, is confined to a wheelchair. I purchased the Jazzy for her thinking it would help her move around the house. Especially the lift unit.

Going up and down instantly 

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medhat l. from satellite beach, fl

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Slimmer than the Air 1, which I had for 5 years. Otherwise quite similar.

I miss the extra inch or 2 when up to full rise.

joann l. from oswego, ny

I use the Jazzy Air 2 daily, it has added SO much to my independence!! I had used the Air 1 for the last five years. Stick with what works!

No need to make wide "arcs" or back up to make turns. Comfortable seat. Easy hand access to controls. Chair elevates to help user get up from chair without much effort.

Combined heavyweight of chair + weight of user, puts heavy stress on household floors.

peter s. from reno, nv (caregiver)

My wife has significant mobility limitations and balance issues due to Polio. She will use the motorized Jazzy chair for outdoor activities.

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leo d. from hernando, ms

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Height and ease of elevation.  Smoothness and quietness of mobility

Top speed to low.   Switch from mobility to elevation Functions is not the best way to be done

leo d. from hernando, ms

83-year-old male with the type of Muscular dystrophy affecting hands arms and feet and legs

The fast rising time. Seems to be well made. Its lighter weight tha a Medicare wheelchair, I can put it on my Harmar lift in the car.

The only weakness I see is it should have a slower speed when going left or right with it. I t is a little tricky to go around corners.

john v. from frankenmuth, mi

I am a 79 year old male. I have a form of Inclusion Body Myositis which lately keeps me in a wheelchair.

Solid, quiet,

I wish it elevated a little more to reach upper cabinets

margaret f. from buda, tx

69 y/o female left BKA

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