WHILL Model F
Impressively light power wheelchair that folds easily and weighs less than 60 lbs.
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Sitting is to small needs to be wider
Portable and folding
Sitting is to small for adults, OK for child or teenager small adult
donna o. from hillsboro, oh
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Great Electric Wheelchair
Smooth operation, quiet, easy to handle
The only weakness was more my problem that the chair. There is a fixed bar that supports the footrest. So the support is there and it made ot very difficult to stand up from the chair.
andrew k. from madison, wi
I am a 77 year old with Parkinson's Disease and arthritis in both knees which prevent me from walking.
Great chair for the young at heart
It’s compact size and ease of use
Too heavy for the person using the wheelchair to carry into trunk of car themselves
cheryl y. from honolulu, hi
I love my Whill FI wheelchair. I love how compact it is and can squeeze through tiny spaces. I will be traveling internationally soon.
Very nice chair with substandard seat cushion.
Light weight and folds to fit in smaller spaces. I like that the battery only weighs 7lbs and it still provides 12 miles on a charge. I also like that the battery can be easily swapped with a spare. This chair is a great fit for a person my size. Overall, I'm happy with this chair.
The seat cushion is absolutely worthless. The back of saddle ends too far forward and the cushion wraps around the back of it and dumps your but into the void between the back of the saddle and the bar across the back. Uncomfortable. If you buy this chair consider buying a better cushion along with it.
mike s. from aztec, nm
59-year-old male with HPP caused mobility issues. 5'9" 187#
Excellent portable chair for excursions.
I love the phone app. After getting into the car, I “drive” it around to the trunk so my family member can load it.
First gear is slow.
ilene w. from north versailles, pa
I am 62 and after a stroke I walk unsteadily and use a wheelchair in public. I also cannot use one hand so an electronic chair is imperative.
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