Jazzy Carbon

The Carbon is not only very light lightweight, it is also very easy to fold up and stow in the back of my car and pickup.

Out of four other power wheelchairs I have had, and currently have, this is the worst joy stick controller I have encountered.  Sometimes the brakes are too jerky and at other times it will coast before stopping.  It often takes time to accelerate and occasionally turning is a wait and see type of game.

hollis d. from spanish fork, ut

I’m a 66 year old male who has a neurological disability and have been using wheelchairs for years 14 years.

High quality. Easy to manage and use. Light enough for me to lift.

It would be nice to have a beverage holder made for this chair.

julie r. from madison, wi

I'm in my late 60s. Due to my back, I can no longer stand for more than 10" at any given time. I can also no longer walk for any great distance.

Light easy to fold

The front wheel steel holders should have protective plastic or rubber coating on outside. When they bump things they get scratched and sharp. Can cut your ankles or damage things like clothing or walls

david p. from algonquin, il (caregiver)

MS

Light weight  Comfortable 

Small rear wheels

kevin h. from new york, ny

Semi mobile 

It’s so easy to fold up and get out. Lightweight. The battery is easy to take out and charge or leave it attached and charge. 

It is slow. Does not go over router terrain at all. 

matt r. from kalamazoo, mi

40 yr old with Cp

Battery seems to last a while before needing to be recharged. 

The seat cushion is hard and extremely uncomfortable. My husband developed a sore after only one use. 

lorainne m. from peachtree city, ga (caregiver)

My husband who weighs about 225lbs and is paralyzed on the left side  bought this chair so we’d have a lightweight powerchair to travel with. 

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dale a. from onalaska, wa

I am bilateral below the knee amputee. Half the time I use the chair. I use it folded in my camper during the day. Then at night unfold and use.

Removable joystick for traveling. Storage bag under the seat. Collapses easily but difficult to stand up independently. Great battery location but may need to be removed when collapsing Re weight.(Top heavy)

I could not lift it from floor level after it was collapsed for travel/ storage.  Maybe the battery need to be removed first?  Limited info in user manual.  The foot plate is on a very extreme angle making it uncomfortable to be in for any length of time.  A seat is required or knees and hips are at extreme angles.  Unergonomic. Manual needs to announce Governor’s installed on both wheel motors.  (Great asset for elderly users) no info on battery life. No info on warranty coverage.  

ju98151 s. from sumas, wa

Female senior non-ambulatory. 

weight of the chair

Not a weakness but a suggestion -continue to make the chair even lighter and faster

lance v. from oshkosh, wi

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Light, quality of materials used. Ease of use, folding and unfolding is VERY easy.

Speed, does not go near as fast as our other portable, foldable, heavier chair

john r. from white house, tn (caregiver)

My wife is used to her previous, heavier folding travel chair. It is a little heavier and getting older, I require something a little easier and light

The strengths of the chair are its ease of folding and expanding, along with its lightweight. It is the almost perfect unit for getting around, just needs a little "Tweaking".

The weaknesses of the chair (Tweaking) is the strap the holds the unit in its collapsed position is hard to reach as it slips under a crossbar when the chair gets collapsed. Another weakness is there is no KEY to lock the unit, anybody can take the chair if you leave it unintended to use restroom, etc. On last item of note is to not put anything crush-able in the under-chair pouch because there is a crossbar that comes down on top of the pouch when collapsing the unit.

pat t. from robertsdale, me

I have been diagnosed with severe inoperable Peripheral artery disease and thus unable to walk long distances, 200' max.

Easy to fold and load. Tight turn radius. Light weight.

Back and seat are not very flexible.

mark z. from wilmington, nc

ALS patient will be using to ambulate more that a block or two. He is 75 and in failing health