سكوتر التنقل SuperHandy Passport Pro – هيكل ألومنيوم قابل للطي، 4 عجلات، يتضمن بطاريتين ليثيوم أيون 48 فولت 2 أمبير/ساعة وشاحن، يدعم حتى 330 رطلاً [براءة اختراع قيد الانتظار] (برتقالي وأسود، 330 رطلاً) الصحة والمنزل

5.0 out of 5 stars

Amazing mobility scooter, incredibly premium.

This mobility scooter is amazing. I got this for my grandparents and I was able to assemble it quite fast with not too much trouble. It’s very easy to fold and pop out again if you ever need to store it again for use later. The wheels are solid and contain no air, so they’ll last a LONG time.You can easily put a basket on the front and use this to go to the local convenience store and pick up food. The speed on this thing is surprisingly fast, but not fast enough to scare any older folk from using it. It’s more than powerful enough to go up a steep hill and it is extremely comfortable to sit in.It comes with two batteries that are easy to recharge and they charge pretty fast and last quite a long time. I can’t stress enough how comfortable the seat is. It’s also very easy to take off the seat to make the scooter extra slim to store away. Overall, even though this scooter is quite pricey, you get what you pay for and this is definitely worth the price!

5.0 out of 5 stars

Light and portable.

Most of the mobility vehicles are heavy and hard to transport. Having a heavy mobility vehicle limits me from easily being able to carry it everywhere and from going anywhere. I got this one specifically because of its claims of being light weight and portable. It comes in a well thick cardboard packaged box and all the parts are protected well and tightly packed. The scooter was not very complicated to put together. The instructions are clear and easy to follow. It is not very difficult to lift it and put it in the trunk and easy to unload it. It was easy to assemble and dis-assemble for transport. It is lightweight and easy to handle. This is the only scooter I found where you are not required to disassemble the seat and battery during transport. You can simply carry it in its entirety in a trunk of the car. This scooter runs well on paved smooth roads but is not great for dirt roads or on gravel. My main reason for getting this was to have scooter that I could lift to store in the car trunk, and this accomplishes that.

3 people found this helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars

Good construction. Great for level terrain, but not for use on steep slopes.

This review is of the SuperHandy Four Wheel Mobility Scooter.This Superhandy mobility scooter is a nicely made portable transport device that is luggable by one person. The instructions are well written, and assembly is easy. It took me about thirty minutes to unbox and assemble it. The package comes with two hex wrenches, but you will also need 13mm and 14mm socket wrenches (and a socket extension) to bolt the seat together and fasten the front wheels. All the components fit together precisely. The fit and finish are excellent.Fully assembled, the entire scooter weighed fifty pounds including both batteries. The seat must be removed to fold the scooter which subtracts about ten pounds. Although it’s not light and is a little awkward, one person can lug it and hoist it into a vehicle.The ergonomics of the scooter are good. The seat has dense foam cushions under a synthetic leather cover. There is a space under the seat to store the spare battery. The handgrips are rubber and very grippy. Although both the handlebars and seat have adjustable height, most people will have them at their highest position where the seat is 17.5 inches above the deck, similar to a standard chair. On the left handlebar is the power button, a forward/reverse switch, and a handbrake which operates the single drum brake in the right rear wheel. No key is necessary to operate the scooter (which may be a drawback if you are concerned about someone driving off with it). On the right handlebar is a thumb lever throttle and a battery gauge with green/yellow/red LEDs to indicate the charge remaining.Superhandy includes two 48V 2.0 amp-hour batteries and they sell an upgraded 4.0 Ah battery. Replacement batteries are currently selling for $140 (2.0 Ah) or $150 (4.0 Ah) on Amazon. The four tires are solid rubber and have excellent grip. Because the tires are quite small, I would be concerned that they could wear out relatively quickly. I contacted Superhandy and they sell replacement tires for $20 and the motorized tire for $105 plus shipping.The almost silent motor engages immediately when you press the throttle. The handlebar steering is adequate, and I measured a turning radius of four feet at the inside front tire. The motorized right rear axle sticks out about an inch and a half more than the left and you need to be careful when taking a right turn that you don’t hit something with it.On smooth surfaces the ride is pleasant even though the solid rubber tires don’t provide much cushioning. However, over rough pavement or bumps, you will feel it. The rear wheels are unsprung, and though there are control arms with coil springs in front, they don’t really isolate you from the road much.The Amazon listing claims a range of 6.5 miles on each 2.0 amp-hour battery. That could be true under ideal conditions with a smooth level surface and lightweight rider. I weigh just over 200 lbs. and, on an asphalt, mostly level path I rode for just over an hour using full throttle almost all the time. After four miles, the battery light had been on red for a while, and though it could have gone further, there was no way it was going to hit 6.5 miles. I decided to stop and recharge. Recharging the battery took just over two hours.On level ground I clocked the speed of the scooter at 3.9 mph which should be adequate to keep pace with other people on foot. The speed remained pretty constant whether the battery charge level was green, yellow, or red.I tried the scooter on a steep hill in my neighborhood, one that was too steep for my two-wheel electric recreational scooter to climb. The Superhandy scooter surprisingly had adequate torque to climb the hill. However, coming back down, the scooter’s single brake wasn’t adequate to handle the descent. The scooter rapidly picked up speed going downhill. The lone brake on the right rear wheel made a disconcerting “thunking” noise during application. The right rear wheel also felt like it was skidding when I applied the brake hard enough to slow down and the descent just didn’t feel secure. In fairness to Superhandy, the manual explicitly states that the scooter should be used at no more than on a 5° slope.For people with mobility issues, this scooter is quite nice for easily getting around, ideally inside a building or on smoothly paved level surfaces. Although it can climb hills admirably, don’t buy this expecting to use it going down a steep street where you might live.

4 people found this helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars

VERY GREAT CHAIR

I love this Scooter it’s very convenient and fits perfect in my truck and to travel.customer service is also very helpful and quick to respond I HIGHLY THIS CHAIR BEST PURCHASE EVER MADE HELPS ME KEEP MY INDEPENDENCE AS I AM AN ELDERLY WOMEN

4 people found this helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars

This is a GREAT product.

It works great around our place for my father-in-law.

One person found this helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars

Excellent quality, very sturdy, comfortable, good battery life.

* Overall Impression:-This is a good value for an excellent quality mobility scooter with 2 batteries that’s easy to use and comfortable to sit in.-Be sure it’s not too large and long in the length for your home or use, and that it’s not too heavy for your to pick up if you need to. Assembled it weighs about 47 pounds.-It’s pretty close in size to the length and size of scooters you see in stores for customers to use who need them. It’s not much larger or smaller than those, so picture that size when you picture the size of this.* Pros-what I liked and what worked well:-Good value for the style, features and quality.-Excellent quality in the materials, and construction. It’s very well made and the quality is excellent. It was even nicer in person than I thought it would be in the pictures. The company that makes it makes household and lawn home improvement and care devices, and it looks like it was made by a company like that. You can tell when you look at it, it was very well made.-Good weight capacity at a maximum of 330 pounds (do not go over this weight).-4 wheeled, stable. (You install the front 2 wheels, it’s easy to do. The back 2 are preinstalled.)-Battery operated. 2 rechargeable batteries included (you can get more, but they’re a little pricey).-Batteries are 48V, 2Ah Li-Ion (lithium ion)-Charging cord included. You charge the battery out of the scooter, in the same way you would a standard household battery operated home improvement device, the battery size is about the same and they charge in a similar way.-Quick charging batteries. Charging time per battery: 1.5 hours (1 hour and 30 minutes) (90 minutes)-You can see the remaining battery level during use on a light on the handlebar. (See instructions.) Lights will show (3 LED lights, not a number read out) 100%, 70%, 30% battery capacity.-250 W brushless motor.-Very quiet during use, it’s almost silent. It’s not going to be noisy or distracting to you or others when you use it. It’s actually so quiet others aren’t likely to hear your ride up next to them on it, so you may want to note that people may not hear you ride up, near or behind them, due to how quiet it is and use caution.-Adjustable height of both the seat and the handlebars.-Handlebar height range: 23.6” – 38.2”-Seat height range: 21.3” – 23.6”-Has a parking brake (always deploy this when you’re not using it).-Has hand controls a lot like a standard scooter or powered bicycle. You use hand controls for all the control and there are no foot pedals or foot controls.-Comfortable, padded seat with a mid back. It’s not a tall back, but a mid-low back style. There is no headrest, armrest and it doesn’t go further than your mid back. It’s similar to a lawn mower size seat in height and width, but more comfortable. It has a faux leather style finish that you can wipe clean.-Seat size: 17” x 15” (the main seat cushion).-Has a reverse mode for traveling in reverse. Reverse speed 1.5 mph.-Front suspension for a less bumpy ride. It does have a smooth ride.-Nice wheels that are rated flat-free, puncture free, maintenance free and require no air to be added or checked, as they are solid plastic and not air filled.-Wheel size: 6.7 inches, clearance 2.5 inches.-Drum manual brake (on the handlebar).-Folds up for storage or to put in a vehicle for travel.-Folded dimensions: (be sure it will fit in your vehicle or trunk) 41.7” (length) x 23.6 (width)” x 38.2” (folded height)-Assembled weight: 47 pounds (the amount you have to be able to lift to move it to a vehicle or down steps). Disassembled the main body (without the seat, basket, battery and front 2 tires) weighs 37 pounds.-Good amount of leg room for those with longer legs. Your feet are in front of you a bit, not right under you. I’m shorter and I found it comfortable, my taller husband with longer legs also found it comfortable.-Has a small fold-able, removable fabric basket you can use to store your purse or a bag.-Has a place to carry your extra battery under the seat, has a battery holder (the orange holder under the seat in the pictures) under the seat to secure and hold your extra battery. (Note that this is not where the battery installs, it installs from behind the seat, you can’t install it while seated.)-Powerful and moves with ease.-Speed range: top speed of 3.7 mph (miles per hour) with a 6.5 mile range per battery (with 2 batteries you get a maximum of 13 miles at top speed, it may be more if you go slower).-There is an optional 4Ah battery you can purchase as well for extended use, it’s not included.-Minimal assembly, fairly easy to assemble. Some people may need some assistance or a helper.-Instructions included. The instructions were very well done and easy to understand for the light assembly and on how to use it. Be sure and read the instructions before assembly or use.-2 small Allen wrenches included to assist in assembly.-Has no unpleasant odor to it on the scooter itself or during use.* Cons-what I didn’t like and what didn’t work well:-No storage bag or cover included for the entire scooter. It would have been nice to have one to use with it for travel or storage to enclose the entire scooter.* Tips & Thoughts:-The assembly required isn’t too difficult and they include good instructions and two small Allen wrenches. If you’re to the point of needing this, you may want a helper or someone to do this for you, as it’s fairly heavy to lift. One person can put it together by themselves, but you’ll need to be able to lift it. Again, it’s 47 pounds in weight fully assembled and you’ll have to be able to lift this.-You can get extra batteries for it, but they are a bit pricey. The company also makes battery powered devices for home improvement, lawn and garden so it’s likely it will be easy to get replacement batteries for a good while for this. I thought the batteries looked like a heavy battery for a device like that, and it does, it’s a hefty battery.-I’d always carry an extra battery with me if out in public. The batteries are fairly large and heavy (about like a standard powered home improvement device battery size), you won’t want someone to have to carry one with them. You can put one in the holder under the seat to hold the extra battery, but it must be fully charged as there’s no way to charge it during use.-You’ll want to practice use and operation in a more open space at first. Go to an open area or room in your home for initial practice. There is a learning curve to using it on the controls, power, speed and how to maneuver, control and steer it. Go slow at first as you learn, and try it in a more open area so that you don’t bump into anything as you learn.-This is not a toy for kids and you shouldn’t allow kids to play on it. The instructions clearly make it clear it has to be treated with respect.-This is a bit larger and long in size for inside the home use. There may be others that are smaller, more power chair size than scooter style that are smaller and shorter in length. This one has some length to it, so be sure it will fit in the area you want to use it in. Measure around areas such as hallways, doorways, the clearance in the bathroom and bedroom. You may need something smaller than this.-Always make sure the back tires are through a door or door way before you turn a corner or shut a door.-It is fairly heavy to lift, so be sure it’s not going to be too heavy for you to lift or to lift with a helper or for your helper to lift. It’s 47 pounds in weight fully assembled, and that’s the lifting weight.-Be sure it will fit in your vehicle folded. Look closely at the listing picture measurements for the folded area measurements to be sure it will fit. It may be easier to put in a trunk or hatchback than in the backseat and less risk to damaging your upholstery.-Depending on your circumstances, use, ability to lift or your helper’s ability to lift for you, you may want to look into a vehicle such as a van with a lift or a lift trailer or accessory for the back of your current vehicle. There may be ways to make it easier to take with you in public if you can’t lift it yourself.-This is not going to be a scooter you can take down steps or stairs riding on it. It will have to be carried unoccupied. If your home has steps, you may want to have a ramp built or get a portable ramp.-Really read and follow the directions for use, it’s important. Know what you can and can’t do with it during use. You’ll have to be careful to not get into puddles, potholes, rough ground or anything it can’t ride over.-You won’t likely be able to safely add extra baskets to it for more storage, it may add weight in areas that make it less stable or unbalanced if you do so.-You won’t be able to store it outside in moisture, rain, hot or cold weather. It will need to be sheltered inside or in a dry place.-It’s not rated for use on damp, wet surfaces in rain or for snowy or icy surfaces.-Note that the batteries also can not be stored for long periods in hot or cold areas. Use caution in your vehicle trunk in hot weather, as the batteries are LI (lithium ion) and can be a fire hazard in extreme heat (such is in hot weather in a vehicle trunk).-Always make sure the release mechanism has clicked in place when raising or lowering the handlebars.-Do not exceed the weight limit of 330 pounds with yourself and any item you carry with you.-It’s a one person scooter, don’t try to put two people on it or carry anyone else with you.-Be careful not to wear loose clothing, pants or skirts that are too long and loose, you don’t want them or any clothing catching in the wheels. Also watch for your shoelaces, you want to be sure they are fully tied and not loose. This also goes for household items like curtains, bedspreads, tablecloths, be careful not to get them caught in the wheels.-Be sure and fully install the seat for stability, if you don’t install the pins on it as instructed it won’t be stable. Install the pins after selecting your seat height, before you use it. It’s very stable under normal weight on the seat if you do this, it won’t be if you don’t install the pins properly. There are no stability issues if you put it together properly as instructed.-Note this is not for road or highway use, just home and general public use. It’s not a road rated scooter.-You are allowed (as the instructions say) to use this as a mobility device in most public places (but there may be rules on where you can park it in public, to not block an aisle, entrance or exit.)-The battery installs on the back (you have to exit the scooter seat to access the battery from the back of the scooter). You open the plastic battery compartment door, while pressing the battery button and sliding it on. You don’t just set the battery in the compartment, you have to install it much like you would a battery powered household home improvement device, in a slide on style.-Be sure the millage capability per battery is going to be enough for your use, and be sure to keep an extra battery charged and ready or with you.-This is not for rough, rocky ground or terrain. It can handle most average backyard use and going around town in normal terrain, but don’t expect it to be one for rougher, rocky terrain, ground or surfaces.-Note there are no arm rests, and no seat belts or safety straps on it.-Note that it does not appear to have a sound horn alert on it, if you want one you’ll have to add your own.

3 people found this helpful

Facile à plier.

Mon épouse adore son bolide.

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Safety concerns

Weighing in at under 22kg with a maximum user weight of 150kg (23 and half stone) is a good start. It comes with two batteries, similar to those found on power tools which give a total maximum range of 6.5 miles, or 3.25 each. There is storage on the seat post for the second battery so carrying it and changing it is easy. It drives nice and smoothly and as the rear wheelbase is nearly 24” wide it feels stable, as long as you corner with care. Riding it on a pavement with the camber and slopes for residents’ drives I was very aware of the slopes. I have used a variety of mobility scooters over the years and I felt the slopes a bit more with this one than others I have used, probably due to the small wheels, but even so I felt wary when riding it on anything other than a flat surface.So far so good, but now for the not so good.Firstly there is no motor brake, if you take your thumb off the throttle the scooter carries on moving, if you do nothing it will continue for quite a while depending on the surface. You have to apply a mechanical brake situated on the left hand side of the handlebars, similar to a bike. This means that, even with practice, this scooter takes at least a couple of feet to stop, whereas mobility scooters usually stop when you release the throttle, and stay stopped, this one you have to apply the brake and either hold it or lock it on, for which you use a small lever. This is quite fiddly and takes a bit of effort. Someone who struggles with coordination or dexterity would find this very difficult.The seat does not swivel so you have to step onto the foot plate before you can sit down, this could be an issue depending upon the user’s disability.The handlebars adjust up and down but there is no angle adjustment, and as the seat does not move forward you are stuck with it as it is.The locking catch that secures the handlebars when folded or for use is very stiff and isn’t easy to operate, and for most users this is a two person lift to get it into a car, it does take up quite a bit of space, even when folded, so if it needs to go in a car boot I would advise you check the measurements.At time of review this scooter was selling for £849 and is reasonable value. It is probably best suited to going round shops or shopping centres, or short local trips, anything more than that I think it would struggle. My main issue with it is the method of braking, I think this would be a safety issue with many users, especially if used alongside a larger scooter that has motor braking. I am a bit torn between giving it 4 stars, due to the price and weight or 3 stars because of the safety issue, but safety has to be the most important, so 3 stars it is.This is a review of an item received free as part of the Amazon Vine program. I make my reviews as objective as possible and only award 5 stars if I feel a product is really worth it and is something that I would be happy to buy.

12 people found this helpful

Super handy for a 2 b journey in town (not for inside shops).

Handy for a gout sufferer! Wanted this to get my husband to go to the park during gout attacks, is ideal for this, packs away small so doesnt take up much room when not in use (and easy to transport). Took a while to put together and feels a bit lightweight with the small wheels but worked well on pavements (fairly smooth on route to park but does go over wooden bridge and a park track) – wouldnt take it cross country route as not that kind of unit. Has a wide turning circle so no good for in shops but for our purpose, it is good (so if needed for going to a cafe or restaurant to leave outside, that would work, you just need a bike lock). Battery holds charge well (havnt needed the second but handy to have should we need it for longer trips). Not the comfiest but okay. High priced but seems average for item.

3 people found this helpful

Light weight; easy to use

I recently purchased a mobility scooter, and I am thoroughly impressed with its performance and design. One of the standout features is its wide turning circle, which makes navigating tight spaces and corners a breeze. The cylindrical exoskeleton contributes to its lightweight construction, allowing for easy maneuverability without sacrificing stability.What I particularly appreciate is how easy it is to fold and store in the boot of my car. This feature makes it incredibly convenient for outings, as I can quickly pack it away without any hassle. Despite its lightweight design, the scooter feels robust and sturdy, providing a sense of security while in use. Unlike many other mobility scooters that can be quite bulky, this one strikes a perfect balance between being compact and durable.While some individuals may prefer the bulkier designs for added security, I find this scooter’s sleek profile to be a significant advantage. It offers the support I need without feeling cumbersome. Overall, I highly recommend this mobility scooter for anyone seeking ease of use and a lightweight option that doesn’t compromise on strength. It has truly enhanced my mobility and independence!

One person found this helpful

2.0 out of 5 stars

so squeaky and when attempted to accelerate the mobile scooter would not go had no power at all.

i like that it was lightweight and the color. did not like that it hardly had power and would not move when accelerated. very disappointed because i did like the looks and it was not heavy at all.

8 people found this helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars

Very handy

It is very user friendly, I love it. fits perfectly in my car’s truck, battery last long, light weight and easy to pick up. It gives more ability to go to the shopping and at the casino

3.0 out of 5 stars

It didn’t fall apart after being sat on.

SuperHandy Passport Pro Mobility Scooter (2 48V 2Ah Li-Ion Batteries & Charger, rated 330lbs, Orange and Black, Brand: SuperHandy Store – Patent Pending)- You ever want to like something so much only to be very, very disappointed. Yeah, for me this is that thing. For me, really, this is a two and half star wanna be scooter, but I gave it a shaky three stars. Simply because it didn’t fall apart when I rode on it. And that’s saying a lot because I’m far, far below the rated weight limit. However, I am quite tall. Take this for whatever it is worth. No, I would not recommend this SuperHandy scooter for use to anyone with mobility issues.Let me break it down. After reading the manual, this scooter isn’t intended to be used outside. And for all practicality it shouldn’t be, I’ll explain in a moment – please. The manual describes a risk of tipping when transitioning from one surface to another, especially when encountering any inclines or declines. So, forget getting out of your driveway safely. I’m not dumb and didn’t give that a try at all. I value what mobility I have and would rather not risk a broken bone. Riding around in the grass would be a no go. There’s lots of lumps, bumps, and dips there. Plus, this scooter doesn’t have that sort of power. And if it does it would pretty much eat up the battery very, very quickly.And let’s chat about that. Hint, hint it’s underpowered (psst, trust me or not, I know lots about scooter batteries). It’s only powered by one of the batteries, not two. The other one you haul around till you need it. And well, I didn’t use it long enough to find out when that would be. Why you ask.I got this scooter to use around my home and possibly at the grocery store. And if I was brave, rolling with one of my dogs to the mailbox. Except it’s not practical to use in either of these places. Or in the latter situation, safely. I live in a large accessible home. I couldn’t get this SuperHandy scooter around my very accessible wide pathways kitchen island without trying to back up multiple times. And then my partner basically had to pick it up and physically turn it so I could go on about my business. I couldn’t even turn into my wide hallways or out of them into the next room. So, this thing got parked fast and left there to collect dust. It’s got to turn to be useful.You see, if you’re brave enough to use this SuperHandy scooter outside like on the sidewalk. Exactly how will you be able to make the turn at the end of the sidewalk. Or let’s say I actually took it into the grocery. Would I just play skip an aisle while I shopped because of this ridiculous turning radius. Yeah, no. This isn’t practical.This SuperHandy scooter also rolls if a parking brake isn’t engaged. It keeps rolling also if you just let go of the gas. Neither of which in my opinion is very safe at all. And if it can’t handle going up or down without the risk of tipping. That’s not safe either.And while this last issue isn’t a biggie thing for me. For many of my friends and acquaintances, this would be an issue. The seat doesn’t swivel to the side for getting into or out of. You have to either sit on it wrong and try to swing into place or straddle the board and sit. So yes, another safety issue, potentially for some.I have 20+ years of experience with various mobility equipment for personal use. After seeing all the advertisement and reading what a nice scooter it is, I really wanted to like this scooter. I don’t recommend this SuperHandy scooter. Unless you just want to roll forwards and backwards on a smooth surface with no inclines. It’s collecting dust bunnies for now. Waiting to be transported out of here. And me, well I’m still looking for a handy indoors model.

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4.0 out of 5 stars

45lb foldable Scooter

This little scooter is something else! The box it comes in is massive, but the scooter itself is much more compact. The instructions are pretty easy to follow and the setup time took about 20 min (half of the time was unpacking). The assembly requires 1 wrench not included.The steering yoke is loose so it can be setup for use, but it required additional tightening to get it aligned with the wheels. The unit has plenty of zip and speed. Others have noted that the turning is a bit wife, bit you can back up amd turn around or simply pickup the back and manuever. The batteries are easy to charge.Not sure how this will handle.in rain – it appears to be mostly sealed on the electronics, but I suspect this is not going to do well in the rain. This is a nice little unit for those whose mobility is not the best and it is rated for 330lbs – which I believe – it felt surprisingly stable.

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4.0 out of 5 stars

Pretty good little scooter for the money!

This little scooter is very well built, has a decent top speed, and comes with 2 batteries! Assembly consists of installing the 2 front wheels, which is just 2 washers and a nut on the axle, installing the 2 front fenders, also very easy, bolting the seat to the seat pole, then insert the seat pole into the scooter. Battery life seems pretty good and it has a nice storage bin for the spare battery if the first one dies while you are out and about. The 48v batteries look like drill batteries but are obviously keyed differently. But an easy form factor to work with. The charger simply plugs into the battery, so no need to keep the scooter next to an outlet. It is comfortable enough for an extended use if need be. The only thing I wish it did better would be a tighter turning radius. If you are in a tight space, be prepared to do a multi-point turn. All in all not a bad mobility scooter for the cost. Not sure you can get anything better for this price point.

3.0 out of 5 stars

Heaviest piece

Item was described at being 37 pounds for heaviest piece, and this is incorrect! I can barely lift it when disassembled , and I need to be able to use this scooter without help from anyone but myself. I cried when I realized it won’t work for me and that didn’t help😭

5 people found this helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars

Very compact for a mobile scooter

This was the ONLY scooter that would fold up small enough to fit in the trunk of my husband’s antique 1971 dodge dart. It is good transportation for the price. Very pleased with it so far. Extra battery a plus, and it’s very lightweight, easy to pick up and put in the trunk.

5 people found this helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars

Mobility scooter

This right here is a game changer, when I say it’s good quality is good. Took it to my first cruise 🚢 I loved every moment, went far place’s. Worth every penny it deserves 10 stars! It brings two batters which is a plus…. I truly recommend.Thank you!

16 people found this helpful

1.0 out of 5 stars

Poor workmanship

I like the scooter the issue is the seat. The vinyl doesn’t cover the foam and it’s sticking out on the side of the seat and one of the screws are stripped, which could be a safetyHazard we called numerous times. They haven’t gotten back to us very disappointed if you don’t wanna be treated this way, I would look for a different company to purchase a scooter very disappointed, senior citizen thank you. Charles Carmosin

10 people found this helpful

3.0 out of 5 stars

Battery only last about 2.5 miles for me I weigh 280 lbs.

No rear suspension makes a rough ride.

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Damaged handlebars

I received this mobility scooter as part of the Vine program; however, my reviews are unbiased, and I only leave reviews after thoroughly testing the product.This scooter definitely has its applications and will give freedom of movement to someone, but I do feel that it’s overpriced and lacks quality in some areas.Let’s start with how it arrived: in a very large box. The target demographic for this would definitely need someone around to help them assemble and put it together. It doesn’t take a lot of time to assemble, but it is very heavy. If you have limited mobility, you will require help in assembling this. The actual assembly was quick and easy. It was just a matter of taking everything out and bolting on a few parts. In the box, you do get the tools required to do this, but they are quite flimsy. I would recommend that you use more robust, durable tools.Once everything was out, I did notice that the top of the brake lever had some damage. It looked like it was a part of quality control issue, the paint wasn’t quite correct and was bubbling. The rest of the scooter was perfectly fine. However, if I had parted with my own hard-earned cash, I would definitely have sent it back and requested a new one to be sent.The scooter comes with two batteries. It only needs one at a time to run, and it has a compartment at the bottom to store the spare battery while the other one is in use. This means if you’re using it out and about, you can conveniently swap over the batteries. Each battery has an indicator showing how much power it has, and this displays on the handlebars, so you can easily see how much power is remaining, which is very helpful.I really like the color. It’s a very bright orange, which is good for visibility. However, the issue I have is with the sheer weight of this item and the cost. I wouldn’t say it’s particularly durable. It will take up to 330 lbs, but I don’t think the seat would realistically support that much weight.There are no gears on this scooter, so it’s literally push and go. It’s like walking speed, more something that would help a person with limited mobility around the garden, the house, or on very short walks.Its USP is that it’s foldable and can be put into a car. While this is true, there are a few things to remember. First, it’s heavy. Second, while it says it’s foldable, you still need to remove the seat to make it foldable, so it’s not as convenient as it seems. It will easily fit in most cars, but if you have a very small narrow boot, it might not actually be for you.There’s a noticeable delay when going forward and reverse. When you first engage forward or reverse, there is at least a one-second pause before it actually moves, which might not be ideal in situations where you need to get out of the way.In terms of stability, yes, it’s quite stable. However, it would really benefit from having some armrests on the seat. Also, it has suspension, but there’s no suspension on the back where you actually sit and need it, which means you feel every single bump. The suspension is on the front, where it’s not needed. It would have been better at the back.Charging the batteries took some time. However, once they were charged, they lasted a reasonable amount of time, comparable to any other scooters in this price range.Apart from the quality issue with the bubbled paint on the handlebars, the price at the time of writing this review was £899.99, which I’ve confirmed is the going retail price for this product. However, I do think it is overpriced for what you are getting. It’s essentially a glorified scooter with a seat. It’s missing a lot of key features such as reflectors, safety equipment, and a few other things that would make this better to take out on the street. It is saved by the fact that it is convenient and can be folded up. However, the only way I think this scooter is useful is if you need something to throw in the back of your car, go on a short walk with, and if the shops are relatively close by. If you need something more robust, I wouldn’t recommend this product.

Love it 😃

It took me less than 10 minutes to put it together wheels and everything, and it all fits perfectly. It is all metal and hard plastics which gives you a lot of confidence, the seat is very soft in comparison and nice to use honestly I have very little to complain.The wheels as small as they are they are very sturdy and the back suspensions are amazingly soft.I even managed to drive it over grass and lawn even though it clearly wasn’t made for this, speed wise you have more than adequate speed backwards and forward.It is easy to charge and takes as long as it takes you to charge a Makita heavy hammer drill.The only caveat is the fact that the back wheels’ clearance is bigger than the front ones which means that even if you go through a tight space with the front wheels..it doesn’t mean the back wheels will pass as well..and it is a shame as it makes it a little bit harder to approximate when you go pass someone or a kerb..other than that no complains.

Game changer for the mobile.

SuperHandy 4-Wheel Mobility Scooter – Lightweight, Foldable, 48V 2Ah Li-Ion Battery, Adjustable, Flat-Free Tires, 330lbs CapacityThis product looks set to transform my mother in law’s life. She has been more or less housebound for years and doesnt go out unless we are there to take her places. We have tried and tried to get her to buy a mobility scooter, but it has taken us taking this round and demonstrating how easy it is to use to convert her. This week she has tootled down to the local shops when she has needed things and not needed to ask us to drive round, which has already given her a sense of independence.It arrived very well packed and you can sometimes tell just from the packaging that this is a company that has quality in mind, even the boxes were solid and well supported. From getting it out of the box to having it working was about 20 minutes. It is a simple as the very basic instructions shown on the listing.The only thing we initially thought was that the seat didn’t feel as stable as it could, but we soon realised that only happens if you put the battery compartment at the back of the seat. Move this to the front or side and the seat properly clicks into place.It is very simple to operate and after a couple of goes to set the controls in the garden we took it for a spin down the lane. We found the turning angle to be fine on the paths near us, but we realised that when my mother in law would be trying it on her narrow terraced streets it may have been more of an issue to completely turn back into the opposite direction. However, it hasn’t been, as she just crosses the road to go back the other way to goes round the block and back to her house. She has no issues for the places she wants to go. She is a frail 80 year old though, many people would be able to turn it round if needed. We have taken her to lytham for the day and she has gone for miles on the sea path, something she hasn’t done for a long time.So we are delighted with it, and just wish we had bought her one a long time ago and forced her out on it. As it took us telling her she needed to use this so I could give it a better review, to convince her to try it. She now just keeps it in the lobby of her home and can go out on it when she likes. Having a spare battery will be useful to anyone who wants to go longer distances.A scooter that has tyres with air in may be more comfortable to ride in some cases, but we have found that where we are using this it is perfectly comfortable enough. Im hefty, and I find it a comfortable enough ride. Not having tyres that can get punctures is a plus point for us.The product came with a leaflet that indicates that this is a company who makes a lot of good quality products, probably more well known in the US than here in the UK, but we wouldn’t hesitate to choose them after the experience with this scooter.

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4.0 out of 5 stars

It’s okay

My husband has nerve issues and has had several surgeries. We got this so he could go with me when I go running, until he can run again. He said it was fairly easy to assemble, but that he’d prefer some higher quality hardware so the components don’t come loose with use. He said he’ll look next time we’re at the local home store. The scooter doesn’t turn very tight turns, and doesn’t go very fast- I can outpace it at a slow jog, but for safety purposes, it’s fine. It has a fairly smooth ride, rattles a little, but he’s hoping it will improve with new nuts, washers, etc. It comes with two batteries, so that’s a plus. It was a little tricky to fold it to put into the van at first, but easy once he got the hang of it.

4.0 out of 5 stars

Could be more adjustable

The overall situation is great. It’s very usable and works great. The biggest complaint we have is that the seat doesn’t move back any. My dad is a taller man at 6’2 and the seat is just a bit too close to be comfortable.