FoldawheelPW-999UL (2 Batteries+2 Yrs Warranty+Free Travel Bag) Open/Fold in 1 Second Now. The Lightest & Most Compact Power Chair in the World (Only 43 lbs+3 lbs Per Li-ion Battery).

We bought this wheelchair for my husband, who has MS and Lyme disease, and we couldn't be happier. We've had it now for 11 days, and it has met every expectation.I did a lot of research before deciding that this was the wheelchair that would meet our needs. Our house is small and not handicap-equipped, so options like the Hoveround power chairs or electric scooters and even a manual wheelchair would be too large and too wide to fit around our furniture and down our narrow bookshelf-lined hallways. We also needed something that I could get in and out of our Honda Civic on my own.When we were ready to place our order, it appeared that Wheelchair88 was experiencing some shipping problems. Or at least that's what the Smartchair people claimed and what one customer's review described. However, I contacted Wheelchair88 to ask what was going on, and got detailed answers about waiting a few days to order until they were able to re-stock their U.S. warehouse. Their sales people were very prompt in answering all my questions and providing timely information and immediate confirmation of our order once it was placed. Shipping was quick and we received the wheelchair seven days after placing the order. We had some questions subsequent to receiving the Foldawheel, and the Wheelchair88 staff were terrific about answering every single question without delay.The Foldawheel itself is a joy to use. Learning how to fold and unfold it takes a little bit of time. It isn't exactly intuitive, so you do need to watch the video a few times. But once you know what to do, it couldn't be easier or faster. The design of this wheelchair is just fantastic -- so streamlined and sporty looking. Everyone who has seen the chair has been so impressed by it.I was particularly pleased by little details like the fact that the wheels do not have lugnuts that extend out and could catch and scrape the walls when going down our narrow hallways (the Foldawheel j-u-s-t fits -- one inch wider and it wouldn't) and the provision of a toolkit in the roomy couch underneath the seat. The foot rest works SO MUCH better than the ones on conventional wheelchairs, folding easily out of the way when not in use and not getting in the way when my husband is getting in and out of the wheelchair, which is not the case when he's using the conventional wheelchairs. Also, the Foldawheel came FULLY CHARGED! So we could use it right out of the box and didn't have to wait hours for it to charge before trying it out for the first time.Best of all, my husband can zip around the house in it. He'd been using a borrowed electric scooter at the college where he teaches, but he can ditch that now for his beautiful yellow Foldawheel. It's a very comfortable, sturdy wheelchair that is actually attractive. The motor feels strong and powerful.The only potential problem that I can see for some American buyers is that it is clearly designed for the Asian physique. My husband, while not Asian, is 5-foot 11-inches and weighs less than 150 pounds, so the size is perfect for him, but we've been joking that it probably wouldn't work for a hulking Texan.

We now need service because the charger burnt out and possibly the battery. Have not been able to reach a technician, and their live chat has been offline since last Thursday, at least. Not sure if the company is going under, and we now have a chair that needs parts with no customer service. Not happy to say the least, and dealing with Malaysia has not been easy. Now faced with looking for a replacement. A lot of money to waste for less than a year and mom has no mobility until this is resolved.This chair has made an incredible difference in my 89 year old mom's life. She lives in an assisted living facility and no longer needs help getting around. I was able to take her to Costco the other day by easily folding the chair and putting it in my trunk. People are always amazed at it's size and maneuverability. We have had the chair for a couple of months with only minor issues-it surges forward a bit at times and when the foot rest is retracted, the hinge can bruise if you are not careful. However, it is wonderful to have a foot rest that can retract for ease of exit from the chair. Most chairs do not. We are very happy with this chair!

I am updating the reciew for this chair. We sold it to a friend who finds it very comfortable and easy to use. But most of all I am impressed with the seller for sending them free screws which we had lost.It didn't work for us because of lack of a belt but if you are alert and nimble enough it is a good product.I told the seller my husband is six feet tall and about 150 lbs. This product is too low for him and couple of days ago on a bumpy path he almost fell out of the chair because he is too tall for it and there is no safety belt with it. I read all the glowing reviews and believed them. I got a call from them weeks ago and when I told about the problem I was told they will call within 24 hours but never got a call back. I hate using it but once in while have to use it and couple of days ago when my husband almost fell out of the chair I was so disgusted. It cost almost $2500 so I expected way better. I have so much going on in my life and didn't need this extra pain. I heard on the news recently that some companies buy some good reviews. I am hoping this was not done here but I would like to find out. The foot rest is also at an awkward that he has to stand with both his feet together before sitting down or standing up which is very hard for disabled person to do.

It was quicker than I anticipated. It folded and unfolded easily. It pulled severely to the left and almost dumped me, but for the anti tip wheels.I liked that both batteries were engaged. It was easy to swap them. But for the pulling to one side, I would have kept it.