Can we get an update on the chair please? I’m thinking about buying one. I’d love to know how it held up and how you’re making out with it. Thank you in advance.
@@justthisandthat273 Thank you for taking the time for the very detailed review! It was very helpful with us deciding which chair to purchase for our daughter. We decided to purchase this exact one through Walmart since it was the least expensive and also allowed us the option to purchase and extended warranty. I’ve seen this one in person, and I understand that what you are saying regarding the tires. We have a much larger power chair that was covered by insurance, but it is not practical for everyday usage such as shopping . It’s going to allow her to regain so much freedom. Again, thank you for the reply and the details. If you think of anything else, please feel free to add to this message. I will do the same!
Judging by their higher end models I think you would be good. As long as you never take it on grass, or try to go up/down inclines greater the 4 degrees. Their DX14 300w*2 motors doesn't have enough power to take a 70lb child up a 6 degree incline in grass. If using this in home and the store is all you plan to do it should be okay.
We can't push the chair when it is not turned on ??? The back wheels are locked
Can we get an update on the chair please? I’m thinking about buying one. I’d love to know how it held up and how you’re making out with it. Thank you in advance.
Thank so much your video so helpful ❤
You did a good job showing it wouldn't work well for me I was thinking about buying 1700s is a lot of money for me to lose
Hi! Any update?
@@justthisandthat273 Thank you for taking the time for the very detailed review! It was very helpful with us deciding which chair to purchase for our daughter. We decided to purchase this exact one through Walmart since it was the least expensive and also allowed us the option to purchase and extended warranty. I’ve seen this one in person, and I understand that what you are saying regarding the tires. We have a much larger power chair that was covered by insurance, but it is not practical for everyday usage such as shopping . It’s going to allow her to regain so much freedom. Again, thank you for the reply and the details. If you think of anything else, please feel free to add to this message. I will do the same!
Great video - Question -Do you think this machin woud work for a 6' -160 lb man? Best Regards
Judging by their higher end models I think you would be good. As long as you never take it on grass, or try to go up/down inclines greater the 4 degrees. Their DX14 300w*2 motors doesn't have enough power to take a 70lb child up a 6 degree incline in grass. If using this in home and the store is all you plan to do it should be okay.