PAISEEC Powered Mobility Scooter S1-SE, 4 Wheel All Terrain Electric Scooter with PAi Safety System for Adults Seniors, 25 Miles 4 mph 280 lbs,Height Adjustable Seat, Slope Safety Mechanism

Awesome scooter. Very nippy at 6mph. I have arthritic hands and the controls are very easy to use. Super comfortable seat. Flat foot bed useful for an extra shopping bag or for the dog to hitch a ride to the park. Controls super easy and clearly visible. I've tootled round my local park on the gritty paths, grass, through puddles, up and down hill, copes with all of it. Love the walking feature, and announced reversing. Generally speaking I feel very safe on this scooter. Amazing price for a high end vehicle. I must applaud the Paiseec design team, they have really thought of everything a disabled user might need and then put it all together in a super funky scooter. Wonderful.

This makes my life easier as, although I can walk and try to as much as possible, the pain becomes unbearable. Folds down easily and fits in boot. It’s quite heavy though which is the only downside.

This is a very sturdy mobility scooter with an excellent battery mileage. The seat is very comfortable. And it talks! Unfortunately I had to return it due to the constraints of my hallway being too narrow for me to store it, otherwise I would have kept it

Hi lovely bike but it's too heavy for me

Well made and easily foldable. 3 Speeds adjustable and ideal for all circumstances. Also excellent Company to deal with should any problem or help needed.

It has large wheels, meaning it can go places cheaper, foldable, mobility scooters, with smaller wheels, can't reach. The large heavy battery can be removed relatively easily (if you can lift it). The seat can also be removed and the steering column folds down. The chassis has the powerful motor attached, and so is heavy too, especially if you're trying to get it into a car. It is also large, meaning that two seats have to be folded down to get if in the boot space. There are lift bars front and rear which are essential if you're going to lift it. It has one reverse speed and 3 forward speeds - low, medium and fast. These go at 2, 4 and 8 MPH. It is a shame it doesn't go at walking pace (3 MPH), for when you're travelling with others.

The best thing since sliced bread!

Consider who it is that needs a scooter. Someone who has real mobility problems would be your obvious first thought. So why do you have to get down on hands and knees to plug the short lead from the battery into a socket that is hidden from sight when standing upright ? For me it’s a struggle and had I known about that one thing I would have definitely NOT purchased this machine. My previous machine all you needed to do was simply place the battery in position and it automatically connected the If I had realised this I certainly would not have purchased this scooter. I have not yet ridden it, except in the house, but I have no reason to think at this time that the ride will be anything other than acceptable. The packaging is destroyed unfortunately otherwise I would have started the return process the moment I realised this flaw was present. I suffer with a damaged spine due to a bomb explosion and do not walk very well. This scooter has added a problem instead of taking one away. I’m disappointed