Rubicon DX11 - Reclining Foldable Electric Wheelchairs for Adults - Longest Range 25 Miles of Freedom: Airline Approved Deluxe Electric Wheelchair with Dual 12AH Lithium Batteries, 600W Motor (Model7)

Magnificent engineering down to the fine details. I am 61 with back problems and find that is opens and closes easily. Not the lightest on the market but very sturdy and comfortable for the user. Tons of power handles threshold crossing and mixed terrain well. Charging access is simple. Motor power controls well located. Durable. Very happy with this chair. Outstanding features and quality well worth the cost.

To turn the speaker off1) Push + speed button to highest speed2) Hold down + button until the speed indicator lights turn off3) Press horn buttonSound will now be off , the horn will still work4) Repeat the steps to turn the sound back onI’ve been using this electric wheelchair now for about a month. The battery life is excellent. It can drive thru gravel & deep grass with no problem. It handles very well overall . I have contacted customer service with questions a few times and they are very responsive. I actually bought direct from Rubicon because it saved me $135 in sales tax I would have paid on AmazonI compared a lot of different wheelchairs. When you get down and look at the details, it really looks like most of the wheelchairs out there are coming from one or two manufactures in China. Sellers paint them different colors and put different labels on them but it’s the same wheelchairs. This particular wheelchair reclines which most don’t, it has a headrest, which most don’t have, And it also has a handheld remote control which most others don’t have.When I was trying to narrow it down, I wanted a wheelchair with flat free tires, a large amp hour capacity battery, and at least 250 W motors. Start comparing them side-by-side and you’ll see the price of this wheelchair is definitely on the low end, I saw similar that did not recline for over $3000. Overall, I’m extremely happy it’s an excellent wheelchair and an excellent value.

Everything my wife needed in a power wheelchair. Easily foldable and transportable in folded position. Had an issue with a broken knob (anti tip wheel adjusting knob), customer service not only resolved the issue but did so on a Sunday. Thank you very much for your help in resolving this issue. Everything else is exactly as described and it operates for my wife flawlessly.Thanks Again,Paul

Chair cannot climb even one step

It’s given back my mobility! Only thing I wish it could do is elevate my feet. They swell when they hand down. But otherwise it’s great. Turns on a dime. Had good speed and battery lasts forever. I definitely recommend getting one.

Smooth ride. But heavier than most scooters. OK, wheels are really smooth running. Almost too smooth. For example, I almost ran off my ramp because the wheels spinned around, though I was barely touching the lever.

I’m 6’1” and #200 Lbs. This chair fits me fine! Prior to purchasing, the company texted me YouTube links and a PDF file to help with understanding the product in more detail.Took about 3 days to arrive. Made in China, so there is that aspect but after having it for about a month, this has been very helpful for when we go out.The battery lasts a good while (keep it charged and the battery out of the heat). The footrest tilts up as do the armrests. And unique to this mfg, the backrest tilts back!I gave it 4/5 as (due to its lightweight nature) it won’t climb a 1” pavement change and the unit gets touchy when navigating tight corners.Time will tell on overall quality but for ease of folding up and travel, it’s holding its own for now.I will provide updates as needed.***** Update!Be sure to know which battery you want- the 20 mile long range battery is a 24V 20AH and isn’t airline approved while the smaller 24V 12AH is*****Second update. As time is unfolded, this chair requires consistent tightening a various bolts and screws. The biggest complaint is that at the five month mark I reached out to the company regarding the battery not charging and they never followed up with me. The battery has a six month warranty and now eight months and the battery will not charge at all. I took it to the battery store, and they said, the battery I have is 24 V and it will only hold 10 V at a “ full charge.” Which is not enough to propel the wheelchair. at this point, I will have to complain to Amazon and see if they can help me. Try to get a new battery at the very least.

My granddaughter has brittle bone disease (OI) and has been in a manual chair for her whole life! These power chairs are affordable and make such a huge difference for her, she’s 18 years old.