I already had an electric wheelchair which was heavy and cumbersome and wouldn’t collapse small enough for my car. The Paiseec wheelchair is a game changer for me and my family as they're not stuck with having to push me around. I love it and I would highly recommend it. It glides along, is so smooth and nippy and it looks fantastic, very modern and eye-catching.

My 83-year old disabled husband and I are very pleased with the Paiseec 3-in-1 wheelchair. He is finally able to enjoy the outdoors again. It is well engineered and sturdily made, yet light enough for me to load it in the car. I also like that it doesn’t look so much like a traditional wheelchair. It has performed exactly as advertised, and I highly recommend it.

Doesn't feel like I am using a wheelchair. So smooth, fast & sturdy. I am 6'1 and 255 lbs. I have no worry over it holding me up whether it is walking with it or riding it. Best purchase!

This chair has given my daughter her freedom back. She is able to use her chair to walk her dog, take long strolls around her neighborhood, and go shopping. All the things that she had been missing. Oh, and it’s so quiet that it doesn’t even scare her cat! The walker function is a great bonus for an ambulatory chair user.

I absolutely love my new wheelchair! I have triple the amount of freedom I once had while out and about. I can easily lift it in and out of my car. The seat is comfortable. The interface is easy to understand. Truly, this wheelchair changed my life.

I’m really impressed with this electric wheelchair. It folds up easily, is light enough for our daughter to lift into the car without a struggle, and feels solid and well built. The ride is smooth, it looks great, and I didn’t have to put anything together when it arrived. The battery pops out in seconds, which makes charging super convenient. It’s the perfect size for moving around the condo and just as handy when traveling. Overall, it’s simple, sturdy, and makes life a lot easier.

My husband loves his new wheelchair. He can now get around without my assistance. It certainly helps me by not having to push him and hurting my back any longer. This chair is fantastic. I recommended to everyone.

I’ve only had my new wheelchair for a week and it is already a game changer!

I love that as an ambulatory wheelchair user who is trying to be more active, I can switch between a walker and a rollator whenever I need. I’ve already been getting more exercise because I don’t have to use a wheelchair for the entirety of longer distances out of fear of my health acting up. Now I can switch between the two at ease!

Some of my other pros and cons:

Pros:
- Long driving distance between chargings
- Comfortable hand controls for people with chronic pain like myself
- easily folds up into a relatively small space in a car
- lightweight for an electric wheelchair at only ~45 pounds without the removable battery
- Light battery makes it easier to charge
- Feels much more stable on a lateral slope compared to my old wheelchair (going sideways instead of going up/down slope)
- Smoother, less bumpy ride than my old wheelchair
- Runs smoothly on flat grass
- Handles relatively steep slopes surprisingly well (though does gripe at you for doing so)
- Rainproof, according to advertising!
- comes with two storage options, the pouch on the back + an under seat bag (not pictured here)

Cons:
- says in instruction manual can’t go in temperatures below freezing, which could be a problem when I’m soon moving to a colder climate. Might be limitation of any wheelchair with a similar battery though
- 4 Set speeds instead of a dial, and first 2 speeds are way too similar and slow, at least when outside. However, the joystick is speed sensitive to how far you push it in a direction, so you can somewhat overcome the only 4 set speeds by having a lighter or heavier hand to vary your speed

I absolutely love this wheelchair!
It’s faster than my walking speed, easy to control, and looks pretty modern. The battery also lasts for a while and haven’t even hit our second charge yet. I do wish it was a little lighter, but that’s more of a me issue with my muscle and joint weakness.

My daughter is 14 years old and only 44 pounds, so this chair is definitely a bit big for her right now — but wow, what a powerhouse! This Paiseec travel power chair truly impressed me.

I love that it can be manually pushed or walked, and you can easily switch the joystick from the left to the right side. It’s surprisingly lightweight for a power chair (around 50 pounds), and with one other person, it’s simple to get in and out of the car.

We live in a 1,700-square-foot home with tight corners, and this chair maneuvered around everything with ease. It’s got great speed too — I even had to remind my little one to slow down a few times! 😂

It also handled beautifully outdoors, over both grass and gravel, without any issues. The design feels sturdy and smooth, and the overall performance totally exceeded my expectations.

Even though my daughter’s a little small for it right now, I can’t wait for her to grow into it. For anyone looking for a reliable, well-built, and versatile power chair that performs well both indoors and outdoors — this one is absolutely worth it, especially for the price.

I can NOT stress to you enough how much I love this chair! I have been a full time wheelchair user on and off and am ambulatory wheelchair user on and off at various points of my life (I have Ehlers Danlos Syndrome) and have NEVER had an experience like this. I even have a totally custom prescription power chair that is going to just be taking up space now that I have this! The problem with typical power chairs is that they are 400 lbs and require you to have a van and ramps to leave the house. For me, Im generally happy with my manual chair in our small house, but with my torn shoulder, I can’t push very far when we go out. This chair changes the game! I took it out “on the road” today for the first time and I can’t believe how well it manages grass/gravel/potholes. Plus, the control and stability going both up and down hills is incredible! I had my mom push me a bit in walking mode and we were both beyond impressed with how manageable it made it and how secure it felt. She could push it with one hand. It took us all a few tried to get the hang of folding it up, but once you get the hang of it it seems like its extremely easy to do and is probably not that much heavier than my rigid manual chair (or larger for that matter). I couldn’t possibly give it a better review!

My daughter is developmentally delayed and isn’t able to drive an electric wheelchair herself. She also got really heavy for us to push in a manual chair. I did a lot of research and this was the best option I could find where we can control the direction. It took a little practice to get used to but we’ve got it down now. One drawback is it doesn’t fit in a compact car trunk (like our Toyota Corolla). I also wish there was a sun shade but we were able to get an umbrella with a clamp that works

Spent the who day at an outdoor garden wedding and reception. I think I fit in quite well.