Excellent product. Well-built and comfortable. When folded the Pro-A nicely fits in the back of my medium size SUV (X5) without having to put down the back seats. The Robooter E60 Pro-A is more upscale than other brands but brings a lot of value. It's worth it!
Just waiting for my optional cup holder to be shipped.
I bought the E80 chair for my mom who is seventy eight and has bad knee arthritis. She lives with us in a quiet suburb, and after a fall last winter she was scared to walk far. For the past three months we have used the chair several times a week for grocery runs, park walks, and doctor visits. The chair feels solid but still lightweight, and I can lift it into the back of our SUV without straining my back. The two step folding took a day to get used to, but now I can do it quickly while my mom settles in. The joystick is smooth and the speed matches our walking pace, so we can chat side by side instead of pushing a manual chair. The turning radius is small enough for tight store aisles and our hallway. My mom says the seat cushion and backrest are comfortable even on longer outings. Overall it has made her more willing to go out and it has lowered my stress as the main caregiver.
I use the E60 Pro A myself and it has slowly become part of my normal day. I am in my seventies and still like to do my own errands, but standing in long lines and walking across big parking lots was getting harder every month. After a knee surgery last year I noticed I started turning down invitations to go out. My son finally talked me into trying this chair.
Now I take it to the mall, the clinic, and around our neighborhood. The first thing I noticed was how smooth the start and stop feels. I can ease forward in a tight space without any sudden jump. On uneven sidewalks and little ramps the chair feels solid and low, like it is planted on the ground. The wide tires make cracks and small bumps much less of a big deal. The armrests flip up so it is easier for me to stand when we get back home. I like that the battery easily lasts through a full day of errands, and I do not feel like I am bothering anyone for help.
Bought the E80 for my seventy six year old mom after her doctor suggested she walk less. She lives with us in a suburb, and even a simple trip to the supermarket was making her nervous. We have been using the chair for about four months, several times a week. The joystick is very gentle and she picked it up in one day. It turns easily into our narrow kitchen and through the bedroom doorway. Outside, it rides smooth over sidewalk lines and small bumps in the parking lot. I can fold it quickly and lift it into the back of our car without straining my back. Mom says the seat cushion feels good even when we sit through a long clinic visit. For our family it has turned outings from something stressful into something we actually look forward to.
I picked up the E60 Pro A for my mom earlier this year. She lives alone in a small city apartment and was starting to avoid going out because the sidewalks around her building are cracked and bumpy. Now she takes this chair to the corner store and her weekly doctor visits and I usually just walk beside her. We have had it for about three months and she uses it most days.
The ride feels steady even on rough patches and over those little curb ramps. The wide tires grip well and it does not feel like it will tip when we cross our sloped driveway. The joystick felt strange to her for the first day or two but now she turns into the elevator and lines up at doors without stress. She likes the soft seat and supportive back. I like that the battery lasts all day so I do not worry.
I am a wife and full time caregiver for my seventy five year old husband who has COPD and is overweight. Pushing a regular wheelchair at the mall or on trips was exhausting for me. We have had the E80 for about six months and use it several times a week. The motor handles gentle slopes in parking garages and the brakes feel very secure coming down. The armrests flip up so he can slide over from the car seat without a struggle. I like how quickly it folds and fits in the back of our SUV for road trips. The front lights are helpful when we leave friends houses after dark. It has made outings feel possible again instead of stressful.
My husband and I live in a small town and we still like simple outings, things like the diner, church, and watching our grandkids play ball. Walking across parking lots started to wear him out and he would need to stop and catch his breath every few minutes. I was afraid one day he would trip on a crack and go down hard, so we ordered the E60 Pro A.
We have used it for several months now, a few times each week. It feels very steady on our rough driveway and on the uneven paths around the ball field. The chair climbs mild ramps at the clinic without feeling jerky and the automatic braking feeling gives us both a sense of safety. My husband figured out the joystick after a couple of tries. He likes the supportive back and the way the chair looks more like a serious device than a toy.
Carbon fiber electric wheelchair checks a lot of boxes. Light enough to lift and load into back of our SUV. Easily folds (unfolding not as easy) Comfortable seating, very stylish and well designed. It's a keeper.
Bought the E80 for my seventy year old dad with diabetic nerve pain. After a fall in the driveway he was scared to walk through big parking lots. We have used it for about two months on trips to the supermarket and pharmacy. The chair feels stable but still lightweight, and I can fold and lift it into our car easily. The joystick is smooth and the tight turns help a lot in narrow store aisles.
I got the E60 Pro A for my wife who has lived with multiple sclerosis for years. Lately walking from the parking lot into church or the grocery store was wearing her out and I could see she hated leaning on me for every little thing. We live in a quiet suburb and wanted something that works both inside the house and on our neighborhood sidewalks.
We have used it for about six months now, several times a week. The chair feels solid on driveway slopes and over those rough seams in the pavement. It has enough power for mild hills on the way to the park, and the ride feels stable instead of bouncy. The joystick control is simple once you get the hang of it, and the smooth start makes it easier for her to line up with doorways without sudden jerks. She appreciates the supportive backrest on longer outings like the farmers market, and the flip up armrests make transfers from the car seat easier for both of us. The battery has easily handled full days of errands without causing range anxiety.
We were on a fairly tight budget but decided peace of mind mattered more. I would happily recommend it to other families dealing with moderate mobility limits.
I am now fortunate to have 2 robooters & would not change them for the world. They just make my life easier
I picked up the E60 Pro A for my mom earlier this year. She lives alone in a small city apartment and was starting to avoid going out because the sidewalks around her building are cracked and bumpy. Now she takes this chair to the corner store and her weekly doctor visits and I usually just walk beside her. We have had it for about three months and she uses it most days.
The ride feels steady even on rough patches and over those little curb ramps. The wide tires grip well and it does not feel like it will tip when we cross our sloped driveway. The joystick felt strange to her for the first day or two but now she turns into the elevator and lines up at doors without stress. She likes the soft seat and supportive back. I like that the battery lasts all day so I do not worry.
I bought the E60 Pro A for my grandma after her doctor suggested she walk less because of shortness of breath and a couple of scary near falls. She is in her late seventies and lives in a small city apartment, so she still wants to get to the corner store and her church without feeling like a patient. We have had the chair for about a month and she uses it almost every day.
On our first trip I noticed how steady it feels over cracked sidewalks and those rough spots by curb ramps. The wide tires grip really well and it does not feel like it will tip when we cross small bumps. The joystick took her a few tries to get used to, but now she steers through the apartment hallway and elevator just fine. The start and stop is smooth and the braking feels secure when we are on a mild slope in the parking lot. She likes the soft seat cushion and supportive back, and the little storage bag is perfect for her purse and medicine.
She tells me she feels more independent and less nervous outside. For everyday outdoor surfaces it has given both of us more peace of mind.
I bought this wheelchair for my 80-year-old mom. It's only 28 pounds and made mostly of carbon fiber. As a senior caregiver, I usually struggle with heavy powered wheelchairs, but this one is very easy for me to lift, especially because of the simple handle design when it's folded.
Folding and unfolding it takes just a few seconds. I can put it in the trunk with no help. Now we can go to the park or take short trips around our neighborhood, instead of just staying at home. This chair has really changed our daily life.
Taking care of an elderly parent is never easy, either physically or mentally. But this wheelchair helps a lot. It gives us more time outdoors, fresh air, and less stress for both of us.
The control panel is very easy to use. There's a small learning curve, but my mom figured it out in about 10 minutes. After just one day, she could drive it around the house with no problem, even in tight spaces.
We even took it on vacation to Europe. It’s airplane-approved, and we had no issues bringing it on the plane.
I highly recommend this wheelchair. It was a great investment
