![[2026] PAISEEC D3｜Mobility Scooter for Easy Everyday Travel](http://www.paiseec.com/cdn/shop/files/d3_4a4ccb22-9e26-449e-8094-71f3ec4177c3.png?v=1782115044&width=180)
This review is about the 2026 version due to a slight change (continue to read):
My terrible experiences at the airports around 2025 holiday season was a wake up call for me despite using a walking cane. So I have to take matters into my own hands. After about three years of researching on and off when it comes to mobility scooter (due to my RRMS), I have finally got this silver Paiseec D3 model for a traveling purpose. Although I couldn't completely lift it unless I remove the batteries, compared to a lot of mobility scooters who normally weigh close to 100 pounds or more, this is way more lighter which is very great. So that's something to keep in mind before purchasing, especially if you're underweight like me.
It looks very cool in person with a sleek appearance. It also has everything that I was looking for at a sale price which is a huge deal! And you can't go any wrong with a few free items like a scooter cover, a cup holder, a bag, and a walking cane holder (which I will figure it out later).
However, I ran into a small issue based on folding the seat because it seems like the location of the red lever has changed. I watched some past videos related to the D3 Scooter and the red levers was on both sides of the seat before the change. I attempted to use my hand to pull forward (while used my other hand to push the chair forward at the same time) as instructed, but that method didn't work for me so I left it alone until my father showed up.
He stopped over at my apartment to help me with the folding. He told me to use two hands instead then pull forward (as demonstrated in the video here) because I have small hands and tiny arms. So when it comes to folding the seat whenever I am going out of town in a near future, I will have to assist others based on the location of the red lever along with explaining two methods (depends on their hands and strengths) for storing and transporting into vehicles. Hopefully, my demonstrated method can be helpful for those who have an issue with an instructed method.
Despite the folding change hiccup, I really enjoy and have fun with the scooter. Even my father loves to witness me driving outside on the apartment complex and inside when I parked it like a car. We also joked about the horn sounded like a smoke detector which is hilarious!
Overall, I have no regrets with the purchase and I am already showing my scooter off to my loved ones. If you are looking for a lightweight mobility scooter that doesn't break your budget and an easy traveling purpose with a few extra goodies, I highly recommend Paiseec D3!
Love the freedom it gives me to go! So simple to use.
Only had one outing so far Walmart loved it always had to cut shopping short from soar legs i think i went everywhere in the store have been driving up and down driveway to get the hang of it battery seems to last forever going on 2 week cruise in 3 weeks can't wait to run around in the ports
Great EXCEPT there were supposed to be two, not one NFC cards and also missing two silicone holders as shown on your website and confirmed on your order to me