I bought it because I didn't think I was going to be able to drivebut that has changed. But it I'd amazing. Came quickly. Easy to set up. Came charged. Does every thing it says it will do. Well worth the purchase Thankyou
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I love my Paiseec D3 scooter!
It makes my life much easier. I can zip around my office quickly in a fun and stylish way! Kristin
I am thoroughly impressed with the Piaseec W3 wheelchair. It is exceptionally well-built, sturdy, and offers a smooth, comfortable ride. It’s easy to maneuver and fold, making transport a breeze. Highly recommend it to anyone looking for a dependable, high-quality wheelchair!
Got my L5 a week ago and am quite happy with it. It arrived well-packed and undamaged.
The automated announcements were loud, so I followed the directions in the manual to turn them off. The manual could use some editing, by the way.
I've riden the scooter onto the Metro train, through the halls and elevators of my high-rise condo, on crowded, hilly sidewalks, into a restaurant and grocery store, and over a grassy field for a soccer game (as a spectator). It passes these tests with top marks. I only wish it had a backup mirror, as reversing out elevators and trains is a little disconcerting.
Also, I would prefer the speed to be continuous, since the #2 speed is too fast for my walking companion, and #1 is too slow. The automatic braking when you release the control bar is a great safety feature. But I would prefer separate throttle and hand brakes like on an e-bike so you could fine-tune the speed.
I've also folded it and stowed it in the car. It is too heavy for me if I leave the seat/battery on, so I removed that and was able to lift the scooter into the car.
The little yellow lever to lock/unlock from the folded position is not labeled well and didn't work easily for me at first. But after trying it several times, I got the hang of it.
The scooter has a hidden lever used to free the wheels for pushing, but it is inaccessible for me without getting on hands and knees. Instead I use the N (neutral) speed setting and then hold the control bar to free the wheels for pushing.
I don't like the emergency stop button placement. I accidently hit it several times. You must turn the scooter off and on after it is triggered. That takes too long when, for example, you hit it accidently in a crosswalk.
Overall, very satisfied!
