Life-changing event with this mobility scooter. It's reliable, very easy to move in and out of my vehicle, and very comfortable. I get around a lot easier on my property, which includes grass areas.
I am so glad I bought this scooter. I have POTS and undiagnosed muscle pain & weakness (probably ME/CFS) and this is my first purchase of a mobility scooter. I am 23 years old, so it has been hard to accept that I need to use mobility aids, but the Paiseec L5 has been such a great purchase so far. I’ve only had it less than a week, but I’ve already been able to use it to go get lunch with some friends, where I probably wouldn’t have been able to go otherwise. The design, especially the color, make me feel more confident using a mobility aid in public as a young person. It is also light enough that I am able to put it into/take it out of my car by myself. It’s really easy to remove the seat so it is lighter. The folding is incredibly easy. It does not require too much effort to fold up or unfold. It is so convenient and easy to use. The fact that the battery is in the seat makes it really easy to take it out because you don’t have to bend down. I also love the horn so much, I think it’s so funny and cute - it just makes me happy.
Also, the customer service is amazing. I ordered the wrong color and the support team made it so quick and easy to exchange the color to what I wanted.
Overall, if you’re looking for a light-weight, travel friendly mobility scooter that also looks good, I highly recommend the PAISEEC L5.
Great! My husband loves his new scooter. Easy to assemble although the instructions weren’t the best especially on how to collapse the scooter. We also found out that the scooter has a port to charge a cell phone. Great plus! The correspondence between the PAISEEC company and myself was extremely helpful. They answered all questions that I had in a very timely matter. The only negative I would comment on is that the scooter was supposed to be delivered to our apartment door. It was not. They actually left it in the mail room which made it very difficult for me to get it to our apartment.
I would recommend Paiseec to anyone looking any kind of mobility scooter.
I just got the Q5 and decided to jump in the deep end and take it camping without putting it through its paces. It was great. More than capable of zipping up sloped terrain covered in debris/leaf litter around the campsite. Whenever it was extra rough or uneven, I would just kick it into high gear, but then I'd have to lower the gear again whenever it flattened back out because it had too much get up and go. It was easily lifted and fit into the back of the car, the person helping me remarked how light it was. The battery lasted a good 24 hours of me taking it up and down the slope around the campsite, to the bathroom and back, and some pretty off-road excursions. The only negative (because it folds horizontally instead of vertically) are the the footrests permanently extend out in front of the chair, even when they are folded up out of the way of your feet, so you can't easily swing your legs to the sides and when you stand up those things are on either side of your feet and get in the way a bit. I ended up leaving them off for a good portion of the time to make it a little easier to navigate. I got this to replace a top of the line lightweight foldable from a few years ago and it is 15 lbs. lighter, more powerful, and I feel like the battery lasts longer. I was a little afraid this was going to disappoint and the reviews were fluff, but so far it's really great. I will come back and update if things change.
(Trying to repost) I loved this chair. The highlights for me were comfort, collapses small enough to store in my trunk, the battery lasts for awhile (I was surprised when I took this on vacation with me for 2 weeks, I didn't have to recharge when I used it for at least 4 out of the 14 days for long periods of time), smooth ride, allows me to go longer distances even when my legs don't want to work or my body is too painful. The negatives I've found - when I put the tipping wheels on, it doesn't stand up straight when collapsed, I have to lean it on a wall, and turns are very slow and the chair is very sensitive to turning. Otherwise it is amazing and I'd recommend. Even the seat is comfortable (I have a gel cushion I have from my manual wheelchair I expected to need but I don't after all).
