Equinox Power Wheelchair - Lightweight & Foldable Heavy-Duty 350W Dual Motor, Remote Control, Reclinable Backrest, 25 Mile Range Dual Batteries Electric Wheelchair(Travel Bag & Headlight)

I bought this chair for my uncle after trying out two others around the same price point—and returning both. They looked good online but turned out to be poorly designed and cheaply made. I was close to giving up and spending more on a higher-end model, but the Equinox looked promising in the photos, so I gave it one last shot.I’m amazed—and honestly relieved—that a chair at this price could be built this well. If this is what a proper wheelchair is, I don’t know what those other two were. This thing is built like a tank.My uncle weighs about 245 lbs, and he mentioned how sturdy the armrests feel when he pushes down to get up. The chair has no trouble handling his steep, gravel driveway—proof that it has serious motor power. He’s also taken it on trails, and the anti-tip wheels are a smart touch. The battery life is impressive—after a full day out, he didn’t recharge until day 3, and it still showed more than half a charge.He has some lower back issues, and the reclining feature has been a real relief. The lever is easy to reach, and it helped him stay comfortable during a recent staycation. He also mentioned how convenient it was during his hotel stay—he didn’t have to unload and unfold the whole chair. Since the batteries are accessible from the side, he was able to pop them out while the chair was still folded in the trunk. That’s a smart design feature that made things so much easier.This chair has truly given my uncle a new sense of freedom and independence, and I’m genuinely impressed by the quality. The Equinox exceeded our expectations—I’d recommend it to anyone

I bought this for the high back, I like it. Living in Vermont snow is an issue, but I can deal with that, the same with not being used in heavy rain.The quirk I find annoying is that if you have to adjust your direction because of sidewalks or driveways with slopes, the wheelchair slows down. With the sidewalks twisted by the cold weather here, that can be an issue.Bottom line: I'm moderately happy with this wheelchair. I would rate it 4.5 stars if I could. Its longer range allows me to get out of my apartment and tool around the neighborhood, with the full back support, that's the reason I purchased it in the first place.

So far so good. Pleasantly surprised at how comfortable the chair is. I’m 5’9” and 200 lbs and it fits me nicely. I’m an ambulatory wheelchair user meaning I can walk but just not for long distances.Joystick is very responsive and even on the slowest speed it is a nice walking speed for others.Convenient pockets under the seat and on the back of the seat hold the charger and other items. In manual mode someone can push the chair or I can walk behind it using it like a walker.I purposely purchased a chair that has the ability to recline the back because I read that they are more comfortable and I’ve found that is true.I haven’t used the chair for long distances so I’m not sure of the battery life quite yet.The Equinox chair is so much easier to use than my conventional wheelchair.Only negatives so far is it seems a little heavier than the listing noted and there was a squeak in one of the front wheels as I used it but I think my husband fixed it.Overall, for the cost, it’s a good buy.~ Lori Robinson

When my Equinox Electric Wheelchair was delivered I was extremely happy on the quality of the wheelchair. It's drives great very controlable and easy to maneuver. It also has a very long battery life and easy to transport in and out of my vehicle. There customer service was top notch, answering any questions i had in a fast and professional way. I would recommend this wheelchair for anyone looking for a high quality chair for a great price!