3-Wheel Foldable Mobility Scooter for Adults and Seniors, 300 lbs Capacity, Long-Range Lithium Battery, Lightweight with Basket
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- Mobility Scooters for Adults 300 Lbs FoldableThe frame of the mobility scooter is made of aircraft-grade aluminum, lightweight but sturdy, with a load capacity of up to 300 lbs. It is suitable for most seniors and adults.
- Folding Mobility ScooterOur mobility scooter can be folded in 3 seconds, the folded size is 17.32"L * 21.26"W * 32.68"H, which is equivalent to the size of a suitcase, you can easily tow it and place it in the trunk of the car easily. Also, our scooter battery is removable, which means you can remove it to charge the battery separately, which will provide great convenience.
- Powered Mobility ScootersOur mobility scooter is equipped with 48V/10Ah Li-ion battery, which can travel up to 20 miles on a full charge.700W brushless motor will provide power so that the scooter can easily climb up a 20-degree slope. Compared with other similar mobility scooters, our electric scooter has more power and long range.
- Motorized Scooter for ElderlyOur scooter has 3 speed settings, Forward: 5/10/17 mph, Reverse: 2/3/6 mph, it also has "shopping mode speed": Forward: 1.5 mph Reverse: 1 mph. Meanwhile, to ensure your driving safety, our scooter is equipped with mechanical brakes, the sensitive braking system ensures that you can brake as fast as you want.
- Electric Scooter for SeniorsThe height of the scooter tiller is adjustable and the driver can adjust the height according to their height. It also has 10-inch pneumatic tires and a cushioned seat for a smooth ride and fatigue relief. The mobility scooter has a small turning radius so you can make turns indoors. In addition, the mobility scooter comes with front and rear lights and front and rear baskets.
- Note If you are a novice, please do not accelerate when the electric scooter is turning, as this will increase the chance of rollover. If you have any questions about the product, please contact us and we will help you solve it.
Brand: WIILAYOK
Color: Black
Item Weight: 61 Pounds
Style: Black
Product Dimensions: 41.3"D x 21.3"W x 32.6"H
Product Dimensions : 41.3 x 21.3 x 32.6 inches; 61 Pounds
Date First Available : September 14, 2023
Manufacturer : WIILAYOK
Best Sellers Rank: #339,705 in Health & Household (See Top 100 in Health & Household) #176 in Powered Mobility Scooters
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Customer Reviews: 4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars 57 ratings
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Style: Black
Nice scooter. Little hard to put the wheel on with bigger hands but got it together. Easy to ride. Need to practice. I was having a hard time getting used to the throttle.Hard for me as I had a stroke left side paralyzed. So brake is on wrong side fo me , hard to come to complete stop.. So I may have to return. But overall liked it. But I don’t feel safe because I can’t come to a complete stop. Because of my hand is slow to react. Goes pretty fast. Very easy to open and close. Very study to get on and off. Seat comfortable . Handel bar easy to adjust. So for me it is just getting used to throttle to go at one speed. Then stopping I have to let go and use right hand to stop.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2024 by judy slater
Style: Black
This is a wonderful scooter. It has a good battery, wouldn't mind it lasting a little longer but for me it averages about 2 1/2 - 3 hours on 2nd gear. It is foldable but DOES NOT LOCK and tends to buckle. It weighs 68 lbs so if you are alone and no lift it could be an issue. For me though it is perfect. It will all but fly lol. It is really fast in 3rd gear at 17 mph .. if you are still at a level where you are not 100% incapacitated, this is a great scooter for you.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2025 by Misty Holbrook
Style: Black
This is a great scooter. My only concerns are it’s too heavy for me to left and put in the back of my SUV for travel. Also, the throttle is vey sensitive.As soon as you touch it, the scooter takes off. Hard to control a slow speed..
Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2025 by Amazon Customer
Style: Black
I bought this scooter for its looks, which are definitely unique compared to the usual boring scooters. When I opened the carton, I wasn't disappointed. I live in a senior housing building where there are a lot of scooters being used, and no one has one that looks like mine. I've gotten literally dozens of compliments on it. One thing I really like about it is that the arm rests are round tubing with soft foam covering, which lets me use these cane holders in a vertical position. amazon.com/dp/B0D1Y9VLLV?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&tag=usdeshoppin04-20 My cane stays firmly in place. On the other arm rest I have a cup holder mounted. It has four rubber tabs around the inside edge which hold my bottle of sweet tea firmly in place. amazon.com/dp/B0BZDB9YRP?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1 A very nice addition to the scooter. The foam covering on the arm rest lets the cane holder and cup holder dig in and stay right where you mount them. Putting rearview mirrors on it was a bit of a challenge, but I did eventually figure it out. The carry bag shown in the picture is somewhat misleading since there are cables in the way of mounting anything on the outside of the handlebars. I got around that with a small carry bag mounted on the inside of the handlebars. It's slightly in the way when getting off and on of the scooter, but no biggie. And it in no way gets in the way of my legs when I'm sitting down and riding. I really like that you can choose your speed options. There are three settings, with a fourth one for shopping mode, where you can't go over one mile per hour. I use my scooter in the grocery store all of the time. It has a very tight turning radius, which comes in handy in some of the tighter spaces in the store. The top speed is 15 mph, which, believe me, is about as fast as you wanna go. I ride it in the street more often than not. But if you do, you ALWAYS need to be very aware of your surroundings, as so many people in cars either don't see you or don't care that you're there. They think they have the right of way and expect you to defer to them. But the same rules that apply to bicycles apply to scooters - at least in my little town. I do ride on the sidewalk when I'm following a busy street, however. There is no suspension on the scooter, so you feel every bump. You wanna go slower over them. Once you become familiar with the street and sidewalk conditions that you ride on it almost becomes second nature to ride at the appropriate speeds. No matter what speed you're going, you have to remember that it's a three-wheeler, and so a bit unstable. It can be easy tip tip over at any speed. I've tipped over twice when crossing streets and going back up onto the sidewalk at the wrong angle. You want to ALWAYS go up or down an incline at a 90° angle or will almost for sure tip over. Since it's so easy to tip this scooter, I wouldn't recommend it to an individual that's too infirm. But if you're fairly fit you just pick yourself up, look around hoping no one saw your mistake, and drive on. Even with a four-wheeler you have to be careful not to tip over, so don't be too deterred by this scooter. The customer service is very good. You need to talk to Amazon and they'll put you in touch with their customer service via messaging. I had some questions when I first got my scooter and got answers to all of them very quickly. And a week ago my brake cable broke. They replaced it free of charge (I had to pay the shipping cost). The replacement cable came very quickly; within a week of the cable breaking I was back on the road. I love that it folds so quickly and easily. I go with my daughter and her family sometimes, and if it's somewhere that requires walking, the scooter folds and fits very nicely in their trunk. I would highly recommend this scooter as long as you're fairly fit, 'cause there's a good chance you might tip over while getting used to it. I love my scooter! I've had it for almost seven months and it has been nothing but a pleasure to ride.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2025 by Vulture
Style: Black
This is very unstable for three wheels, considering I Ended up losing mobility with the scooter losing control that I couldn’t control and ended up breaking my arm because it was unstable. I don’t wanna refund or an exchange and if I can have either then I will call Lawyer.
Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2025 by Jody
Style: Black
I purchased this product for cruise travel. It is easy to assemble, easy to fold up and put in your car. Stores well in the ship cabin, easy to drive around on the ship and get in and out of elevators. It is more maneuverable than four wheel scooters and can get into confined spaces.
Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2025 by Dan MacFarlane
Style: Black
I am 6'3 , seat sits too far forward so part of my butt is in hole between seat and back support. Makes it uncomfortable. Scooter is fast but it's either full power or almost stop, no variable speed control. Love the fold up part. Hate the carry pouch at front. Assembly instructions are difficult. On mine when it came , battery was jammed in slot too far, took a lot to free it. Had to take washer out of screw to get it out. Works fine now after I worked on it was very unhappy about that. Poor design for battery mount. Needs more comfortable seat. Maybe if it had a sliding seat would be better. Have not tried it on grass or anything yet. Really don't like it not having variable speed. Instant on go fast. No slow speed no matter what gear.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2025 by jeffrey
Style: Black
The media could not be loaded. I love it. I have 4 mobility scooters a pride gogo, booo ridiculously slow. A cheetah i bought used never worked. A topmate es32 which i like but tge more my health fails it gets harder for me to ride. Thus one is reasonably fast. Light so my son isn't killing himself to load it. I love it. But it's not for every disabled person. My mom has M.S. I'm scared to let her try it. I weigh 240. It goes up steep inclines no problem. Like parking garage Ramos none of my others can go straight up with my fat butt on them. This one no problem even gets up to 10 to 13 Miless an hr. I even get it to do wheelies. I love it. If you're younger and have walking issues I totally recommend. Battery life is decent. It even goes thru grass good. My wife and I go to parks she walks i ride. I go thru grass up pretty big hills. Be careful though. I've already flipped it backwards. If I head in my back door in 3rd gear and pull up when I hit the door sill 2ft wheelie that I've rode for 5 feet. I attempted to go on the BMX track at tge park but my wife and son freaked and said no. I will. I'll video that and post it.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2025 by Jody Matney