Pride Mobility Jazzy Carbon Power Chair - Electric Wheelchair for Adults, 300 Lbs Weight Capacity, 12 Ah Battery, White, 17"x17" Black Foam Seat

This is an excellent machine/vehicle! It is just the right size for me, and so easy to maneuver. It is comfortable to a good extent and fits through most doorways easily. I am absolutely thrilled with it and hope it lasts a good many years. I have been told it is a Cadillac when compared to wheelchairs. It is easy to fold up and transport and I am very satisfied.

I needed a power chair to help me get around after my mobility had declined due to having MS. This chair is a beautifully designed and manufactured chair made mostly of carbon fiber (which is not typical of inexpensive chairs- they are typically made of aluminum or steel). Thus, the Jazzy Carbon is one of the lightest portable, folding powered chairs on the market and it gets the job done. Pros: lightweight, folds down flat to easily be stored in a vehicle trunk or SUV tail, nice electronic control, battery life is good (but not great), shocks above front wheels help to lessen the jolts when crossing bumps, good speed options from 1 to 5 (#2 seems plenty for me in the house), the carbon fiber and finish is of very high quality and looks great, it’s narrow enough to get through most doorways, and the arm rests easily fold up when needed. Cons: I’ve only owned the chair for over 1 month (and never gone outside with it yet) and the chair creaks and flexes when crossing flooring thresholds, the battery life seems to be declining already, the motors really struggle when trying to turn at low speeds on carpet (which makes me believe that it would be nearly impossible to use on grass or softer outdoor surfaces, the seat cushion provided is really thin and uncomfortable (the user needs to replace it immediately with something more comfortable), the controller has an obnoxiously loud beeper on it- they cannot be turned off- that sounds every time you power up the chair or go backwards (it’s seriously loud and wakes up everyone in the house when I try to use the chair at night…why do I need to hear that I powered on the chair? What was Pride thinking with this ‘feature’?!), no cup/phone/cane holder included or as options (I am going to design my own and 3D print them). In summary, perhaps 4 stars might be too generous consider all of the cons and lack of perfection. This chair could be much better. Despite its shortcomings, I do like the chair and it helps me get mobile and back to some semblance of normal life. if you don’t need the lightweight carbon fiber or folding features, there are many other options at about half the price of the Jazzy Carbon.

I have a simular carbon fiber electric wheelchair. That is why I purchased this one they are identical on features and use the same lithium ion battery. The first wheelchair still works great and the new is a back up just in case. I depend on it to get around. It gives me freedom. Would recomend it to those who have use for it. Very easy to use, plenty of power, great manuverability and comfortable. I can load it into my SUV or F150 because it is about 40lbs with extra accessories as a bag for glssses phone and care items. Oh don't forget the cup holder.

First, let me say that I have been using Pride Jazzy chairs for about 23 years. They are great chairs, but quite heavy. Due to changes in my transportation availabilities, I needed to switch to a new carbon lightweight chair that could easily be folded and lifted into the trunk of our car. Because I have loved my Jazzy chairs, my obvious choice was to choose the Pride carbon chair. I had high hopes of making this chair my full time chair. Unfortunately it has several drawbacks that has made it impossible to use it as a full time chair, so it is kept strictly for when I need to go out. Here are my problems with it: Firstly it doesn't do great on carpets. The wheels tend to spin when making turns or backing up on carpeting. Secondly the chair will not come to a complete stop before the brakes engage. This make for a VERY jerky ride when it is necessary to go slowly. The chair gets to a certain low speed and then the brakes engage and it comes to a very abrupt stop, over and over making it impossible to have a nice even slow ride. I am someone with back issues and it has really hurt my back on several occasions. Thirdly, when using it when i go out, if there is even a small incline on the sidewalk or parking lot, the brakes don't engage when they should. I have to be very careful when going down a little incline because on several occasions the brakes did not engage when I released the joy stick and i coasted down the incline and had to catch myself by reaching out and grabbing a car handle or my husband would grab the chair to stop it. ...NOT good stuff. I wish I could have given a better review for this chair because I have loved my Pride Jazzy chairs over the years, but I just can't give it more than 3 starts. And in some ways, that is being generous, unfortunately.

Well made sturdy chair. Easy to fold and transport, easy to maneuver. Quickly converts to manual and easy to push. Easy to charge. Haven’t found a downside to this chair yet 😀

The Chair looks nice but the one I received has what I consider a safety defect in that the electro-mechanical brake is actuated before chair has come to a full stop (My understanding and experience with another model chair is that it is supposed to have approximately a one second delay before actuation). This problem caused an abrupt stop with back and forth jerking every time the joystick was returned to the center position. In my opinion, the jerking was hard enough to potentially throw a severely disabled or frail person from the chair, and would aggravate the situation for a person with severe back problems. Pride Mobility quality control stated this was normal behavior with the Jazzy Carbon. Therefore because my wife has a severe back problem I had to return the chair. The dealer H V Supply handled the return and refund promptly and professionally.