SuperHandy3 Wheel Folding e-Mobility Device (Upgraded Design) - Electric Powered, Airline Friendly - Long Range Travel w/ 2 Detachable 48V Lithium-ion Batteries and Charger

I bought this 3-wheeler rather than a 4-wheeler so it can sit in my hallway without taking up much room. I don't intend to be constantly dismantling it for transport by car. I was a bit worried if it could cope with the gradients where I live, but it handles them easily. The only thing to bear in mind is to slow right down when manoeuvring on a slope so as not to tip the vehicle over. The charging speed seems perfectly adequate given I'm not going to be using the scooter daily. I'm pleased that I'll now have much more freedom to get out and about. The device will likely not be suitable for the severely disabled as it requires some degree of coordination and balance to control it.Others have commented about the weight of the seat, and I do agree that aspect of the design is somewhat overkill - especially the armrests. A lightweight seat might have been preferable. However, I'm not going to mark it down for that. It does help cushion you from the ride, seeing as the tyres are solid and there is no suspension. I'd probably pay for a lightweight seat if one were made available though.As a disabled person, I applied for a VAT refund from Amazon and this has been approved. Fill in the form Amazon provide and email them a PDF copy or post it to them. Search online for "Amazon UK VAT Relief Declaration Form".

OMG! I wish I had discovered this gem £4000, 2 scooters, a powerchair, 3 hoists and 3 changes of car ago. It would have saved me a lot of hassle.I'm not what you would describe as 'svelte', so to find a scooter powerful enough to get my buxom butt from A to B, yet light and compact enough to fit into my car boot was problematic to say the least. If it wasn't for a chance encounter with a lovely gentleman during a hospital appointment who owned a SuperHandy scooter and the virtues of it he extolled, I would never have turned to Amazon to find it.It is comfortable, super light compared to my other forms of transport and leaves loads of room for shopping bags in my car boot. The bag on the front is much better than a basket for keeping your items secured.If I am to find niggles, then it would have to be the lack of a key if you need to lock it outside of stores. This was solved with the purchase of a strong bicycle lock. The tinny bell wouldn't alert a butterfly nevermind anything else, so I will be removing that and replacing it with a set of rechargeable led bicycle lights. Finally to dispel battery life worries, I've purchased an extra SuperHandy battery, so with 3 now I should be good for a long shopping expedition. I just wish SuperHandy would develop a battery charging dock instead of the puny jack plug that I have to use at the moment. Very fiddly for arthritic fingers. Not that it will spoil my fun doing zoomies on my Super Andy!

The bent item carries the spare battery, the mobility scooter is excellent I am really thrilled with it but the batteries are small so you do need both with you when using the scooter could you please just replace the housing box for the spare battery thank youL.K. FRASER

I haven't really tried it out properly yet, but I can say that it fits in my small Toyota Yaris boot nicely, so I can go out on longer journeys with it in future.

Bought this for my husband as he is not great at walking far, it was a good price and comes with 2 batteries. It is easy to put together and fold it down to pop in the car

Loved the product. Didn’t like the rejection of my review. Ah well you can’t make everybody happy

Hi, I’ve hand my SuperHandy scooter for over a year and loved its compactness and ease of use. I’ve not needed to use it often as moderately able. But never expected it to break so often.But two major things:1. Need to be able bodied enough to step up prevent it tipping because it’s 3 wheels not 4.2. The pin holding the hinge on the main cross bar is liable to dropping out. Collapsing the scooter.Mostly this happened whilst folded but also when aligned and locked in place. It happened 3 or 4 times before finally came out and above damage was done and thankfully I wasn’t hurt.Forget about adding arm rests to the seat etc for upgrades. Better solid underlying engineering is needed.Also when this scooter is up at £1000 mark it looks a poor contender to contemporary priced scooters.This only works as a cheaper, lighter alternative. As it should work more than very occasionally use for 18 monthsBut please SuperHandy - FIX THE HINGE robustness.

what a great trike . perfect for me. really happy .