Silla de ruedas y andador eléctrico cuatro en uno, modelo plegable compacto, EW6001 | TIVARO

Took it down to the lake today. The weather was perfect, and it rolled right along the wooden boardwalk without any trouble. I used the joystick to drive myself all the way out to the end of the pier and just sat there for a while watching the water and the boats. It was so relaxing not having to worry about walking that far. When my wife and I finally decided to head back, she grabbed the handles on the back and pushed me while we talked on the way to the car. I can drive it myself when I want to, or she can push—it just makes the whole trip easy. It made for a really good afternoon out.

The carpet here is pretty thick, but it rolls over it fine. The joystick makes it easy to steer around the seating area without bumping into anyone. I can park it right next to my seat and not worry about blocking people. It's quiet, too—no loud motor noise bothering anyone else in the waiting room.

Used it at the park today. I pushed it like a walker when I wanted to move a bit, then flipped the backrest up and rode it when my legs got tired, and later sat back and rested. Three ways in one trip. Handles the path and the grass fine. The battery lasted the whole time. Nice to have one wheelchair that does all of it.

I'm 74 and I can still load this myself. It's 39 pounds, and I can lift it into the trunk without help. Takes a few seconds. I don't have to wait for my son to come over, and I don't have to ask my neighbor. I just fold it, lift it, and go. When I get where I'm going, I take it out and unfold it just as easy. I keep it by the back door, so it's ready when I want it. I use it around the house, out to the mailbox, and for errands. The battery lasts for days, so I don't worry about charging it all the time. My son used to worry about me going out alone. Now he doesn't. It's made getting out of the house a lot easier, and I don't have to depend on anyone to do it.

Went out for a walk today with it. Handles the sidewalk and the curb fine. I use it in walker mode when I want to move a bit, and switch to riding when I'm tired. The handle height adjusts, so I can set it where it's comfortable. The footrests are separate, which makes it easier to get in and out. The armrests flip up too. Good walk.

Controller's straightforward. Big buttons and no confusing stuff，my mom can use it without asking me for help.

The rollator handle is great for when I wanna get off the wheelchair to walk around without having to fold the wheelchair

Much lighter than other wheelchairs and so easy to lift.

Honestly, this thing is a game changer for my mom. She's 78 and was getting so frustrated with her old walker — she'd get tired halfway through a walk and just want to give up. lets her walk when she wants to, then just sit back and roll when she needs a break.

Love how easy this is to fold — fits right in my car trunk without taking up much room. The 5-level height adjustment is a nice touch too, makes it comfortable for both me and my wife.

It's very convenient—one wheelchair has four functions.

Worth every penny.

I like that the handles adjust. Makes it comfortable to push, no matter who's using it.

I wasn't sure about the 4-in-1 thing until I tried it. Now I use all four modes. Riding when I'm tired, walking with it when I want to move a bit. It's more useful than I expected.

Practical！

Works like a charm👍

I ride it outside to grab things. I push it around the yard when I want to move a bit. My daughter pushes when we go out together. And when I'm tired, I sit on it and rest. Covers everything I need.

My wife and I share this one, and it's turned out to be more useful than either of us expected. She uses it around the house when her knees are acting up, and I use it when I need to get out to the garage or down the driveway to the mailbox. It's 39 pounds, so we can both move it without help. She likes that she can ride it when she's tired and push it like a walker when she wants to move around a bit. I like that I can flip the backrest down and it doubles as a seat when I'm working outside. It fits through all our doorways, and it turns easily in the tight spots in the kitchen. The battery lasts for days, so we only charge it once or twice a week. The seat is comfortable enough that we don't mind sitting in it for a while. We've had it a few months now, and it's held up well. It's not fancy, but it's practical, and it's made a difference in how much we get out. If you're on the fence, I'd say go for it.

Light. I can drive it, or someone else can push.

We took a road trip last month and brought this along. It folds up and fits in the trunk, and it's light enough that my husband can lift it in and out without any trouble. At the hotel, I used it to get around the lobby and the hallways. The battery lasted for the whole trip. It's made traveling a lot easier for both of us.

Got this for my parents. They're not old, but walking long distances is getting harder for them. This lets them get out more without wearing themselves out. It's light, so they can move it themselves, and it doesn't look medical. It's been a practical buy for our family.

I like that the handle height adjusts. My wife and I are different heights, and we can both use it without adjusting our grip. The seat is comfortable too, and the controls are simple enough that neither of us had to read the manual.

My pal came over to watch the game last weekend and saw this in my living room. He asked about it before kickoff. I told him how I use it around the house and how light it is—I can lift it into the car by myself and fold it up when I'm done. He tried it out during halftime and said it was more comfortable than he expected. I've had it for a while now, and it's become part of how I get around the house.

One of my favorite things now is going outside to sit in the sun. I used to need someone to help me get out the door, and even then it felt like a lot of effort just to sit outside for a few minutes. Now I just ride out on my own. The chair turns easily in my hallway, so I can get from the living room to the front door without bumping into anything, and the seat is comfortable enough to sit outside for a while. When I'm done, I can flip the backrest down and use it as a walker to stretch my legs before going back in. This was my first time buying from this brand, and I'm impressed.

Travel a lot to visit my grandkids, and I needed a wheelchair that was light enough to bring along. This one is 39 pounds, so it's easy to fold and lift into the car or the trunk. I've taken it on a few trips already, and it's been a game changer. No more leaving my wheelchair at home because it's too heavy. It also works as a walker, which is great when I want to stretch my legs. The seat is comfortable, and there's a storage bag right under it for my keys, phone, and glasses. The battery lasts long enough for a day out.
So far, everything is good

My biggest problem with going out has always been that I don't know how much walking I'll be able to handle that day. Sometimes I feel fine when I leave the house and then get tired much faster than expected. Having a normal walker meant that I still had to figure out what to do once I couldn't comfortably keep walking.​
This one gives me a backup plan. I can start out using it as a rollator and walk at my own pace. If I get tired, I can sit down and use the electric function instead.​It has been especially convenient in large buildings because I don't have to worry as much about finding a chair every time I need to rest.​
Another feature I appreciate is that someone else can assist with pushing when needed. My family doesn't have to figure out how to transport a separate wheelchair and walker.​
It's definitely a different concept from a standard electric wheelchair, and that's exactly what I was looking for. I wanted something flexible enough to work with me rather than something I could only use when I was completely unable to walk.