SuperHandy 3 Wheel Folding Mobility Device Electric Powered Portable Ultra Lightweight Compact Collapsible Design Long Range Travel with 2 Detachable 48V Lithium-ion Batteries at a Max Load of 125kg

As a still relatively young 30-something millennial it’s not easy having to finally concede defeat and admit you’re ready to join the mobility scooter club. I hate to sound superficial but my illness has taken so much away from me these past 20 years that I undoubtedly held out too long before relenting. My one condition of surrender was that I wanted something that didn’t look like a granny-mobile.I am delighted to say that this product has not only appeased my vanity (it looks less like a mobility scooter and more akin to an e-scooter) but also given me my freedom back. I never thought I’d relish the joys of visiting the local supermarkets but I can confirm it’s a surprisingly liberating experience.In my opinion no mobility scooter can truly be described as light-weight but this is about as close as it comes. Fortunately I have an able bodied partner to do the heavy lifting but, that aside, the product is easy and straightforward to assemble and as compact as you could reasonably expect in transit. It is also incredibly nippy and has an admirably long battery life.I am not the world’s best driver. My six attempts to obtain my driving licence are testament to that and spatial awareness is not my forte. However the product is so streamlined and agile that I have experienced no issues in manoeuvring around tight corners and cluttered aisles. It is perfect for indoor use.When it comes to the great outdoors I would express a little more reservation. The scooter itself is perfectly capable of being used outside provided you stick to a relatively even surface and are sensible. Its relative speed and lightweight frame means that uneven pavements and slopes present more of a challenge if you want to avoid coming to grief but this is more a reflection on the quality of the pavements than the product.I am delighted with the scooter. It is perfect for what I need and has made a huge difference to my quality of life. If you are looking for a light-weight and agile alternative to the traditional mobility scooter then I would highly recommend.

My mobility has been getting progressively worse & I finally succumbed to a mobility scooter as my world was confined to indoors unless someone was willing to accompany me in a wheelchair. This is my second purchase as the first one I bought (completely different manufacturer) was just too heavy to lift even after removing the battery & seat. Having read the reviews for this SuperHandy trike, I was impressed & took the plunge. There’s nothing to dislike about this scooter. It’s really well made & lightweight & I can get it in & out of the car with ease on either the backseat or in the boot. A real plus having 2 batteries as this means you can travel further with confidence, it turns on a sixpence & is very nippy. I’ve been using it regularly to the local shop, been to the park, supermarket & a seaside trip along a promenade. It’s performed well on the up & down hill (not steep) to the local village, has been excellent on dropped kerbs but be sensible & take it slowly. The bag that hooks onto the handlebars is fine for a small amount of shopping, there isn’t a key starter so I’ve invested in a bike lock for security. Now the nights are drawing in, I’m about to order some bicycle lights, just in case I’m caught out in the dark. All in all I love this scooter as it ticks all the boxes I needed but more importantly, it’s given me back my independence.

This is one of the best purchases I’ve ever made. I tried other so called lightweight scooters and this beat them all in every respect. I’m not good at lifting but I can put this in my car boot without even folding it - just lift the seat off first and in it goes. It’s so easy to operate and control. Batteries can be changed very easily and having two is good so less chance of running out of juice and recharging is fast and easy. They say 6.5 miles on one battery but that depends on the weight of the rider, terrain, wind, etc. so expect a variation on their claims. I get about an hour per battery and weigh about 100 kg. It climbs slopes without problem. It’s quite stable as long as you treat it with respect and don’t try anything silly. Getting around shops is so easy with its tight turning circle. Its speed is easily controlled with one thumb. It’s a really great disability aid that does its job really well. Its design and build quality is first class. It has to be a ‘best buy’ not one thing I don’t like about it…….. now here’s the but!!!This scooter falls into the the Class 2 category and those with a disability who are eligible to make an HMRC declaration can buy free of vat. I purchased mine on 7 February 2023 and it was delivered on 9 February 2023 and I’m still waiting for my refund. The normal way in the UK is for the retailer to sell vat free on production of a completed HMRC declaration form but Amazon make you pay the vat then you have to claim it back. Very odd and very S. L. O. W. I think Amazon should explain their reasons for working contrary to HMRC’s explanation of how the vat exemption works. If you have bought one and are able to complete the HMRC declaration form then Amazon owes you a refund of the vat if you haven’t already claimed.Update - 12 Months later……….Reliability has been 100%. Batteries are just as good as new with no charging issues. People often ask me about it and even take photos! I even get comments on how cool it looks! I take it with me on coach holidays and the company I go with are very impressed with its light weight and portability and of course it’s acceptable for air travel too.I firmly believe it’s the best on the market for lightness, sturdiness, user satisfaction, design, and most importantly, price.It has been so good to get around on I just cannot imagine life without it.SuperHandy it is!!!

Seems cheap and cheerful however do not waste money on this if you have mobility issues.The brakes are downright dangerous and it tips and when you have limited mobility this is again dangerous. I have requested a return but have to pay for this

I live live live my scooter. It has been an absolutes game changer of where I can go.