Falcon Auto Folding Mobility Scooter with Remote Control and Lithium Battery - Green Power (10 Miles - Lithium Battery)

Brought this for my mother who was reluctant to have at first, now she loves it. Folds easily though is a little too heavy to lift into car for me never mind the user! if your a woman of a certain age, younger fitter people may find it easier. I have to ask my grown up son to help he manages fine.

Very good item does what I need Many thanks

I bought this item just over 2 years ago, it wasn’t used for 12 months, and it was probably only used twice a week after that and it was taken care of, it is VERY heavy, first of all the seat came off, I had it fixed at my local wheelchair shop, it was just a few screws, and then, today, the bars that hold the seat up snapped, whilst I was on it, luckily I didn’t hurt myself, I weigh less than the maximum weight capacity, I wouldn’t recommend this scooter. Be very careful if you buy this scooter.

Very good mobility scooter. So cool I take it with me when I travel abroad. I just hand it over to the airline at the point of entry to the aircraft. Thank goodness I bought it

Not worth the money, it came not working and took the green power 3 months to repair it, it's 6 months old, not driven a mile yet, only driven about the house and has the same problem again, and the green power will not repair it if I don't give them £98.00 first, even though it's still in its warranty It's not as lightweight as it says it is would be hard lifting it in the boot of a car. Its only good point is ease of use, but the electromagnetic braking has had me off the seat and over the handlebars

First off, the price. £700 (+ or -), compared to £1500/£2000 +. Initially I thought it was a typo, but reading round, it seemed legit. I am by nature a born cynic so anything that seems too good to be true ... must be! So, Day 1: big box, weighed an absolute ton, wheeled her out, no manual, oops! No way of guessing how to unfold the machine, great advice from Green Power, E-Mails back and forth, then success! Secret button plus Freemason's handshake later ... She moves, and I can sit on her while she's moving ... Excellent! Day 2: first trial outdoors, I live in a very hilly part of town, my old mobility scooter (Izzy), didn't like the run uphill to the post box but new scooter (Izzy-too), showed no such problem. She fair 'scooted' up to the box, birthday cards done. I've had to get used to a wider turning circle than my previous scooter but I've not knocked anything over in the supermarket ... Yet! I've amended the design by adding a square of carpet over the battery, I'm concerned about the risks of getting caught out in a shower and water getting to the battery terminals, small point but worrisome nonetheless. Overall I'm well chuffed with the scooter, one minor criticism, slightly softer wheels/tyres please, I know the price would go up but proper pneumatic tyres would be wonderful.

Nice scooter easy to fold and unfold 1st scooter drove well. It should NOT be advertised as lightweight !! It weighs 33kgs . Two people struggled to lift into the car !! Purchased a ramp which was unsuitable so I have not changed my car with a hoist fitted

It's a great scooter, is easy to use, and the automatic folding function makes it easy to put away. Has a great speed control and the battery really lasts. The only negative is the weight, although compact when folded it is heavy and awkward to pick up and put in car. However this is a small price to pay for the comfort and low cost of purchase.