Electric Wheelchair for Adults Lightweight Foldable Electric Wheelchair All-Terrain Power Wheelchair with One-Click Mute Function and SOS Alert Button Motorized Wheelchair for Seniors

Quality and weight

I like it so far.I’ve only had it for about a week.

Good value for the money.Just to note my wife is small and a big person may not fit as well

Charger box is broken both are I just opened the box smh This chair is for my mom she had a “BKA” BELOW KNEE AMPUTATION…I wanted to surprise her and now I’m scared to plug up a broken charger and risk a fire in my home… I hope I can get a phone call or email to rectify this problem.

Some electric wheelchairs SAY they are ‘All Terrain’ but don’t live up to the hype… The Rubicon does better!!!

This bottle holder is fairly shallow. It doesn't fit tall drinks very well. A standard 16-20oz water bottle is okayThe phone holder fits my 6.7" phone inside a case without issue. The phone holder can only be used for holding the phone though since it's not designed to have the phone stay viewable.The parts are made out of plastic. That's fine for most of the design except the arm to the clamp is also plastic. That part doesn't feel very strong or reinforced.

The plastic this is made of feels sturdy, but the clip itself is also plastic, and has a small round tab that the thing pops onto to hold all the weight. This part should have been aluminum for durability.The main cup holder is sturdy enough that the plastic tabs meant to hold the bottom of your drink actually deform cans slightly, and absolutely will not allow my larger stainless bottle to fit even though it would fit in the holder perfectly without the spring tabs. I think they would snap if I forced it. The phone holder part is pretty good, it can even hold my Ulefone Armor 25T Pro, so it's fairly large. It holds most phones but isn't wide enough for a Surface Duo, and may have trouble with phones with cases.One other note, I think the small hole in the bottom of the phone section should have been elongated to the center so that charging cables can work while the phone is in it. A minor thing, and you can fix this with a file.This grips onto a bar very nicely, no matter if the bar is horizontal or vertical. I think if you put it on something and accidentally bash it at all it would snap the tab. Best to mount it on the inner edge of a bar if you have one.Over all so far it's pretty good for the price.

This looks exactly like another such item I installed onto my wife's scooter. I put this one, however, onto my bicycle as a second cup holder for a soda or whatever else. My phone is too thick to fit into the phone slot, unfortunately, as it has a protective full case on it. Instead, I use it for pens and other small items I collect while riding around town. The cup holder has pressure blades on the inside to accommodate different sized cups and bottles. Installation was a breeze with the clamp that fits on 1 inch tubing (or slightly larger or smaller). The screw tightener makes for easy installation or removal, but the clamp holds very well when tightened, no worry about it moving or coming loose. The cup itself rotates completely around, with clicklock every 90 degrees.