PAISEEC W3｜3-in-1 Electric Wheelchair, Transport Chair & Smart Rollator

My chronic illness flared up and I ended up having to have surgery since surgery I’ve been to the er twice I couldn’t go anywhere with out my parents because I would hurt so bad since getting this chair I am able to go places and enjoy being with my family.

I purchased the PAISEEC W3 3-in-1 Electric Wheelchair because I have difficulty walking and wanted power assistance. With fibromyalgia, pushing a manual wheelchair, especially with extra weight, can become very painful in my shoulders and legs. I also have seizures, so having power assist that my wife can use when needed was important to me.

Before purchasing, I compared three wheelchairs and narrowed it down to the W3 and one other model. I had many questions, and PAISEEC customer service was phenomenal. They answered my questions, spoke with me by phone, and went through specifications and details to help me make an informed decision. The chair gets 4.5 stars from me, and customer service gets a full 5 stars.

The W3 is lightweight, comfortable, folds easily, and fits perfectly in my SUV. It’s easy to transport and has given me excellent mobility.

There are a few things I’d like to see improved. The front caster wheels can come close to your feet when turning if your feet aren’t positioned forward, although this is minor. The built-in horn is also too quiet for noisy environments. I added an aftermarket horn/light combination, which also gives me lighting when I’m out after dark.

My biggest issue is the rear push handles. Because of their height and the battery housing extending down the back, the person pushing can hit the chair with their feet and can’t comfortably take a full stride. You also tend to hunch forward rather than walk upright, which could be particularly uncomfortable for someone over about 5'10". Higher or longer handles would make a big difference.

The cup holder also needs improvement. The included soft-sided holder is better suited to a water bottle than a regular cup; a coffee cup can be difficult to fit without popping the lid off. Aftermarket holders are difficult to mount because of the chair’s oblong tubular construction. I’d love to see PAISEEC design a rigid accessory extending from the front armrest/handle area with both a proper cup holder and cell phone holder. Those are practical necessities for wheelchair users.

Aside from those issues, this chair has been phenomenal. It has allowed me to keep up with my family and comfortably be part of the group. We’ve even loaded it with plenty of gear—if I have a powered wheelchair, it’s going to be our pack mule too—and it handles the weight very well.

Battery life is excellent. I have one battery and have only gotten it down to one bar once. I regularly make a roughly three-mile round trip to my store. It handles roads, bumps, grass, and dirt surprisingly well and has plenty of power for my needs.

The joystick is ergonomic, speed control is excellent, and the controls are laid out very well.

Overall, the PAISEEC W3 gets 4.5 out of 5 stars from me. The handles, quiet horn, cup holder/accessory mounting, and minor front-wheel issue are the only things keeping it from a full 5 stars. None are deal-breakers, and the wheelchair has been worth every penny.

Wheelchair: 4.5 stars. Customer service: 5 stars. I’m very happy with my purchase and look forward to seeing what PAISEEC comes out with next.

After an annoying time with delivery from FedEx, in which the chair was damaged and couldn’t be delivered, paisaac sent another wheelchair. It was well packaged and easy to unpack. It works well and is very nice looking. My husband has not used it outside of the house yet, but I think he will be very happy with it.

I waited to write a review until after we went on a vacation on a cruise to determine how well it worked for my husband. He has Parkinsons and has trouble walking long distances, this wheelchair saved me a lot of stress while on vacation. I was able to easily push him in large crowds and he was able to drive himself when there was plenty of open space. It traversed many different terrains on our vacation to the Mediterranean. We were very happy with the ease of getting it on the plane (the airlines always had questions) with 2 batteries. We never had a problem with running out of battery power and I swapped them each day. We were on vacation for 2 weeks and it held up great. The one tire on the rear went flat the very last plane ride, however I contacted customer service and working with them to resolve that issue. I highly recommend this wheelchair for going over various terrains.

I already had an electric wheelchair which was heavy and cumbersome and wouldn’t collapse small enough for my car. The Paiseec wheelchair is a game changer for me and my family as they're not stuck with having to push me around. I love it and I would highly recommend it. It glides along, is so smooth and nippy and it looks fantastic, very modern and eye-catching.

My 83-year old disabled husband and I are very pleased with the Paiseec 3-in-1 wheelchair. He is finally able to enjoy the outdoors again. It is well engineered and sturdily made, yet light enough for me to load it in the car. I also like that it doesn’t look so much like a traditional wheelchair. It has performed exactly as advertised, and I highly recommend it.

Doesn't feel like I am using a wheelchair. So smooth, fast & sturdy. I am 6'1 and 255 lbs. I have no worry over it holding me up whether it is walking with it or riding it. Best purchase!

This chair has given my daughter her freedom back. She is able to use her chair to walk her dog, take long strolls around her neighborhood, and go shopping. All the things that she had been missing. Oh, and it’s so quiet that it doesn’t even scare her cat! The walker function is a great bonus for an ambulatory chair user.

I absolutely love my new wheelchair! I have triple the amount of freedom I once had while out and about. I can easily lift it in and out of my car. The seat is comfortable. The interface is easy to understand. Truly, this wheelchair changed my life.

I’m really impressed with this electric wheelchair. It folds up easily, is light enough for our daughter to lift into the car without a struggle, and feels solid and well built. The ride is smooth, it looks great, and I didn’t have to put anything together when it arrived. The battery pops out in seconds, which makes charging super convenient. It’s the perfect size for moving around the condo and just as handy when traveling. Overall, it’s simple, sturdy, and makes life a lot easier.

My husband loves his new wheelchair. He can now get around without my assistance. It certainly helps me by not having to push him and hurting my back any longer. This chair is fantastic. I recommended to everyone.

I’ve only had my new wheelchair for a week and it is already a game changer!

I love that as an ambulatory wheelchair user who is trying to be more active, I can switch between a walker and a rollator whenever I need. I’ve already been getting more exercise because I don’t have to use a wheelchair for the entirety of longer distances out of fear of my health acting up. Now I can switch between the two at ease!

Some of my other pros and cons:

Pros:
- Long driving distance between chargings
- Comfortable hand controls for people with chronic pain like myself
- easily folds up into a relatively small space in a car
- lightweight for an electric wheelchair at only ~45 pounds without the removable battery
- Light battery makes it easier to charge
- Feels much more stable on a lateral slope compared to my old wheelchair (going sideways instead of going up/down slope)
- Smoother, less bumpy ride than my old wheelchair
- Runs smoothly on flat grass
- Handles relatively steep slopes surprisingly well (though does gripe at you for doing so)
- Rainproof, according to advertising!
- comes with two storage options, the pouch on the back + an under seat bag (not pictured here)

Cons:
- says in instruction manual can’t go in temperatures below freezing, which could be a problem when I’m soon moving to a colder climate. Might be limitation of any wheelchair with a similar battery though
- 4 Set speeds instead of a dial, and first 2 speeds are way too similar and slow, at least when outside. However, the joystick is speed sensitive to how far you push it in a direction, so you can somewhat overcome the only 4 set speeds by having a lighter or heavier hand to vary your speed