My Dream High-Tech Powerchair! // Whill C2 Electric Wheelchair Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ก.ค. 2024
- Full review of my new Whill C2 Powerchair! Thanks for watching! Xx
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I can’t believe I forgot to mention you can control the powerchair through the app! P.S video isn’t sponsored. Thanks for watching xx
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Great review, I am in San Diego, CA USA I am a 70 yr. disabled senior and what makes this great is its small footprint, easy to use indoors and out and can use like a chair in home or restaurants without the need to transfer from say a typical senior scooter to a chair. Would be nice to have a longer range model say 20 miles without having to purchase an additional battery pack and an additional rear basket for grocery bags...also be able to purchase an extended warranty after spending $5,000 US would be nice to have service if needed for 5 yrs. Sweet Ride
Thank you for sharing your experience! It really is a wonderful chair! I also find I rarely transfer myself out of it. It’s just a great all around powerchair! I agree with you about the battery though
Great video Stela, & Chris, you got great camera angles, showed it all really well without being too close or far away, brilliant review, both of you! 😊
Aww thanks so much!! That means a lot to me.. I really tried 😅 xx
Hired one of these whilst on holiday in the USA. Sold Sold Sold!! Was very surprised to be able to get one using £40 (weekly) of my PIP allowance in the UK. I have been using a Quantum 2, but the Whill C2 is a game changer. Thank you Stela for this straight up honest review.
Hi Stela, I'm Sandra and live in Victoria, BC. I've used mobility scooters since 2006, but the writing's on the wall that I need more stability. I tipped on my scooter 5 days ago doing something simple I've done numerous times before in our garden, so now I have a painful tailbone and a concussion. My MS, dysautonomia, etc., didn't need THAT! I test drove the first WHILL Model C when it came out. It felt like the Mars rover going over bumps with those wheels! I was a little leery of backing it down my vehicle's wheelchair ramp, but I think I can figure out how to turn the WHILL around inside the van. Thanks for the excellent and thorough review. I'm going to order one in red 😉
~ Sandra
Just had the demo yesterday and I loved it! I’ve ordered mine in blue and I can’t wait till it arrives. My old power chair was good but because the front wheels were free moving, if I hit a pebble or something it would abruptly turn, which caused great pain in my shoulder when having to counteract it. The omni-wheels were definitely the selling point for me and it’s hopefully gonna make gong out that much easier and less painful in the long run. Thanks for a great review, it’s so much better hearing from someone who uses it daily x
Glad you've found wheels that work for you Stela. Those front wheels on the C2 are really cool.
Thank you for this, Ive just arranged a visit from TGA the company are lovely to deal with, so I’m trying C2 for the second time ( long story) and the F, one good thing you’ve mentioned is no suspension on the F, so I’m thinking with my spine I may have to go for the C the trial will decide. Great review thank you ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Thank you for this brilliant video! I have a C2 demo booked for tomorrow (plus a few others but this one is currently my first choice) and feel like a kid at Christmas this evening so it was excited Googling that led me to your channel. So glad it's made such a positive difference to your life! ✨
Thanks for posting such a fantastic review 🎉
Great review. Thanks for all of the detailed information. I have the original CI and it’s really hard on bumpy services. Considering getting the Ci2 because of the suspension.
It’s amazing what your new chair can do. Hope it gives you the independence you need. 🤗🤗💕💕
Thanks so much! It definitely does 💕
Thank you, Stella! I loved your review of the chair and hearing your story. I just bought the C2 in the US earlier this week! I love it except the jerkiness of the front wheels at slow speed has been hard to get used to compared to other power chairs I've had in the past. I'm looking forward to the day when I don't even notice this. Other than that, I love being able to easily handle curb cuts and other obstacles when I'm out and about. Great job! I've just subscribed to your channel. 🙂
My scooter is too heavy to take outside so I use a wheelchair when I'm out. The powerchair sounds like a good idea. You're a great presenter Stela. I love how you almost run over the man showing you the chair. He should have kept out of your way lol
Yes, unfortunately they can be really heavy. There are always good and bad points isn’t there? Lol I had no idea I nearly ran him over until I looked back at the footage 🤣
Yes they can be heavy but the Whill C2 certainly isn't at 52 kg.
My power chair weighs 182 kg.
Thank you! I will have my demo in a couple of hours . I’m excited and nervous. I’m in the UK now but I’m from so far away I worry about travelling.
How did it go? I hope you managed to find the right wheelchair for you ❤
My power assist gave me unprecedented independence. Truly amazing what powered mobility does for you. I've always eyed the whill chairs (for years!) but I have a custom manual now and it's so light and compact I don't know how I could go with something else. My joints are quite painful and unstable but I got lucky in that my shoulders are my best joint - really ought to protect them better though.
I've just ordered the C2 model. I read your comment and yes, please try and save your shoulder function as much as you can. I'm 73 with a disability from 15 months old and I've always been very strong in the shoulders but now they are so worn out I can't use them properly. Save your where it's possible to do so.
Missed you beautiful lady! Excited to watch this! Xx
Aww 🥹 you’re so sweet! I missed you too! Going to have a binge on your videos later today and see what I’ve missed xxx
Thank you for your review. It has helped a lot. I'm a Post Polio and I'm losing more and more muscle & function. I've always relied a lot on my arms but I've damaged both my shoulders so crutches & a manual wheel chair are out for me now. I've been using little scooters but with more problems it's becoming dangerous, in fact I've tipped myself over and I can't now get back up with no shoulder function. Only a small scooter can work in our house. So I had a test run of this scooter and with its high tech wheels it can navigate our tight corners. So we've ordered one. Gulp! Yes very expensive. As I'm 73 years old our Australian government now says I'm not disabled so I don't qualify for any assistance. Isn't it great that old age can "Cure" a lifetime disability.😄 But I need this for safety as well as comfort. I'm only 168cm tall but my legs are as long as a six.foot persons. I'm looking forward to learning how to drive this baby.
I had one delivered to my house today and I'm so excited to start my new life with it! Also - I've got the same colour panels on the arms as you do! Also - I have a Husband and a Cat! :D
Really happy for you that you have more independence, the chair looks great. Good PI(M)P advice too 😊
Aww thanks so much! I really appreciate that 💕
Hi Stela,
My wife Christine has Sarcoidosis and being on steroids for 20 years she now has brittle bones, last month She fell and broke shoulder, we’ve now decided it’s time for a power chair.
Like you we love the modern look of the C2, we have requested a home demo, how do you find putting in/out of car?
Thanks for the content too, it’s really useful, ambulatory users like my wife find it a struggle accepting mobility aids.
Thanks
Chris.
Perfect information...Love from Gujarat India
That wheel chair is amazing gonna buy one for my sister 💪🏽 great review
Wow I’m so happy I’ll get another one 😂
Great review, thank you. One year on, are you still as pleased with it? I have a test of one next week.
So glad I've found you. Great video. I've been considering this exact chair for quite a while now. Here in the States, they aren't covered by insurance. They only cover the huge ones that weigh 2-300 lbs and you need a mechanical lift to get them into a van. I was worried that it may be too difficult for my daughter to manage when she takes me places. I know it breaks down, but do you think I should look for a foldable one instead?
If you want to buy one of these used, and have an IOS device, you can connect to the chair and display the odometer reading to see how far its been driven since it was manufactured.
I'd never heard of PIP before, overall it sounds like an excellent program to help support disabled people in your country
Thank you so much for such a practical review. I have a similar wellness profile to yours so this was incredibly helpful. Are you still using this chair and how's it going?
I mean, with rehab chairs you do know how used one is because they have odometers. My used power chair had 11 miles on it.
But rehab chairs do cost a lot more. My chair was $38,000 new. (I bought it for $1600.)
I need a power wheelchair or shooter because my right does not bend more than 15% anymore. It is so hard to find a wheelchair where I can put my leg straight in front of me.
Hey Stella! I love your videos and energy. And now I have my eyes on the Whill wheelchair from your video 😅
I have one question though. Before even considering a trial with a professional. Are the arm rests adjustable? I am short (158cm/5"2) and I'm scared that the joystick would be too far to easily reach it without having to put strain on my forearms.
Thank you!❤
i have hypermobility and am waiting to see a rhuematologist to see if i have eds, im getting my powerchair on monday!! its an AO6L
Do you have to give it back after the 3 years or can you choose to keep it as you would have paid it off by end end of the 3 years ? The reason I ask is because I’m considering getting one off of my pip but I don’t like the idea of giving it back and then having to lose another 3 years of the motabillity side for a new one when it could help towards other adaptations especially if the one you have is totally fine
I have Multiple sclerosis and I am a photographer. I want to be able to go 'off road' a bit. Right now I have a golden lite rider envy. the tires are not good with off road. My husband has a fear that the front tires will get stones or pebbles in them and I would get stuck. What is your experience?
Follow zebra here. So many questions sorry. Do you feel like there’s enough support in the back rest. I’m seeing your neck whip about and I’m like ouch. Also the front wheels does it feel bumpy as you’re driving or is smooth. Is it waterproof and last what’s it like with cobbles and hills ? Thank u x
How do you get it in a car when you are on your own? All the parts too too heavy
I have a new power chair but it’s several hundred pounds and I don’t have a wheelchair ramp. So I can’t take it outside and that’s where I need it. But my city is very hilly and we don’t have the corners without curbs. Most have high curbs and the others have stairs. Imagine trying to take a huge power chair down 4 or 5 cement steps every time you need to cross the street. So once I’m able to get it outside I’ll have to use it in the street and never on the sidewalk. It’s dangerous.