Pride · folding powerchair
Used Pride Jazzy Assist
The Pride Jazzy Assist is a folding powerchair with a carbon fibre frame, weighing 15.9 kg without its battery. It folds in 5 seconds, goes up to 4 mph and has a rear-view camera, motion sensors and a phone app. It comes with a 10Ah or a 20Ah battery: each listing says which.
15.9 kg
Weight (without battery)
4 mph
Top speed
136 kg
Maximum user weight
380 × 620 × 820 mm
Folded (L × W × H)
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Specification
Manufacturer's figures.
| Performance | |
|---|---|
| Top speed | 4 mph (6 km/h) |
| Maximum slope | 7° |
| Maximum obstacle | 25 mm |
| Turning radius | 852 mm |
| Ground clearance | 65 mm |
| Drive | Two motors, rear-wheel drive |
| Suspension | Front casters |
| Class of use | A |
| Charger | 29.4V 2A |
| Size | |
| Open (L × W × H) | 1035 × 620 × 872 mm |
| Folded (L × W × H) | 380 × 620 × 820 mm |
| Seat width | 460 mm |
| Seat depth | 437 mm |
| Backrest height | 438 mm |
| Seat to footrest | 378 mm |
| Wheels | Front 178 mm (7") solid, rear 254 mm (10") pneumatic |
| Weight | |
| Weight | 15.9 kg (without battery) |
| Maximum user weight | 136 kg (21 st 5 lb) |
| Frame | Carbon fibre |
| Features | |
| Folding | Folds in 5 seconds and rolls like a suitcase when folded |
| EZ-Pass | Turning assist for tight spaces and doorways |
| Sensors | Two LiDAR motion sensors |
| Rear camera | Rear-view camera for reversing |
| Emergency alert | Smart SOS alert with tilt detection |
| App | Bluetooth remote control, battery information, diagnostics and location tracking |
| Controller | Large LCD display |
| Other | USB charging port, speakers, front LED lights, curved backrest |
| Varies from chair to chair | |
| Batteries | 10Ah (1.4 kg) or 20Ah (3 kg), 25V lithium-ion |
| Range | Up to 13.6 km (about 8.4 miles) with the 10Ah battery, up to 27.2 km (16.9 miles) with the 20Ah, with a 100 kg rider (Pride's sell sheet says 9 and 18 miles) |
Before you buy a used Jazzy Assist
How heavy is the Jazzy Assist?
15.9 kg without its battery. The 10Ah battery weighs a further 1.4 kg and the 20Ah a further 3 kg.
How far will it go?
Up to 13.6 km (about 8.4 miles) with the 10Ah battery, or up to 27.2 km (16.9 miles) with the 20Ah. These are Pride's figures with a 100 kg rider; Pride's sell sheet says 9 and 18 miles. A heavier rider, hills and the weather all shorten it.
Why does each listing look different?
It comes with either the 10Ah or the larger 20Ah battery, which changes how far it goes. Each listing says which battery that chair has, and its range.
How small does it fold?
Pride say it folds in 5 seconds, to 380 × 620 × 820 mm. It then rolls along like a suitcase. Check those measurements against your car boot.
What is the most it can carry, and can it manage kerbs?
It takes users up to 136 kg (21 st 5 lb). It climbs slopes up to 7° and gets over obstacles up to 25 mm, so you will need dropped kerbs.
What do the camera and sensors do?
The rear-view camera helps when reversing. EZ-Pass is Pride's turning assist for tight spaces and doorways, and the chair has two LiDAR motion sensors. They help you drive it: you are still in control and need to watch where you are going.
Is the Jazzy Assist right for you?
Tell us how you’ll use it and we’ll say honestly if another model fits better.