Bradley O.
They command far too high a cost
They command far too high a cost, the individuals they make equipment (disability aides) for, their target demographic, cannot afford the products or the repair and maintenance. Speaking on the subject of repair, whoever they sent out didn't do a proper repair so we had to fix it ourselves. I noticed how they rigged things and did no cable management in the back of the chair so the user can get hung up. Maybe there's a firmware that needs to be updated but the chair just errors and we have to shut it off. Due to our maintenance, everything is properly lubed where it should be, and the arms of the chair only break a couple times a year (there are major design flaws). The product is way better than nothing but they really need competition, it's kinda monopolistic for them to charge so much, and not do a clean job on top. They're STILL using lead acid(heavy, short life cycle of charging, and inefficient) batteries when we have better battery tech. If they have implemented lifepo, the user of their product would never have to worry about the cell losing memory or ability to hold charge because of going dead. The fact that wheelchair users are having to limit their distance traveled because of an old battery tech is really sad.

