Electric Wheelchair Video Guides & FAQs | Mobility Extra
Electric Wheelchair & Mobility Scooter Video Guides | Mobility Extra
How to Choose the Right Mobility Product (Avoid These Common Mistakes)
In this video, we walk you through how to choose the right Mobility Product, and more importantly, how to avoid the common mistakes that cost people time, money and frustration.
Electric Wheelchair vs Mobility Scooter – Which Is Better for You? Folding Models Explained
In this video, we explain the real-world differences between folding electric wheelchairs and folding mobility scooters, and how to decide which one is the better choice for your needs.
Should you buy a carbon electric wheelchair?
A helpful guide on the Pros and Cons of a Carbon Power Chair
Electric Wheelchair Motor Types Explained – Brushed vs Brushless Pros & Cons
In this video, we explain the difference between brushed and brushless motors used in electric wheelchairs, what the differences actually mean in real-world use.
Taking an Electric Wheelchair on a Plane – What You Need to Know Before You Fly
In this video, we explain how to take an electric wheelchair on a plane, and the key things you need to get right before you travel.
Electric Wheelchair Accessories You’ll Actually Use (Skip the Rest)
In this video, we go through the electric wheelchair accessories we actually recommend — the ones that make day-to-day use easier without overcomplicating things.
Need Help Choosing a Wheelchair? Here’s the Best Way to Contact Us
In this video, we explain all the ways you can contact us and more importantly, which one to use depending on what you need.
Using an Electric Wheelchair or Mobility Scooter on Public Transport in the UK
In this video, we explain what it’s really like using an electric wheelchair or mobility scooter on public transport in the UK, including taxis, trains and buses.
Rear Attendant Control for Electric Wheelchairs – Unboxing, Fitting & How It Works
In this video, we unbox and fit a rear attendant control system for an electric wheelchair, allowing a carer or family member to control the chair safely from behind.