Paiseec W1 2-in-1 Electric Wheelchair
The Paiseec W1 is a folding power wheelchair with two modes. You drive it with the joystick, or you stand and walk behind it as a powered rollator that reads the slope.
A power wheelchair that turns into a rollator
A folding power wheelchair that works as a powered rollator to walk behind when you want to get up and walk.
Built for real life
What stands out
Power wheelchair
Drive it with the joystick at one of four speed settings, up to 3.7 mph. Reverse is capped at 1.25 mph.
Powered rollator
Switch modes with a button and walk behind the empty chair. Paiseec says it reads the slope and helps on the way up.
Folds with a foot pedal
Step on the pedal and fold the backrest. Folded, it is 36.2" long, 24.4" wide and 16.5" high.
Removable lithium battery
The 24V 12Ah battery comes out to charge indoors and weighs 8 lbs.
The Paiseec W1 is a power wheelchair and a rollator on one frame. You drive it with the joystick at one of four speed settings up to 3.7 mph, and when you want to stand and walk, the empty chair works as a powered rollator that Paiseec says reads the slope and helps on the way up. It folds with a foot pedal to 36.2" long, 24.4" wide and 16.5" high and weighs 45.2 lbs. without its 8 lbs. battery, so most people will want help lifting it into a car. The seat is 16.7" wide and 19.7" deep, the rear tires are air-filled at 9", the front wheels are 8", and the armrests adjust. The limits are plain. Ground clearance is 1.57", the manual limits slopes to 8 degrees, and it limits the rider to 265 lbs., although Paiseec's website gives 300 lbs. The W1 has no caregiver push mode, which is the difference from the W3. Pick the color and the side the joystick sits on. Paiseec calls the battery airline approved, and each airline sets its own rules, so ask yours before you fly.
Straight talk
Is it right for you?
A good fit if you
- want to ride and also walk behind the same chair
- weigh up to 265 lbs.
- travel by car with help lifting
- ride on floors, sidewalks and smooth paths
Look elsewhere if you
- weigh more than 265 lbs.
- need a caregiver push mode, which the W3 has
- ride on grass, gravel or soft ground
- need to lift the chair alone
Specifications
Specifications published by Paiseec. Speed and range vary with rider weight, terrain, battery condition and temperature.
What to expect after you order
After you place your order, we place it with Paiseec and track it to your door. It ships by parcel carrier in its own carton, so there is no delivery appointment to set.
This power wheelchair ships one way. Here is what that includes.
This is how Paiseec ships this power wheelchair. There is nothing to schedule.
It ships in its carton
Paiseec packs it in its own carton and hands it to the parcel carrier.
Delivered to your door
The carrier brings it to your door like any other package.
You unbox it
Unboxing and setup are up to you. The owner's manual in the carton walks you through it.
Warranty and returns
The Paiseec W1 2-in-1 Electric Wheelchair is covered by Paiseec's own limited warranty, published by Paiseec as follows.
| What is covered | How long |
|---|---|
| Complete chair | One year |
| Frame | One year |
| Motors | One year |
| Lithium battery | 18 months, for cracks, leaks or capacity below 60% |
| Charger, controller and display | One year |
| Tires | Six months |
| Other parts | Three months, including the footrest, seat belt, plastic parts, cushions and backrest |
| Not covered | Misuse, weather such as rain or snow, accidents and overloading, repairs outside Paiseec service, and a battery left uncharged in storage |
If something goes wrong
Call us first at 1-855-HIELINE. We file the claim with Paiseec for you and get the covered part sorted out rather than handing you a phone number.
Returns
This power wheelchair may be returned within 30 days of delivery if it is unused and in the original packaging. Contact us before starting a return. See our return policy for complete details.
This power wheelchair has a 20% restocking fee.
Return shipping to us is yours to arrange, and the shipping we paid to deliver it to you is deducted from your refund along with that fee.
Common questions
Power wheelchair mode, driven with the joystick, and rollator mode, where you stand and walk behind the empty chair with the motors helping. A button switches between them.
The W3 adds a third mode in which a caregiver pushes the chair and the motors help. The W1 weighs 45.2 lbs. without the battery against the W3's 49.6 lbs., and it folds to 16.5" high against 17.7".
Paiseec's W1 manual limits the rider to 265 lbs. Paiseec's website and dealer sheet give 300 lbs. A weight limit is a safety figure, so this page uses the manual's 265 lbs.
45.2 lbs. without the battery in the manual, and Paiseec's product page gives 42 lbs. The battery weighs 8 lbs.
Paiseec's dealer sheet gives up to 15.6 miles. A heavier rider, hills and cold weather shorten the range.
Step on the folding pedal and hold it, pull the backrest back and fold it forward, then fold the backrest down and strap the chair. Folded, it measures 36.2" long, 24.4" wide and 16.5" high.
Yes. Pick the right or the left side on this page.
Paiseec calls the removable battery airline approved. Each airline sets its own rules for power wheelchairs and lithium batteries, so check with yours before you travel.
One year on the complete chair, frame, motors, charger, controller and display. 18 months on the lithium battery. Six months on the tires and three months on other parts such as the footrests, cushions and backrest.
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Included.What does this mean?
This section covers what the manufacturer warrants and for how long.
There is nothing to buy here. The full terms are in the Warranty tab further up this page.
Included.What does this mean?
This section is how your order reaches you and how far into your home it comes.
Curbside is the free option. The power wheelchair ships from the manufacturer straight to your address. Allow about two to three days for the order to be processed and shipped, then about five more in transit depending on where you live. No carrier in this trade quotes an exact date, so treat both figures as estimates rather than promises. It arrives boxed at the curb, and getting it inside is yours to arrange.
This one comes in a single box and the setup is not hard. The box goes through a normal doorway and most people manage it on their own. The free option is a fair choice here.
