Customer Reviews for VEVOR 2 in 1 Rollator Walker & Transport Chair for Seniors, Folding Rolling Walker Wheelchair Combo & Footrests, Lightweight Aluminum Mobility Walker with Adjustable Handle, All Terrain Wheels, 136 kg

Prima gelaufen, Danke!!!

Mom has a Nexus rollator which she loves and which costs almost double the price. In my comparison and review, I am comparing the 2 devices as well as considering the difference in price. I bought the Vevor 2-in-1 for our overseas trip. It’s great to use as both walking assistant and wheelchair. Most rollators are not designed to do both. Assembling the device, we were challenged already at step 1. The metal opening of the leg was slightly too big (or the head of the screw was too small) - the screw head went into the metal tube instead of holding the wheel in place. We spent 15 minutes turning the section upside down, shaking it and tapping it with a rubber mallet. The manual only shows close-up photos of the step being constructed. This is like showing only 1 foot of an elephant, then part of the trunk and maybe an ear. It’s hard to know which is the Front Wheel without a diagram that labels all the parts! I tried to upload the image of the screw and its location but the Vevor website didn’t accept the format/size of my photo.

It would be a bit better to have the front two wheels standing out more to the front (feel safer) and the two rear wheels a bit shorter to the center so that make it easier to turn and the person to push feel better.

El producto es muy cómodo y ligero excelente por la diversidad que aporta al se andador y cuando el discapacitado i anciano se cansa es silla de ruedas, EL ÚNICO PROBLEMA ES LA FALTA DE CALIDAD, las ruedas tiemblan y se frenan por la terrible oscilación en las delanteras y no se puede ajustar si llevas la el mis silla de ruedas rápido se frena porque se ponen de lado. Por lo demás contenta rapidez en la entrega seguridad llego muy bien enbalado

Had this since Oct 2024, It is built rather poorly. Used it with my father, 125lbs. The wheels are plastic, and not at all good for traction. An elderly person also uses a walker to stabilize themselves when getting up out of a chair. Also, they need the walker to be steadfast when the person is transferring from walk to sit-down-wheelchair mode. Doesn't go end well when the walker just slides away from you on smooth or carpeted surfaces. The foot plates are also very cheaply designed. Constantly had to twist and adjust them. Spend the money (like I should have) and buy a proper walker.

not easy to steer as a wheel chair As a wheel chair, the pushers hands are right at the back of the pushee... a little cramped akward to use the little push tabs to go up over inclines Really like that when the legs are turned in, they have a way to lock, i have used a few, and the stupid legs are forever falling off when i put it in to the car,. A little akward to put intomy car, as i have to tip the back wheels in first, then i can get the rest of it in.