Defective product, failed replacement, and a missed milestone that cannot be undone.
We ordered this wheelchair on May 17 with a specific, time-sensitive need: my wife needed a working unit by June 4 so she could chaperone our son's school field trip. That context mattered to us. It should matter to any company selling mobility equipment.
The chair arrived May 23 displaying an E6 error out of the box. We contacted support, followed every troubleshooting step provided, and got nowhere. OAS Mobility assured us a replacement controller would fix the problem and shipped one. It arrived today, June 3, one day before the field trip.
Same error. Same result. My wife is in tears. She will not be there tomorrow.
That is not a minor inconvenience. Mobility equipment is not discretionary. When someone spends $1,162 and waits 17 days, they are not waiting on a convenience item. They are waiting on independence, participation, and moments that do not repeat.
The reviews that led us here described a quality product and responsive support. Our experience was a defective unit, a replacement that did not work, and a deadline that passed with no resolution and no escalation offered.
For a company in this space, that is a serious failure. I would not recommend OAS Mobility based on this experience







