Zippie Q300 M Mini Kids Powerchair

The Zippie Q300 M Mini Kids is the flagship paediatric powerchair from Sunrise Medical. It features an incredibly narrow base, and combines with seating that can grow with your child - ensuring it will last for years to come.

Product Description

Seating

The paediatric Sedeo Lite seating on the Zippie Q300 M Mini Kids Powerchair can, without additional parts, grow in width from 28 - 40 cm and depth from 26 - 40 cm. This allows for regular adjustments so that it always provides a perfect and comfortable fit over the years.

The seating system can cater to a wide range of requirements, and every aspect of it is configurable - from cushions and backrests to legrests, armrests, headrests and other postural supports. For those with advanced postural needs, JAY seating or other third-party seating can be fitted, as well as Whitmyer headrests, bodypoint harnesses and more. The modular nature means that it can be adapted over time, continuously meeting your child's needs.

Powered seating functions, including lift, tilt and recline are available. The lifter comes with C-Me technology, allowing your child to drive at walking pace when fully elevated - keeping them at eye level with their friends, and better able to interact with their environment.

Power Base

The compact base of the Q300 M Mini allows it to manoeuvre around the tight spaces a child might encounter, such as the classroom. As well as a compact length, it features a market-leading 52 cm width - combined with true mid-wheel drive, it can literally turn on the spot.

The Q300 is just as capable outdoors, featuring all-wheel independent suspension for a comfortable ride, and safe and stable handling.

A range of control systems are available, and popular options include dual controls to allow an attendant to take charge when required, and a remote stop that can be activated at a range of up to 30 metres. Special controls can also be fitted, including tray-mounted buttons for those children who struggle with joysticks.

Our Verdict

The Zippie Q300 M Mini Kids is an outstanding paediatric wheelchair, ideal for younger children, and able to be adjusted to fit for many years. We would recommend trying it alongside Quantum's Edge 3 Stretto, a similar paediatric powerchair that offers some additional powered seating functions, while older children should opt for the Quickie Q300M Mini Teens instead.

Key Features

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    Seating that grows with your child
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    Ultra-narrow base
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    Configurable seating
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    Range of control options

Our Service

We offer a range of solutions for getting the powered wheelchair of your choice, including purchase, long-term hire agreements of one or three years, and the option to lease through the Motability scheme.

We passionately believe we provide a level of service above and beyond other retailers that gives you real value for money. Our in-house experts can provide you with impartial advice on the right wheelchair for you, and none of our staff are on commission.

All aftercare is carried out by our experienced specialists, with a fleet of mobile engineers, and a fully stocked workshop at our HQ - we don't get a third-party company to carry out our work. In the event your powerchair needs to come back to us for repair, we will provide you with a loan powered wheelchair from our extensive fleet to keep you mobile. We maintain a fleet of high-end prescriptive powered wheelchairs so that your loan product will be as similar as possible to your wheelchair.

Try This Powered Wheelchair

Our Chessington Showroom is stocked with a wide range of wheelchairs for you to try out and compare, and our product specialists are on hand to answer all your questions, and carry out a full assessment. Visiting our Showroom allows you to see the widest possible range of powerchairs before making your decision on which powered wheelchair to buy.

We are also able to carry out home assessments and demonstrations - please call us to book one in. A home consultation comes with the benefit of trying out an electric wheelchair around the environment in which you will be using it.