October 2, 2024 | Natalie Webber Robooter E60-A vs Whill C2 Powerchair: Models Compared If you’ve been researching the latest electric wheelchairs, you’ve probably seen the innovation of the omnidirectional wheel and know there are two powerchair manufacturers that offer this option: Robooter and Whill. We commonly get asked how they compare, so here’s a complete comparison of the Robooter E60-A and Whill C2 powerchairs. For both models, you’ll find a non-biased, facts-first review of their advantages/disadvantages and their similarities/differences. What is the Robooter E60-A? The Robooter E60-A is an outdoor/indoor powerchair with omnidirectional front wheels and lithium battery. It features a manual folding mechanism, which means you can fold the Robooter E60-A to the size of a large suitcase for storage or transport. The Robooter E60-A is made in China. Top 3 pros of the Robooter E60-A compared to the Whill C2 Better outdoor performance: The Robooter E60-A is better suited for outdoor performance, with a choice of batteries, a higher waterproof rating and greater step-climbing ability. More accessories and on-board storage: You have a fantastic choice of Robooter accessories, including a headrest and heated seat, and a greater range of storage bags and holders. Less expensive: At £3795.00, the Robooter E60-A is considerably cheaper than the Whill C2, which retails at £4995.00. What is the Whill C2? The Whill C2 is an indoor/outdoor powerchair with omnidirectional front wheels and lithium battery. It features a splitable frame, which means you can dismantle the Whill C2 into 4 compact sections for transport. The Whill C2 is made in Japan. Top 3 pros of the Whill C2 compared to the Robooter E60-A Choice of sizes and more adjustable: You can choose from 3 seat sizes – 16, 18 or 20 in – and each size has in-built adjustability in terms of seat height and backrest height. It doesn’t, however, have an adjustable backrest angle like the Robooter E60-A. There is also a Support model which features thoracic lateral support. Superbly smooth driving performance: The Whill C2’s omnidirectional driving is more fine-tuned than Robooter, giving you ride a slightly smoother feel. More compact for indoor manoeuvrability: With a narrower overall width and tighter turning radius, the Whill C2 is better suited to the tightest of indoor spaces than the Robooter E60-A. Robooter E60-A vs Whill C2: tech specs compared Robooter E60-A Whill C2 Length 987mm (38.9in) 985mm (38.8in) Width 640mm (25.2in) 554mm (21.8in) Height 932mm (36.7in) 940mm (37in) Seat Width 455 – 515mm* (17.9 – 20.2 in) *Measured as distance between armrests 400, 450 or 500 mm (16, 18 or 20 in) Seat Height 415mm (16.3in) 313 – 393 mm (12.3 – 15.5 in) Seat Depth 430mm (17in) 16in SW: 400mm (16in) 18 or 20in SW: 450mm (18in) Seat Angle 3° 4.5° Backrest Height 932mm (36.7in) 745mm (29.3in) – 945mm (37.2in) Back Angle Adjustment 8-38° 0° Ground Clearance 76mm (3in) 60mm (2in) Turning Radius 850mm (33.4in) 760mm (29.9in) Motors 2x 150W 2 x 150W Max Speed 4mph 4mph (in UK) Max Obstacle Height 60mm (2.3in) 50mm (2in) Max Gradient 15° 10° Batteries 20Ah or 25Ah 10.5Ah Max Range 14 miles (20Ah) or 18 miles (25Ah) 11 miles Charging Time 7 hours (20Ah) or 9 hours (25Ah) 5 hours Wheels & Tyres Front: 10in omnidirectional wheels Rear: 10in pneumatic tyres Front: 10in omnidirectional wheels Rear: 10in pneumatic tyres Max User Weight 150kg (23.6st) 136kg (21.5st) Net Weight 34.2kg 51.9 kg – heaviest component: 19.4 kg (16in Seat Model) Crash Tested No No App Control Yes Yes Waterproof Level IPX5 IPX4 Colours 4 9 I trust this guide has given you a clear understanding of the differences between the Robooter E60-A and Whill C2, along with the benefits of each model. With this information, you should have a better idea of which model would be best for you. And, if you’d like to book a test drive of either, please get in touch. Related articles Robooter Powerchairs: An Honest Review (September 2024) Robooter power wheelchairs: which is best for me? Robooter Power Wheelchairs: Models Compared Get in touch Got a question or want to send us a message? Let’s talk.