October 2, 2024 | Natalie Webber Robooter E60 GT 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 GT and Whill C2 powerchairs. For both models, you’ll find a non-biased, facts-first review of their advantages/disadvantages and their similarities/differences. Jump straight to: Toggle What is the Robooter E60 GT?Top 3 pros of the Robooter E60 GT compared to the Whill C2What is the Whill C2?Top 3 pros of the Whill C2 compared to the Robooter E60 GTRobooter E60 GT vs Whill C2: tech specs comparedRelated articlesGet in touch What is the Robooter E60 GT? The Robooter E60 GT 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 GT to the size of a large suitcase for storage or transport. The Robooter E60 GT is made in China. Top 3 pros of the Robooter E60 GT compared to the Whill C2 Better outdoor performance: The Robooter E60 GT is better suited for outdoor performance, with a choice of batteries, 250W motors, 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 GT is considerably cheaper than the Whill C2, which retails at £4995.00. Find out more about the Robooter E60 GT 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 GT 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 GT. 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 GT. Find out more about the Whill C2 Robooter E60 GT vs Whill C2: tech specs compared Robooter E60 GT 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 250W 2 x 150W Max Speed 4mph 4mph (in UK) Max Obstacle Height 60mm (2.3in) 50mm (2in) Max Gradient 15° 10° Batteries 12Ah, 20Ah or 25Ah 10.5Ah Max Range 11 miles (12Ah), 14 miles (20Ah) 11 miles Charging Time 5.5 hours (12Ah), 7 hours (20Ah) 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 GT 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 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.