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WHILL Model F specs

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Short answer

WHILL says the Model F weighs 52.9 lb without battery, carries up to 253.5 lb and goes up to 12.4 mi on a charge. Its lithium battery works out to 253 Wh, within the 300 Wh FAA limit for mobility-aid batteries. FDA's database lists 510(k) clearance K221438.

  • List price $2,499
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What are the Model F's specs?

WHILL Model F specs as published
SpecPublished figureSource
Weight without battery52.9 lbWHILL Model F page
Weight with battery58.9 lbWHILL Model F page
Weight capacity253.5 lbWHILL Model F page
Range per charge12.4 miWHILL Model F page
Top speed3.7 mphWHILL Model F page
Turning radius30.7 inWHILL Model F page
Overall width21.8 inWHILL Model F page
Ground clearance2.4 inWHILL Model F page
Steepest slope10°WHILL Model F page
Highest obstacle1.4 inWHILL Model F page
Seat18 in wideWHILL Model F page
Frame warranty5 years (base and seat frame)WHILL Model F page
Price$2,499WHILL Model F page

Not published: heaviest single piece.

Weight: Battery weighs 6 lb.

Folding: Folds in under three seconds. Folded: 18.3 in long, 33.7 or 35.7 in tall.

Can you fly with the Model F?

What the maker says: WHILL says the battery is approved for airline travel.

US airlines follow DOT/FAA rules for lithium batteries on mobility devices: each battery may be up to 300 Wh; a passenger may carry one spare up to 300 Wh or two spares up to 160 Wh each. Always confirm with your airline. More on flying with a power wheelchair.

Is the Model F FDA cleared?

Searched FDA's 510(k) database on November 8, 2026.

Recalls: No recall for this model appeared in the most recent FDA powered-wheelchair recalls we reviewed. We have not yet reviewed the full recall history.

Where do the published figures disagree?

Ask the seller to confirm these before you buy.

Where do these figures come from?

Makers change specs and prices without notice. Found a newer figure? Write to [email protected].

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