Narrow enough for small spaces, with powered lift and tilt for all-day comfort

Busy shops, clinic corridors and compact homes can be hard going in a wide chair. The Quickie Q300 M Mini is just 520 mm wide — the narrowest powerchair Sunrise Medical makes — yet it still has the suspension and motors to cope well outdoors.

This pre-owned 2022 chair adds powered seat lift and powered tilt, plus a manual recline, so you can raise yourself to reach things, tilt back to ease pressure and rest, and change position through the day. It's fitted with brand new batteries and arrives fully serviced, with its user manual and charger.

✅ Key Features & Benefits

• Powered seat lift and tilt
  Rise up to reach shelves or talk at eye level, and tilt back to shift pressure off your bottom and back — helpful if you sit for long periods.

• Only 520 mm wide
  Slips through narrow doorways, between shop aisles and round tight corners at home.

• True mid-wheel drive, 1200 mm turning circle
  Turns in a very small space, so small rooms are much less of a puzzle.

• Brand new batteries, up to 25 miles
  Fresh 50Ah batteries give you a full day out with range to spare.

• All-wheel suspension
  Each wheel is cushioned independently for a steadier, more comfortable ride outdoors.

• 13-inch drive wheels
  Climbs kerbs up to 50 mm and handles rougher ground and slopes with confidence.

• Manual recline
  Ease the backrest back when you want to relax.

• Excellent condition
  Plastics, seat and tyres on this chair are listed as excellent.

Who it suits best

• You need a very narrow electric wheelchair (also known as a powerchair) for home and busy places
• You'd benefit from changing position with powered lift and tilt
• You want a compact chair that still performs well outdoors

Worth knowing before you buy

This is a pre-owned 2022 chair, so it has had a previous owner, but it has new batteries and has been fully serviced. The recline is manual, not powered. A mid-wheel drive powerchair like this isn't designed to fold into a car boot; if you need a chair to lift into a car, a folding electric wheelchair will suit you better.

Questions customers ask us

Can it get up kerbs?
Yes, its 13-inch drive wheels let it climb kerbs up to 50 mm.

How far will it go?
Up to 25 miles on a full charge, depending on your weight, the terrain and hills.

Can I see it before I buy?
Yes. Call us first so we can check it's in the showroom — if it isn't, we can usually arrange a demo model. You can also book a free home assessment.