Monarch Air Pro
Our verdict
Hard to recommend until Monarch corrects its spec table: the shortest range here at 6 miles, and a rider limit given as both 18 stone and 120 kg.
Best for: short trips and travel by lighter riders, if Monarch or a dealer confirms the figures in writing.
Not for: riders over 114 kg (18 stone), anyone who needs more than about 6 miles, or steeper routes.
Based on the maker's published documents. We have not physically tested this product.
Specifications
Shown as printed in the source, last checked 18 September 2026. Where a figure is missing, the maker did not publish it or we did not record it.
| Weight | 14.8 kg without battery, 15 kg with it (Monarch’s page) |
|---|---|
| Max rider | 18 stone (114 kg); the same table also says 120 kg |
| Range | Up to 6 miles, “subject to weight and terrain” |
| Speed | 4 mph |
| Battery | Lithium, 6 Ah; voltage not published |
| Folded | 67 x 28 x 72 cm |
| Turning radius | 74 cm |
| Climb | 9 degrees |
| Warranty | Not published on the product page |
| RRP | £1,995 |
Price on Amazon today
| Photo | Title | Price | Buy |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monarch Mobility Air Pro – Lightweight Folding Electric Wheelchair | Portable Powerchair for Travel & Everyday Use | £1,599.99 |
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Where the maker’s own documents disagree
Monarch’s spec table gives the limit as “18 stone”. 18 stone is 114 kg, and the same table says 120 kg. We list 114 kg. The same table lists 14.8 kg without the battery and 15 kg with it, which would make the battery 0.2 kg. Two dealers we checked describe a transport weight of about 12.5 kg, a figure we could not find on Monarch’s page. The table also gives a seat-to-ground height of 19 cm, which cannot be right for a powerchair seat.
Where these figures come from
We read the maker's documents for this product when we wrote Best Electric Wheelchairs UK: 10 Powerchairs Checked Against Their Makers’ Manuals, where it is ranked number 10. The guide names each document and explains how the products were ranked.
Specifications are shown as the maker prints them in its own product page, leaflet or manual, read on the date given. Where a price is shown it names the seller and the date. We have not physically tested these products, and no maker or retailer can pay to be listed or placed higher. Not sure what suits you? An occupational therapist or your local wheelchair service can advise.
Spotted a figure that has changed? Email hello@reviewmobility.co.uk and we will check it against the maker's current documents.
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- Max rider
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- Range
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- Weight
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- Range
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The longest range on this list measured at full load: Pride rates the Jazzy Select’s 19.4 miles with a 136 kg rider.
- Weight
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- Batteries
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