• Stiffy@lemmy.world
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    5 days ago

    Basic models: Starting around $1,200 to $2,000 for travel chairs.

    Mid-range options: Typically between $2,500 and $5,000.

    High-end models: Can exceed $10,000 for advanced features and customization.

    Customized models: Prices can go up to $5,000+ for specialized needs.

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      NotAWheelchair (owned by YouTuber Jerryrig Everything) sells custom models for 1,200 to $2,000. Not sure if the customization they offer is everything you meant, but they seem to be offering some competition to the market.

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      Seems pretty reasonable to me, not sure what their point was. The ear implants are crazy, wheelchairs aren’t.

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        Seems pretty reasonable to an able-bodied person who can pull an income. A ton of disabled people cannot, and US medicaid often has disgustingly low limits.

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        Yeah wheelchairs look to be around hearing aid prices by that, though with much more room on both ends (yeah I know you can get dirt cheap HAs that are the auditory equivalent of reading glasses, but they’re the auditory equivalent of reading glasses)