Exoskeleton price: what is the budget for walking?
What budget should you plan for beyond the listed price?
To compare the price of an exoskeleton, look at the cost of the ready-to-use equipment, then the options you actually need. A price alone does not allow you to compare two devices intended for different uses.
- The starter pack: The ExoBlue V-X1 includes the exoskeleton, a battery, and its USB-C charging cable. You do not need to buy a second battery to get started.
- Accessories: An additional battery is sold separately. It allows you to have a second battery for your outings.
- Delivery: Fees and available options are specified during checkout, depending on your destination. Consult the delivery and return policy.
- Post-purchase support: Compare warranty conditions, returns, and access to customer service, in addition to the device's features.
The updated price, options, and payment terms can be found on the ExoBlue V-X1 product page.
Why do exoskeleton prices vary?
The word "exoskeleton" covers several types of equipment. Before comparing their prices, check the assisted movement, the type of assistance, and the intended use.
- Passive vs. motorized assistance: The presence of motors, a battery, and controls changes the equipment and its usage constraints. The V-X1 has two motors, one per leg.
- Walking, work, or rehabilitation: A device intended to support daily walking does not meet the same need as equipment for a workstation or rehabilitation. The V-X1 is a consumer product, not a medical one.
- Included equipment and services: Compare what each offer includes, optional accessories, and after-sales conditions. Two prices are only comparable if the scope is equivalent.
To understand these differences, consult our overview of exoskeletons and our guide on choosing an exoskeleton.
For a senior, what should you check before buying?
Budget matters, but compatibility with the individual remains essential. For someone who already walks and gets tired during their outings, check the weight, simplicity of controls, and comfort while in motion. The assistance supports the steps; it does not walk for the user.
Our walking exoskeleton for seniors page presents how the V-X1 works and includes testimonials filmed during trials. For usage and autonomy, also consult the walking exoskeleton guide.
Frequently asked questions about price and purchase
Do I need to buy an extra battery?
No. The V-X1 comes with one battery. The extra battery is an option: weigh its value against the duration and type of your outings.
Can I pay in installments?
Available options are displayed on the product page and at checkout. A proposal for installment payments remains subject to the provider's terms and approval; it does not change the reference price presented in this guide.
Can I try it before ordering?
Yes. The ExoBlue trial lasts 20 minutes, with an expert, for free and without obligation. The trial booking page indicates the cities, available slots, and callback options.
The ExoBlue V-X1 is not a medical device. In the event of a medical condition, balance disorder, or doubt regarding use, seek medical advice before use.