Quinny Buzz

i loved this pram in many ways, love the way it looks very stylish but does have many cons :( its bulky and heavy not light at all. takes all the boot room in a fiesta.

doesnt go on bus easy at all back wheels so wide catches on the standing polls when you get on and off.

basket is way to small i didnt think this would be a problem but it was.

love the changing bag you buy for it but it fitting on the bottom of pram is little hard when your in rush to get things out of it and its tiny hardly holds anything.

you cannot recline seat with child in it has to be taken off before changing setting before putting seat back on. but can be faced you witch i loved.

i wouldnt recommened this pram to anyone unless from birth to 6 months older baby toddler the swivel wheel isnt swivel without worrying it looks like its gonna snap off and the seat is too small for 6 month plus to top it off my baby boy is 11 months weighing 23lb and i pushed it to go up on to the pavement the handle snapped right off and cannot be fixed so iv lost alot of money i did contact mothercare and they contacted quinny. overall just good for birth - 6 months

I loved this pram (with dreamy cot) until I realised that the actual seat for bigger babies is way too small and my little one (6 months) absolutely hates it. The pram is suppose to be comfortable for a baby (toddler just won't fit in there)but it is designed just to look cool. when you recline the seat, position of your child DOESN'T CHANGE - changes the angle. He can't stretch, move, his chest squashed by shoulders being too snuggle. His back is always sweaty if he spends there more than an hour. I wouldn't recommend it and planning to get Maclaren XT.

We don't have a car, and we've used our Quinny Buzz every day for 14 months now. It has been awesome - a really comfortable workhorse of a pram. We've has no punctures, despite plenty of rough off road walks; no frame problems either. It is heavy if you have to take it apart and carry it, but unless you need to put it in a car boot, you don't ever need to put it down. It goes on the bus fine, leaving room for more prams (though I agree the wheels could be narrower). The best thing for us is that it easily goes on even the highest intercity trains without needing help to get it on. And it's sturdy and safe, and turns on a coin.

The handle, however, has just stopped retracting, which is a bit annoying, but doesn't make it unusable.

I've had no regrets at all buying this pram - but I suspect that's partly because we don't use it with a car.

I was about to buy it, after i ve read the riviews here, i decided not to:( i was almost in love with it today in the shop. thanks god i came here!!!thanks mummies:)

So far we're happy with this pushchair. However, the first one we had delivered was the model being discontinued but had the car seat adapters for the new model. I contacted Quinny directly but they were incredibly unhelpful and do not want to deal with the public at all. Contacted boots who we bought from, they were helpful but all they could do was ask me to return the whole pushchair and they dispatched a replacement as Quinny would not sent the correct parts.

Fingers crossed the whole thing will last longer than 12mths