Best Maxi-Cosi 4-Wheel Prams & Strollers

Terrible stroller. The top part of the pram where the child's heard rests and the straps go through broke immediately. Now everytime they are sitting… Read more

in the pram their head is pushed so far forward that its terribly uncomfortable for them. We got one use out of it before it broke and now we cant use it and are left without a stroller. Such an utterly horrible pram. DO NOT BUY!

Stylish, versatile design, excellent customer service – Bought this for my grandbaby and they really love it. So versatile and easy to transport and store with the pram, stroller and baby carseat capsule… Read more

all on the one walker frame so don't need to remove baby from carseat capsule if asleep just pop the capsule onto the stroller/pram frame. Looks very stylish and great quality. Just bought the twin stroller now as another unexpected new grandchild already. Would highly recommend this brand. Excellent professional friendly customer service from Michelle and the other staff also.

The pram may look solid, but it's not as reliable as it seems. A rear wheel is damaged, and I can't find a replacement anywhere. What's the use of… Read more

removable wheels if the company doesn't stock any parts in Australia? It's extremely frustrating. I regret my choice, as other brands provide easy access to replacement parts, making them a far better option.

Don’t bother – Front wheels very flimsy, they don’t turn properly. Constantly pulls to one side. For the amount of money spent, totally not worth it. Would be better off getting a $99 pram from Kmart. Show details

Lila stroller – Well built, easy to manoeuver... However release button is sooo stuff you need to be a gorilla to use it. As soon as you lift it up the added weight… Read more

causes it to stick. Dry lubing sliding mechanism helps to get it to fold/unfold...why am I doing this though? Product would be easier to manage for shorter people, aka not 6ft to have the handle slider and folding mechanism as separate settings. You need to release both and then let go of the handle slider button or you're lifting at maximum extension, which makes it hard to get to the final click of the folding legs. If you need a dual stage button go for push slide for the thumb... Instructions don't match what you actually need to do to get it to fold in and out... an intuitive design shouldn't need instructions...