Babybee Rover3 (2021) Questions & Answers

Hi Bec, Thanks for getting in touch Our prams have been designed for "urban living" so footpaths, shops and local parks are ideal surfaces. When it comes to off-road and uneven terrain they can definitely handle it, they just won't feel as comfy for you or bub as a 3 wheeled jogging stroller would with much larger wheels.

It's really the front swivel wheels that become the issue rather than the rear when you take a pram off road. If you do decide to take your ROVER3 off road you can lock the front swivel wheels.

Our Aeroglide wheels are made from a high-grade PU rubber that offers some of the cushioning that air tires do but without the maintenance and punctures. They're also resistant to fine gravel and small stones so they'll stay looking newer for longer and won't wear out anywhere near as fast as traditional EVA wheels.

I hope that's answered your question if you need anything else please don't hesitate to ask, we're here to help!

Cheers, Shannon

Hi Carly! Thanks for your question. The Rover3 does not meet the requirements for carry on and would need to be checked in. We do sell a travel stroller called the Miles if you wanted to take a look, we also stock a carry bag for the Miles as well.

Kind regards, Jess

Hi Brittany, Thanks for getting in touch :) When it comes to jogging, 3 wheeled jogging strollers are definitely going to perform best. The key differences with these and 4 wheel strollers like our ROVER are the single front wheel that enables you to turn easier, a much wider frame to offer greater stability, much larger wheels to make it easier for you to push and comfier for bub and they've often got great suspension, a fixed seat (not a 2 in 1 reversible seat that will shake) and a stronger/heavier frame designed to take the additional impact. And the same will be true for any other 2-in-1 prams.

Our prams have been designed for "urban living" so footpaths, shops and local parks are ideal surfaces. When it comes to off-road and uneven terrain they can definitely handle it, they just won't feel as comfy for you or bub as a 3 wheeled jogging stroller would with much larger wheels.

Our new Aeroglide wheels are made from a high-grade PU rubber that offers some of the cushioning that air tires do but without the maintenance and punctures. They're also resistant to fine gravel and small stones so they'll stay looking newer for longer and won't wear out anywhere near as fast as traditional EVA wheels.

I hope that's answered your question if you need anything else please don't hesitate to ask, we're here to help!

Cheers, Natasha

I have had no issues with mine! I would recommend contacting them!

Hi there,

If you haven't already please send through some videos showing the issues your experiencing to au.support@babybeeonline.com so we can have a look into this for you.

Cheers, Shannon

Vid was sent to babybee support and was told handlebar rattling is normal ??(as you can see here other customers got lucky and don't have this issue)... Regarding the clicking noise, support sent 'new' wheels which are missing cover/logo. (probably used wheels). This is absolutely unacceptable. Why can't they just send me brand new pram and pickup the faulty one?

Hi there, Without having you're email address I'm unable to check this out personally for you. If possible could you please reply to your the last email we sent saying that Shannon has asked for you to get in touch so that the message is forwarded on to me?

Cheers, Shannon

I have PM you my email address :)

Hi Ashley, Thanks for getting in touch :) The main differences between the ROVER2019 and ROVER3 are the built in UV cover in the bassinet and the easier access to the basket from the rear of the pram.

Here is a link that will give you a full comparison between the ROVER2019 and the ROVER3 models. external link 

If there is anything else we can help with please let me know, we are here to help.

Cheers, Shannon

We are planning on getting the Rover 3 pram for our baby arriving in Oct, but a friend has offered their bassinet, from either the 2019 or 2021 Rover range (I would have to double check!) would their bassinet fit on the Rover 3 if we bought it?

Hi there,

Thank you for your interest in Babybee!

Yes the ROVER 2019 bassinet is compatible with the ROVER3 frame.

Kind Regards, The Babybee Team

Hi Josh, Thanks for getting in touch. The wheels from the DUO2 are not compatible with the ROVER3. Keep in mind even though the DUO2 wheels are larger they are both designed for the same sort of use. They are larger on the DUO2 as the pram needs to be able to carry double the weight.

We're sure you'll love the ROVER3 once you get it and feel the push but if for any reason you don't we do have our free 9 month return policy.

Please get in touch if we can help with anything else.

Cheers, Shannon

Hi Dipeen, Thank you for getting in touch with us at Babybee As of Jan 4th, 2022, we have had a storewide price increase. The decision for the price increase was made due to the increase in supplier and shipping costs.

Feel free to sign up at the following link to be the first to know about upcoming sales, promotions and competitions - external link 

Please let us know if you have any other questions, we're here to help!

Kind regards, Tammie

Hi Herb, Thanks for reaching out. The ROVER3 comes in 2 variations, as a Stroller only or with a Bassinet and Seat. I've attached the link for you below, if you hover between the options listed, you'll also be able to see the prices and what is included with each variation: external link 

Let us know if you have any further questions. We're here to help.

Kind regards, Tammie

Hi Himanshu, We disagree with these Choice findings. The ACCC have been consulted on this matter and agree with our risk analysis that when the stroller is used without the canopy attached, with your child not restrained in the harness, the seat fully reclined, on an extremely steep incline, there could be a potential hazard, however, the risk of injury is extremely low to zero. For there to be this extremely low risk you would have to be using the pram incorrectly in multiple ways.

We believe that any risk, even if only 0.005% chance is possible than action should be taken to avoid it. We have asked all current ROVER customers to ensure they use their pram with the canopy attached to prevent any risk and in the ROVER3 have added a head barrier just in case anyone did use their pram as outlined above.

Please rest assured that we have not had any injuries, incidents or concerns from customers relating to this matter.

If you have any further questions please don’t hesitate to reach out. We’re here to help!

Cheers, Shannon

Thank you Shannon for this clarification :)

Hi Jessica, While some very clever 3 year olds would be able to climb in and out by themselves it is not recommended by Babybee. The reason for this is that it can pose a tipping risk. We'd hate for a pram to tip on any little ones and cause an injury.

If you have any other questions please get in touch.

Cheers, Shannon