I received the Rover 2019 Stroller+Bassinet set shortly after ordering and it looks like it's good quality but that's where it all ends.
Upon setting it up I discovered one of the connectors on the Bassinet that slots into the pram frame is at the wrong angle and so it is impossible to attach it. I emailed the company on Wednesday and almost everyday asking for an update but there was no response whatsoever. There was no phone number to contact them on. I even reached out using Messenger and using another email address on its website, it's all ...

I love the quality, the suspension, the way it glides easily over most terrains but I wouldnt get it again purely because of the hood. It is not a very long hood in comparison to many other prams. I always have to use a sheet to hang partially over the hood to block the sun out. The sun protector that the pram comes with blocks out the baby completely so baby can't see anything and parent can't see baby so I don't love using that. Im not sure if mine is faulty or if they are all designed this way but when I have the hood fully extended out, if ...

Pram does not roll along smoothly in a straight line. It’s very hard to steer.
Numerous emails have been sent back and forth and I keep getting generic emails sent back to me saying the same thing over and over again.
Beyond frustrated.
Worst money I’ve spent.
Second baby and I shouldn’t stuck to the big name brands.
Beyond disappointed.
Don’t waste your money.

Prompt response by their CS team & replacement parts were sent quickly. Easily swapped over the Rover part and pram is up & running. Overall, i'm happy with the with support & product.

I already had a new Steelcraft Agile Elite pram however I was unhappy with how little basket space that pram provided while in bassinet mode due to the seat being so low. I brought the BabyBee Rover thinking this would be much better, however it isn’t. There is a little more height available in the basket area underneath the bassinet but not $900 worth. I find the bassinet takes up soo much space in the car as it does not fold in any way. It only just fits in my boot (along with a few scuff marks to get it in) (Mitsubishi Lancer) the frame is a...

It's a beautiful pram with simple functionality. Two biggest drawbacks: 1. The frame scratches way too easily. 2. The website doesn't accurately represent the height of the pram when seating toddlers. It's uncomfortable for them past around 1.5 years. Have a look at the photos of Emmy on the website for the height indication, poor kid is about to break her neck trying to fit into that pram.

Pram also creeks a lot and front wheels often have a mind of their own.

Overall I was really excited for this pram, but a year on and I'm not so sure anymore!

This is a good pram which is sturdy, easy to collapse and generally handles well. I find with the seat in the parent facing position the steering is a little more difficult and I can't manage with only one hand for long as I feel the centre of balance is a little off. My other minor issue is that I find the basket in not easily accessible from behind the pram, only in front. While not a huge problem, it would be great if this were accessible from both aspects.

Disappointed that this is what you get for an $800 price tag.

We purchased the babybee duo and had issues clicking off the brake system, and the basket not folding properly. When contacting customer service they simply told us that this is the way the brake system works, and that we had overloaded the basket. In other words - nothing we can do for you.

What's the point of a 3 year warranty if the supplier just argues that the fault is with us?

Very disappointed to pay a premium price, and receive a sub par quality pram.

I was really looking forward to mine after reading all the great reviews. Wheeling around the house, yes great and the tall lady in the video demo makes it so easy to fold and carry but for someone just shy of 5 foot, I struggled to fold and lift and put into a small boot (in one piece). The first try in getting it in the boot of my car, I struggled to lift and fold at the same time and made a big scratch - which meant I could no longer return it. Also, the videos don't tell you that you can only fold away when the baby seat is facing forward. ...

It's a sturdy,sleek and all round nice on the eyes.
It's pretty bulky when folded though so beware of space you are needing to fit it. It does come apart into two pieces though so that's super handy for splitting it up to maximize space at least.

The suspension is ok. Definitely better suited for smooth / solid terrains. The wheels hold up well no damage after a year.

The peep flap doesn't have a fastener or magnet blat all so it blows open in the wind letting cold air And light in.

The extendable handlebar is super handy. Being able to...

Lovely pram, so easy and light to lift in and out of car and folds down nice and small! Will definitely hold on to this one for next bubba! I always get comments about how nice it is! The wheels are smooth and also good shelter from the wind etc!
*edit*
6 months down the track and we have had wheels fall off, the Frame creeks and the wheels rattle. Babybee requested some photos which was then shown that the frame needed to be replaced. After fighting this for months and having to buy a new pram I requested a refund instead of new frame. Which w...

I purchased a BabyBee Pram. I emailed the next day and asked for the order to be cancelled as I had been given another Pram. I was told the order was suppose to ship that day but they would try to stop it. Obviously the Pram was sent because it is SO hard to ring the dispatch and ask for them to remove that. They can only email them and hope for the best.

The Pram arrived a week later and I declined delivery as advised. This shows on Australia Post tracking. By showing this, I clearly have never had any contact with the Pram, opened it up etc...

Performance 4/10
Suspension 4/10
Child comfortability 8/10

As a general result, other brands seem to be more reliable and that’s why you don’t see more babybee prams anywhere else.

I am starting to think that the reviews we read were not real as they were too good

Wheels are terrible to glide over anything uneven, even a very slight change in surface, this was my biggest issue. It's very squeaky which can be a bit annoying like listening to an old clapped out car, have only used on road and pavements. Features I enjoyed were being able to set the stroller or bassinet forward or rear facing and positioning of stroller incline/decline. The material is quite hard wearing also. But other features that need attention are the basket being too small and coming away from the pram when opening/closing. The canopy needs to be longer to cover bub when trying to sleep.

Worst pram ever. We bought this pram thinking we didn't need to spend a lot on a good one. How very wrong we were. Within THREE weeks, the basket broke, the front wheels would lock automatically so it doesn't turn anymore, the whole pram wobbled and squeaked, I could go on and on. The customer service is APPALLING. They have literally told me that it isn't sustainable for their business to give refunds even though the faults with the pram are major safety hazard faults. There is no number to call to resolve any issues. I have ended up taking it...

I have had nothing but continuous issues with my Babybee Rover. Straight from the box was a broken wheel and stained bassinet lining. My Babybee came without the safety strap on the handlebars which once reported they sent me and told me to try and tie it on. The seat liner continuously slides down and takes my daughter with it. The basket clips always comes off when folded and Babybee's recommended solution was blutack! Most recently the handlebar bag I purchased ripped and can no longer be used and they said they offer no cover or warranties on accessories so too bad so sad. I would 110% NEVER recommend Babybee Prams to anyone, nothing but disappointment for me.

Edit: sold the pram as soon as possible, the wheels started rattling and pram was pulling to one side of the road. Very poor quality pram
Rover '19 was the first pram that caught my eye when I found out I was expecting. I live in a rural area and needed pram with all terrain wheels, 4 wheel suspension and good SPF protection. Was a bit worried because ROVER hadn't come out yet, so kept looking for another pram that ticked all the boxes. After baby was born in June we still decided to try ROVER. I walk around 5-10km every day, on every surface. ...

You get what you pay for. There is a reason why the Rover is half the price of the other brands' products and that is because it is half the quality and lacks quailty and longevity that you get with more well established brands. I don't believe their cheap price is due to the cutting out of retailers, as there are several good quality products at the same price point as the Rover.

Pros:
- looks good for the first few months
- cheap price, although this matches the quality

Cons:
- can't try in a store before you buy and while they offer a 90 d...

I recently bought the Rover trying to support an Australia company but found the exact same product in baby bunting under another brand. I mean identical I put both prams side by side and the baby bunting one is $100 less. After reading the babybee website again, they are definitely not Australian designed, and they just import them from china. The lady in baby bunting told me yes other brands have it I guess I thought I would buying some unique.

Am I happy with the purchase, if you are looking for a cheaper pram that looks good, but slightly flimsy and bulky, then yes. However I wish I just saved $100 and went straight to baby bunting..

The suspension is good, and it performs well on different terrains. Baby is comfortable, although recline is awkward for sleeping with the knees raised above torso.
The liner keeps slipping down and won’t stay in place. The brake bar is in an awkward position and I keep kicking my toes.
It is still large when collapsed and takes up the majority of my car boot. Removing the seat prior to collapsing is awkward.
The covers on the harnesses keep sliding off.
It looks good and is made of good quality materials.