Bugaboo Bee Plus

Brilliant – I wish I had this pram from the get go. We purchased this second hand off gumtree in good condition. A quick scrub and service had the pram looking like new. While in reality, it is really just a glorified stroller, it is very sturdy for it’s size. It is very easy to manuvre around the shops and holds a surprising amount of shopping when you… Read more ·  1

add storage hooks. While I did not use them, the option is there to add either a bassinet or an infant cocoon to make it suitable for a newborn. You can also get connectors to attatch a capsule which is awesome.

I like that you can extend the seat length and height as your child grows, and you have the option to have the seat facing in or out. The handle goes up and down and clips in very securely so no issues with the bar slipping out when on travellators.

It is really only suitable for city life due to the small wheels, but it suits our needs perfectly.

I purchased the baby snack tray, the cup holder and the bugaboo organiser which easily attaches to the back of the seat like a backpack for the pram to maximize the storage.

The one piece fold is also a winner and makes this pram a better option for a city pram over the cam which is a 2 part fold.

Highly recommend.

Great Little Pram – Having owned and sold more prams than I'd like to admit since having my first baby 2.5 years ago - I would say this is one of the best. I had a Cameleon with first baby which I sold for a Baby Jogger City Select just before number 2 arrived (19 months later) - after a few months using the baby jogger I decided I wanted something to keep in the… Read more

car that was smaller and easier to maneuver for when my older child wasn't in the pram, or when I only had the baby with me. Loved the Cameleon and still miss it, but the Bee Plus has he same fantastic maneuverability with the benefit of a one piece compact fold, and a much better basket.

The small wheels mean it really is a shopping centre (or very smooth path) pram, but that is what I intended it for so no complaints in that regard.

Fold is fairly simple and the ability to reverse the seat (easily!) has been a godsend for both of my kids as they are far happier to sit there for longer periods of time if they can see me and have a chat. Also purchased the UV canopy which is great, even for when bub is sleeping indoors. The seat extends so can easily fit my average height 2.5 year old with plenty of room (thought he lack of footrest means he doesn't look super comfortable) Initially I didn't really like the look of it, but it has grown on me more and I actually think it's a lovely looking pram now.

So, overall - this pram doesn't work for all situations, but if you're looking for a great shopping centre/smooth surface pram that faces both ways and folds in one piece, this one is worth considering.

Good for Zipping In & Out of places – We were fortunate of being gifted a Bugaboo Bee! Before we were gifted it we had already bought the City Jogger Mini GT. I have found the Bugaboo Bee PERFECT for when I go to the mall, meet up with friends for coffee, go to dinner and all the little bits and pieces we need to do. However If this was the only pram I has I wouldn't be happy. I go on… Read more

daily walks and wouldn't be able to take this everyday on my walks.

All in all though if your not a big walker and will just be using the pram to do daily chores then this would be a good pram for you.

Pro's

Light small pram fits everywhere and easy to take out to dinner

Easy to open and close

Looks good

Doesn't take up much space in boot

The pram grows with your baby Eg you can have it rear of outfacing

Can have newborn in it with the cocoon

Great sun cover

Con's

Small basket

not sturdy enough for daily walks

hard to get up the side walk

Is quiet low to the ground

quiet bumpy on the side paths and gets stuck in cracks

Simply the best – Bought Bee+ secondhand (!) 3 years ago, used it since birth with a cocoon first, our daughter is now almost 3 and we’re still using it on long trips and are loving every minute of it! It’s the best pram ever and I’m totally in love:) thanks Bugaboo, you rock! Show details ·  1

Bee plus has been good to us – I came across the Bugaboo brand when I was a babysitter and it was the caméléon. I knew from then they were a reliable brand but I couldn't manoeuvre the caméléon well. So when I became a mom myself we bought the bee plus and it has been the best pram since 2012. 2 girls after its still strong and we're planning to use it with baby 3 coming in few… Read more ·  1

months. Easy to clean, push and specially easy to store. I love my pram and we definitely had our money's worth.

Best decision I ever made – Very satisfied with my purchase Has lasted me many years It’s quick and easy to open and close which is awesome especially when in a hurry My son looks a little uncomfortable at times in the pram but I think that could have something to do with the old harness. Suspension is pretty good I have used it off road and it went well  Show reply

Fantastic pram – I have the bugaboo bee plus with breeze hood for my almost 3 year old. The seat is very spacious for her. Basket isn't the best but can fit a good amount in. Breeze hood fantastic, completely covers my daughter but she can still look out. Love that fabrics can be removed and washed. Fantastic small easy fold. Great on buses and easy to get… Read more ·  1

up and down stairs.

Easy to push on any surfaces(grass, side walk, bumpy of road) and great in stores.

My daughter has hypermobility and we have had a hard time finding a buggy i can get on with but meets all her needs and doesn't course pain and this seems fantastic she is comfortable and not in pain.

The suspension is great and makes it even easier to push.

All in all great pushchair.

Wonderful... Convenient size – So easy to set up and pack away. I have a big fancy mono pram but it is heavy and time consuming to set up and fold down but the bugaboo bee is the complete opposite and I can still clip my capsule into the seat for added convenience when out and about  Show reply

Lovely pram – Stylish, compact, light, easy to maneuvre, baby face forward or rare, many colours and designs to choose from, unique! Folds into one compact piece. I had some problems with folding and unfolding the pram, sometimes tje seat would fall while closing it, but I bought it as a like new secound hand pram, so may be the first owner was the one who cuased the fault. Very easy to resell online, because it was a very popular piece.

best compact urban pram – Super smooth too wheel and steer Can unfold with one hand and one foot if you are holding child on the hip. I've had mine for 3 years got it second hand and it's still in great condition. Can replace the fabrics with the new bee 3 fabrics and hoods. Would recommend using a extendable hood if using reclined. The normal hood doesn't provide much… Read more

shade when reclined.

Love this pram, great for paths and roads and shopping. Wouldn't recommend if you are traversing grass or pebbles or rocks or Bumpy roads. Small wheels aren't ideal for that.

I use with the wheeled board and the handle extends nice and long.

Best pram for Mum of 4! – I bought a Bugaboo Bee 5 years ago and it has been the best pram buy in my 10 years of raising children. Easy to manoeuvre with one hand. I could put it up and collapse it holding onto my baby if needed. I run 5-6km with it and used to take it golfing. Periscopic handle is great for shopping and cafes. Nice lightweight and compact frame and… Read more

sturdy. The seat lays flat for a newborn. I can still use it with my 4 yr old and she is tall. Highly recommend!!

Great compact city pram/stroller – The reasons that made me choose the Bee are definitely the reasons that i love it - it's light, small and maneuverable, easy and compact to fold, and looks good. I see other people with big heavy prams and couldn't imagining putting up with those for very long! It fits into stores and cafes easily and takes up hardly any room in the boot of the… Read more

car. My boy was in it from newborn using the cocoon and seems very comfortable.

However it's not a pram that does everything, I suspect you need to own a few different ones for different situations! I find that on suburban pavements and roads it's a rough ride and the wheels can get caught in cracks, and the frame is very flimsy and flexible (which is what makes the pram so light). It is also hard to pop up a kerb or steps due to the flexible frame. The seat is also quite low to the ground compared to other prams. The underseat storage isn't easily accessible or large, and there is nowhere to attach pram toys. The standard canopy doesn't provide very much shade either. compact, light, good handling, stylish, easy to fold in one motion flexible/flimsy frame, low seat, small storage basket, not good over suburban footpaths or roads

Awesome stroller – Light, small wheel width and decent storage = happy! Upgraded from my steelcraft pram as was sick of lugging it in and out of my car - and the wheels were soooo wide I hated it. Was going to wait for new bugaboo bee3 but it's actually 10cm wider which I didn't want. Am very happy. Light, funky and modern Takes a little time to get comfy with folding the seat down when in reverse position

Light weight pram, easy for on the go mums/dads – I enjoy using the Bugaboo Bee Plus - and feel that it fits my needs perfectly. Although initially found this pram a bit fiddly to open, I now am quite comfortable with it - and am glad that it's not bulky and heavy to carry around. I mainly use it when I go to the shops or for longer trips to the mall, and for walks. I have struggled a bit with… Read more

changing the positions of the pram throughout my baby's development so far, but you can tell that it's very sturdy and safe - as it all has to be in the right exact clicks/positions to change. I do find that it is starting to creak and make noises a bit, I think that's mainly been from the constant folding and opening of the pram.

I did enjoy using the foot muff accessory in the beginning as we opted out from buying/renting a capsule and the foot muff was perfect as I could take it into people's homes and lie the baby down in it as well as he could sleep in it lying in a flat position and I didn't have to worry about how long he stayed there for - after hearing about these issues with a capsule. I would definitely overal buy the bugaboo again, but just wish it wasn't so parent-proof! :) Light weight, easy to carry, only one piece Sometimes a bit fiddly to open and change positions

Long time user of the pram and still loving it – Lori - I used the bugaboo bee from newborn until now, my son is now over two years old and its still a great pram. I used no extra attachments for my newborn as the pram lies almost completely flat and he was very happy in it, so he must have been comfy enough. I love that you can grow the pram as the child grows. You can pull to extend the top of… Read more

the pram and the leg part. I even took it into childcare for him to sleep in as he liked having his day naps in it. Childcare loved it since he just fell asleep as soon as they put him in it. My first child was a summer newborn, so he didn't need the newborn cacoon, which is a bit like a foot muff but with a bit more support for a newborn. I am due to have my second child and as it is winter I will be buying the cacoon to keep her warm and maybe the attachment for toddlers to stand on the back. You can also get an attachment to fit the maxi-cosy car seat into the pram, for those times bub falls asleep in the car and you want to transfer the seat into the pram. I had no problem working out how to change the seat from backward facing to front facing. It is a city pram, great for fitting into cafe's and tight spaces.

Great for getting on and off public transport as it is light weight. Collapses small to fit into the car. Great for one handed maneuvering and pushing, especially inside spaces. My mum bought her own pram for my child and I hated using it by comparison. It had bigger wheels and was heavier. Was good for off road, but you had to work so much harder to get it around most places. I much preferred my own pram most of the time. But it doesn't do any difficult terrain. Well cut grass is ok. Sand no. Gravel no. I managed to take it off road a little, but the ground had to be pretty hard and not too many roots and things. Occasionally the pram would catch in a large crack in the pavement, but had to be pretty large to be a problem. Mostly you get used to what is an issue and you just tip the front wheel up a little to get over the crack and you're done. Hardly ever have to do this though. I used my bugaboo bee a lot!

I don't like to be stuck at home too much and so I go for a walk almost every day. My toddler doesn't need much stuff anymore and usually walks these days, so I take the pram to fill up with my grocery shopping and then walk home. After a while, the wheels started wobbling when I walked too fast, which I found annoying, But then I looked through the maintenance manual and found these little "washers" that came with the pram for the exact purpose of fixing wobbling wheels. Worked like a dream and have no problems now.

Unhappy – I recently borrowed the Bugaboo Bee from a friend after my pram was stolen. I was interested in trying the pram and then maybe purchasing one to replace my stolen pram. I found it extremely uncomfortable to manoeuvre. The wheels constantly got caught in cracks in the payment. After using this for a few days my back and wrists were… Read more

excruciatingly painful.

I also found it very complicated to turn the seat around and it is not an easy fold.

To give the pram credit, it is nice and compact. Also, the seat is very well supported and my baby seems to really enjoy riding in it.

Unfortunately for me I am sore and tired. I will definitely not be buying one and am looking forward to giving this one back.

Bugaboo bee plus – Great pram, fits capsule, then baby can move into seat facing you then, then facing out as they get older. Easy to steer with 1 hand and very light weight- in and out of car. Pram is also very narrow, this makes it very easy to take shopping with good storage underneath. Light weight, easy to steer (1 handed), has a skateboard, great shade cover, adjusts with baby, easy foot brake, Not so good for walking around street, bumpy roads etc

Bee Plus is a Winner – The Bee Plus is a great pram! I read so many reviews about a million different prams and even bought and sold a couple of (unused) prams before being satisfied with the Bee. I can honestly say I don't think there is one pram that does everything but I think the Bee comes pretty close to it! It's perfect for a newborn as it forward and rear… Read more

faces and lays flat . I deliberated about getting the Cameleon for the bassinet option... But after trying out a friend's bassinet with my now 8week old son- he just didn't seem to like the open space and was also a bit big for it..... Not too mention they're only newborn for a matter of weeks ... In which you're hardly out and about with them anyway! But back to the bassinet vs laying flat option... I find that in the Bee (with the cocoon and sheepskin) my son fits nice and schnug and he appears to feels much much secure and falls asleep within minutes.

The Bee is such a smooth ride and drives well on footpaths, cobblestones, gravel and light sand. It's not great on soft grass or beach sand- but when do you really use a pram on them anyway?

It's fantastic because it collapses in one single motion and is only 8kg. I am only small and find it nice a light weight. It's also perfect for travelling with.

We live in the city and find it very unobtrusive to push in and around shops/ cafés/ bars / markets as it's quite low to the ground and the wheels are nice and small and it hardly takes up any space too ... Especially at home as well.

I hope my review helps some of you leaning towards getting the Bee plus. I honestly believe it's worth the money and you'll be very happy you made the decision to buy one because not only are they practical - they're very sleek and hip too.

Good luck :)

Very disappointed – I am very disappointed in Bugaboo. They have strategically changed the wheels on the new version of the Bee such that they do not work on the old models. The wheels will wear and need replaced. Of course, they don't sell the old wheels and recommend that you buy another $1000 pram. No thanks. As such, for my second child, will be getting a… Read more

Stoke or McClaren. If something goes wrong with your Bugaboo, plan on buying another pram or bidding against 50 people on ebay for rare Bugaboo spare parts!

great pram but a few improvements could be made – great compact little pram, I'm always so happy with my choice when I see other mums manuvering their huge strollers around in shops or putting them in/out the car. Pram shopping is really about your lifestyle, but as I'm not a runner and we live in a city, I went for this one because it is much lighter than others, folds with all in (don't have to… Read more

take seat out, then fold frame etc), had small maxi cosi capsule adapters, and quite frankly cause I loved the look of the yellow bee... it's a breeze to fold/unfold, take in/out car. easily controlled with one hand. seat reclines fully so he can sleep in it easily. we often take him to restaurants in it, and it fit snuggly next to the table and he can have a good sleep. The downsides for me are the following: sun cover is not included, and is a must as the normal canopy is way small. the seat is quite low on the ground, putting bub at cars/dogs level. the wheels are too small - if that pram had big wheels it would be the best. it doesn't stand by itself when folded. the bottle holder has to be taken out to fold the pram, which is very annoying. look, weight, size wheels are too small, sun cover not included, a little low on ground, doesn't stand by itself

Finally, a pram that works for us! – it's been quite a journey to a pram that works for us and our baby… we bought a phil and teds dot before our son was born and he hated it from day one… we bought a smaller stroller for the car, which was ok, but was difficult to manoeuvre. eventually, i sold both of these prams and shelled out for the bugaboo bee plus. i am so glad that i did…… Read more ·  1

here's why!

it is so unbelievably easy to assemble and disassemble. you can do it with one hand, holding the baby with the other hand. getting in and out of cars is super easy, too… so, no need for a house pram and a car pram. and we have a small car (VW golf, with limited boot space), so that was important…

it has a huge storage basket, so all of your bits and pieces can come along for the ride. the seat faces forward or backwards, sitting either really quite upright or reclining when asleep, at the pull of a lever. there is a removable liner, for messy kids and easy cleaning. the buckle is easy to use and adjust, as well as being comfortable for the bub…

we purchased the sun shade, which was a great idea for australia. when it's really hot and sunny, our child is completely covered and shielded, which was important for us. he can see out the mesh sides, so he's happy, too.

the handlebar is easily adjustable, to a substantial height, so my husband, who is 6'4" finds it comfortable to push.

the wheels lock, for bumpier terrain. the wheels are relatively small, which makes for a few sharp halts in potholes, but no big deal.

another feature which i didn't consider to be important, but is very handy, is that it has a narrow wheel base, so it fits into narrow spaces.

all in all, i love it… have spent over $1,000 on prams which were used sporadically and then resold… my baby loves this pram, is happy and comfortable and so are we. would highly recommend.

it's expensive… ludicrously so, really. almost $1,000 for a pram is outrageous… but in retrospect, we spent more than that on an outdoor pram and a car pram, both of which were a real hassle and we sold. but still… i think it's too much to ask most people to spend. the good news is that on the second-hand market, there is high demand for these prams, so you can recover roughly half of the spend.

also, we didn't have this pram when our son was a newborn, but a newborn bassinet attachment would've been lovely at the time, as the seat is wide open and may not be secure enough for a newbie. this didn't apply to us, though, as our son was 9 months before we bought it. easy to assemble, forward and rear-facing seat, easily adjustable handlebar, huge storage basket, compact enough for a small car, narrow wheel base for narrow hallways pretty expensive… but in retrospect, worth it. and resells for a great price. also, for newborns, a bassinet attachment would be really handy.

Back to the Bee and very happy! – So, I posted a previous review for the Bee Plus back in Jan, but we actually ended up selling it as I felt that I needed a larger/full size stroller..which we ended up getting the Baby Jogger City Versa. Although we are also happy with the versa it is quiet heavy and I feel it's handy to have two prams anyhow for different situations. I went… Read more

through several different brands including a Baby Jogger city mini and city mini GT (which I loved, but my baby apparently didn't), a Bumbleride Indie (which I hated the recline mechanism). My hubby loved the bugaboo bee when we first had it and was all for trying it out again...so after trying to decide between the Cameleon (which he wasn't impressed with, but I still like) the Stokke Xplory (which ended up being a neat idea, but too plastic for our taste) and the Bee plus, we decided to go back to the bee for several reasons: listed below. I do like how it's so easy to add stuff and customize the bugaboo products. Yes, it's expensive, but it's like creating your own looking stroller without having to change prams on a regular basis.. Now as far as manovourability..the bee is great on many surfaces, but it's really not an all terrain stroller. It struggles a little on grass, gravel etc, but that's why we still have the Versa..although truth be i would love the bugaboo buffalo. Lol Light weight, great look, reverse seat (which is a must with my daughter), very easy to push and great suspension for such small wheels, nice adjustable seat; handle bars etc Small basket, but expected for a compact pram. Although it's compact,it's not as compact as I would like. The rounded part of the frame makes it awkward to fit in the back of our hinds odyssey with the 3rd seat up..which I had to creative about.

best pram – I got the bee because my mum convinced me that I would prefer a smaller pram after the first month ! and yes she is right I love love my bee its easy to set up and pack up its small and fits in my boot just fine with room to spare. its looks great. I was worried about the wheels being to small when I go waling but it is fine ! I have a big baby… Read more

jogging pram with 3 wheels and pump up tiers and it is just as good as the big one ! recommend it to any one ! it is not cheap but any good pram isn't cheap ! there has been a few times I have had to get the pram out of the car with one hand due to bub being unsettled and it is doable. (any other pram(not stroller) would be impossible) small easy n light !

Bugaboo Bee – What a horrible product! I only purchased mine in January 2013 thinking that all the issues with the shimmying wheel and so on has been resolved but after paying so much $ it has not! they just come up with new excuses. Don't waste your money on this pram. Go with something more practical and durable. Their customer service is also very very… Read more

poor. When I called them they said they were aware of the issue but under their ACCC obligation, they only have to replace the faulty part...after I said, you have done this twice already and its not any better, they were like, oh well lets try again! I never leave a bad review but BUGABOO SUCKS

everything. small, horrible wheels and bad customer service

Very happy – Really happy with this product. Bought it because it was light weight, has the reverse facing option, and it folded down in one piece and very easy to unfold. It also has a large basket and it is very slim line. All these factors are very important to me as I have a bad back so it needed to be light and I really wanted to see my baby when pushing… Read more ·  6

the pram.

Expensive and I'm don't think it will be tall enough for my baby as he is growing very quickly and is likely to be a very tall baby.

Fantastic pram - worth every cent! – Everything you would want in a pram/stroller! Purchased my bugaboo bee approx 3 months ago for my then 6 month old. He is my 3rd child so I have plenty of experience of prams & strollers!! I had always vowed I would never have a bugaboo...believing you we're just paying for the name and not getting anything more than a cheaper pram, and that… Read more

it was merely a status symbol.

Well I eventually caved after reading such positive reviews about it.

Now I cannot believe I waited so long!!

So easy to push...I often push it onehanded so I can hold my toddler's hand. My baby loves it. Great that it can face both ways. Light and easy to manoeuvre. Fits easily in boot of small car. Great on public transport.

We also bought the bugaboo toddler board which again I would highly recommend.

Definitely worth it, the perfect pram – After months of looking at prams, we went with this one and we are so glad we did. Our checklist for a pram was: -Lightweight -Thin (easy to manoeuvre in small spaces) -Good-sized basket -Easy handling and folding -Faces 2 ways This pram suited all of these. Price was a factor, however we realised that a pram would be used most days and so… Read more

paying more money for a better quality pram would be worth it and we are so happy we made that decision. The Bee is very sturdy with excellent suspension and handling. If your lifestyle is mostly suburb/city/shopping centres then this is definitely the pram to buy. We also bought the cocoon as our newborn was born in winter and although it was an added cost, it was totally worth it as it is very warm, cosy and comfortable. We also chose this over the Chameleon as we wanted to keep our pram small and they grow out of bassinets very quickly whereas the cocoon lasts much longer and is a good substitute for a bassinet. Colour and style is also very important and we love the jade green colour, and we can also change the canopy to pink if we have a girl! Lightweight, thin, good-sized basket, easy handling and folding, faces both ways, looks good

I love this stroller! – After a lot of research we chose the Bugaboo Bee+ and so glad we did. Our Bee has served us well, the cocoon (added accessory) was brilliant in winter. It kept our babe cosy and we didn't have to worry about blankets falling off or getting caught in the wheels. The Bee+ is perfect for city living and public transport. It is lightweight and… Read more

easy to manoeuvre with one hand, making it easy to carry a basket at the shops or an upset baby. It fits through all check outs and aisles without running over toes or clipping ankles. The basket isn't huge and the easiest to access from all angles but this has never been an issue for me. I use it for carrying the nappy bag or shopping, not anything I need to get to all the time.

We haven't had any concerns with shimmying wheels. Accessories are expensive but the bugaboo brand holds their value for resale. Lightweight and compact - folds in one piece. Easy to put up with one hand. Smaller wheels not great for off road, but fine if you are aware and take a litle care on bumpy terrain.

Works for me – When I was pregnant I did a lot of research into prams. I live at the top of a steep hill so wanted to get a light weight pram that I would use to go for walks with my bub (am not a jogger so no point getting a running style pram). I wanted a pram that could be front and rear facing. I also wanted a pram that would fold in one movement so that I… Read more

didn't have to pull it apart into two pieces to put in the car boot like the strider. The Bee was the only pram that fitted my requirements. After 6 months using it I am really glad I got it. It also fitted my Maxi Cosi capsule which was helpful.

I have been laughed at cause it's so low to the ground that it looks like a dolls pram but it's practical so that works for me more than having a fashionable pram. Light weight and adaptable with front and rear facing options. I will be able to use it for years. Doesn't look the best. Wheels a small and can give my daughter a bumpy ride on walks around the neighbourhood.

A great travel stroller – We got the Bee because our pram isn't suitable for travel. For a city travel stroller, it's great. It's lightweight, you can reverse the seat, it's extremely well made and it looks good. Since we are used to a heavier duty pram (the Joolz) the Bee isn't as easy to move around because it will be harder to move on grass, curbs, etc. But, that's expected with all lightweight strollers. Well made, comfortable, very easy to move sits very low

Not Worth The Money! – cant believe i wasted my money! the canopy although interchangeable is not big enough it does not provide adequate cover from the sun. The main problem is the seat, it seems to be very uncomfortable and my daughter did not fall asleep in it once, you an purchase liners for the seat but why spend more?! When the pram is folded down when the seat is… Read more

in reverse, it often falls off the frame. glides like air, great manoeuvrability uncomfortable seat, canopy

love it – i have owned three prams and this is the best one by far -- wish i'd bought it first off. it's SO narrow and fits in the smallest of spaces! it's lightweight, the one piece fold is perfect for quick trips in and out of the car (as your bubs grows...like a stroller.) it's smooth on most surfaces (bit bumpy on rough gravel surfaces), and the… Read more

basket is deceptively large. i love that bub can face forward or back, and it's SO easy to swap the seat. i've often swapped the seat if walking and the sun gets in bub's eyes.

the handle height can be adjusted, and its so compact that it fits in my hatchback's boot very easily.

it also comes with the adaptors so you can clip in a carseat capsule (no waking of a sleeping baby.) and the cocoon accessory is excellent for a newborn. i would have NO hesitation in recommending the bugaboo (I just wish I found it first and didn't bother buying two other prams first)

yes, the accessories like sun canopy etc are expensive -- but it does come with the rain cover free. Lightweight, one piece fold, narrow, adjustable height handle, swap seat function, large basket, great design Expensive accessories, no viewing window in hood, wheels can shimmy

Bugaboo Bee Plus – A great easy to push, light weight stroller. Decent sized basket, extendable seat and the opportunity to customise. Can be used from newborn as it lies down flat & is also compatible with some infant capsules. Easy to fold down and put up, fits in small boots and is great for zipping around the shops. Easy to fold, light weight, fits everywhere, being able to change hoods, accessorise  Show 2 replies

Small but perfectly formed – Living in a smaller town I purchased my bee plus from the Internet without seeing or test driving it. Personally from the pictures on the net I thought it was particularly ugly as I much preferred the look of the cameleon. In the end I went with the bee as I am not into bulky prams. Needless to say I nervously awaited my package and when it… Read more ·  6

arrived I was very happy and relieved! It's the cutest little pram I've ever seen, pushes like a dream and has all the benefits of a stroller yet still functions as a pram. I especially like the rear/forward function and the fact you can fit a maxicosi capsule to it without removing the existing seat (which would be fabulous for people traveling.

If you are on the fence you really should just bite the bullet and get this one (in my opinion :) Light, compact, resurfacing seat

Compatible seat – The bugaboo bee5 seat broke can I replace it with bugaboo bee plus seat