I loved this pram for my twins so light and easy to take to the shops fits through doorways etc. bit flimsy but needs to be to be light I guess. Took to a zoo and it was terrible could hardly get around . The brakes never held particularly well so I always faced sideways in case but now the thin metal bar where you lock the pram open is broken one side and I can see its wearing through and about to break on the other. Shame as I love this pram and have had less than a year, used six months. I need to buy a new one now as its too dangerous without brakes.

I have three kids and needed a light double for the first 2 when I was pregnant with #3. Very easy to use and fits in most cars. It is expensive but consider how much you will use it. I love the fact that the kids sit next to each other and chat. You can also fit a lot in the storage baskets however once the seats are down you can't access them!
It takes larger children than most umbrella doubles, i have my 5yr old still using it sometimes. Fits thru doors, in most cars and is light enough to collapse and use on public transport.
Small wheels so great for shopping and good footpaths but not a walking stroller.

Fantastic!!!! Apart from the problem above, once fixed would still not choose another pram. So easy to use, takes no time to get out of the car and get my twin girls in. Have used since they were newborns and they were six weeks prem, no probs.
Fits through standard doorway, lightweight, easy to use fold and unfold ect.
Screw that holds the cross over bar under the pram keeps coming undone. In the process of taking back to get fixed. Im sure its a one off because everything else is great.

My overal opinion is that this is a great pram. I have had two, thanks to an airline breaking one and replacing it, I've never had a problem with it. Easy to clean, kids can lie back and sleep beautifully or sit up.. fits through a standard sized doorway and up most shopping isles (except the really small ones)easy to manouvre - I really can't think of a negative and the new styles are gorgeous.
Fits through a standard door, side by side so kids can still communicate with each other, isn't heavy once folded, fits in a standard car, easy to take on a plane, can come apart and go in the washing machine to clean.
Hoods can go out of shape if not careful when folding, but that's all I can think of.

I found this double stroller bulky and heavy - I only used mine for a couple of months. I found it not so good for walking any long distances and also you could not reach anything in the baskets when fully reclined for a sleeping baby/child.
The Maclaren Twin Techno fits two childen easily, mine were of different ages. I liked the added extras you got in the price, like the boot covers and head rests.
The hoods on mine went out of shape in the first month, also the cup holders broke easily, even though I was careful to always store it with them facing upwards. The baby never seemed comfortable in this stroller - she always looked like she was being thrown out the front of it when in any position execpt fully reclined.

I'm not particularly impressed with this pram given the cost (around $600). I thought it would be a little bit more user friendly given that it is designed for the frazzled parents of twins or two young children. Having said that, I don't know what other twin strollers are like so I have nothing to compare it to.
fits through doors, relatively light weight, collapses quite small, attractive looking, suits from newborn.
reclining the seats drives me crazy!! You need both hands and if one seat is already reclined it is hard to reach the release for the second seat.

The seats are also quite shallow so baby slips down it all the time - doesn't seem comfortable.

The hoods are incredibly flimsy!

Great looking pram(in black). The width and the difficulty to move up and down step was the downfall for me and has forced to me to move to a Phil and Teds. Sorry Maclaren
I was an owner of the Maclaren Techno single which is a fantastic pram so having no 2 mad sense to purchase the twin techno. I love the simplicity of of the twin. It all makes sense. Things I loved about the pram include- independent seat reclining, great sun protection, easy to attach foot muffs, easy to collapse.
It was quiet heavy, heading up and down steps I needed to put my foot on the middle back wheel to pivot the pram. Walking down hill my foot would hit the middle wheels. It was just a little too wide for inner city streets.