Overpriced for a pretty ordinary pram that has very few redeeming features. It would be OK for a shopping mall but not for walking in general (too much movement in the seat structure and the front wheel is just a joke). Phil and Ted prams are much better.
Easy to unfold and put in the car
Just about everything.....It is heavy to push, the handles are too high (for Mums who are less than 5.5ft tall), the front wheel has a mind of its' own, it is very wide (compared to a Phil and Ted's), when the seat is clipped in it tends to bob around a bit wh...Read more

I have had both the Quinny Buzz 3 and 4, I loved them both! They are basically the same except the 3 has both front wheels close together.
This is a fantastic pram, I absolutely loved it.
The 1st stage seat is very comfy for bubs and has been used as a coccoon type over night or day sleeping place for my newborn bubba because she wouldn't sleep anywhere else sometimes.
It's easy to push and fits pretty much everywhere I've tried to take it. I can also go walking with the Buzz without kicking anything at the back and its easy to push out wa...Read more

So much cheaper than a Bugaboo, and pretty much the same functions - forward or reverse facing seat, height adjustable handle, lockable front wheel, suspension, usable from newborn. It turns on a dime, can be steered with one hand, and fits through all the places I've been (accessible buses, narrow footpaths, up and down kerbs, and through doorways in our tiny apartment).
I picked up a second-hand Quinny Buzz on ebay for half the new price and it's been very reliable. The front wheel was a bit wobbly but it was easy to take off and clean which...Read more

I LOVE this pram and only wish I'd bought one sooner (I bought it when I had my last 4th and last baby). I researched this hugely and eventually bought one half price from eBay so I think it was totally worth it and it will be sold back there when I am done. When I first saw it, I thought the seat looked a bit small, but my then 3 year old sat in it comfortably and even now when he is nearly 5 he still sits comfortably in it.
I have a Toyota Kluger 7 seater and this, apart from the Bugaboo (v. expensive) is the only pram I found to fit into t...Read more

I love my Buzz! The cons are all minor things for me as I was choosing the pram that handles well and is easy to navigate with one hand, and Buzz does exactly that. This is my third pram with the third baby, and if you think this one is somewhat hard to fold up, you obviously haven't tried a Bertini! Buzz folds down quickly and comes back up at the push of a button. Yes, it takes a bit of space in the boot and needs to be taken down into 2 pieces, but I hear most modern prams do. I've never had a problem fitting into an aisle in a shop, and B...Read more

The only reason I do not give this 5 stars, is as with all the prams I have tried, nothing is perfect. But this is close. I got this with my second baby, second hand. I needed a pram that was easy to do long walks with but OK for shopping and where baby could face me - had to change from a mountain buggy as this baby was cranky when he could not see us.

Baby looks so comfy in this pram. Love the adjustable seat angle/heights and that they can face both directions. Storage not a problem with under basket and buzz box combo. Easy to asse...Read more

We bought the Quinny Buzz because we wanted a different kind of look to a pram but still have all the features we needed. We are overall pretty happy with the pram and it looks super comfortable for our little girl, especially the bassinet. We have had a little problem with the pram wheels though, not sure if its because it was a floor stock item and hasn't been look after well in store or because the type of walking we do with the pram isn't suitable for it but we have gone through 2 wheel bearings since the 5 months we have had the pram. Luck...Read more

I love this pram, im using it with my 3rd baby and wished i had it from baby 1. It has a nice wheel base not too wide like alot of others i looked at, the baby can face either direction whether lying down or sitting up. The pram doesnt take up alot of room in the boot of my car and can be stored in 2 parts. I bought the pram with the optional bassinet which i regret as i have only used it twice and dont think that i will use it again. It will take you a bit of practice to learn to fold it up its a bit tricky to start with, but they may have bee...Read more

I'm happy with this pram. My baby is very, very comfy in it. I have a very tall baby and this pram will last him a long time.
- very comfortable - great for tall bubs
- multiple recline positions
- forward and backward facing
- pram opens easily
- looks nice
- easy to steer
- bassinet attachment
- wide wheel base
- small basket ...Read more

Overall I love this pram. My baby loves being in it (she hated being in her old pram and cried all the time in it) which makes all the cons pretty insignificant. A small shopping basket is bearable when you have a happy baby who now likes shopping!
I used a Quinny Zapp when I went abroad and loved it. I was going to get one but I wanted one with a seat that reclines so I bought the Buzz instead. My baby is 4 months old and loves this pram. I used to have a different brand and she hated being in it. I think she prefers this one because she's up ...Read more

The front tyres on the "3 wheeled" model really let this stroller down. I would be so much happier with it if it performed as well indoors as out. Having said that, it is a well designed and made stroller and compares well to others I have used.
Good on rough terrain, very smooth to manoeuvre with an excellent turning circle. The wetsuit fabric takes a lot of punishment, is easy to clean, is comfortable and looks fantastic. The safety harness is very good (my son is small, and I find it difficult to fasten him in to some strollers)- I guess it ...Read more