Quinny Buzz Stroller - Capri
by Dorel Juvenile Group
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Baby Products Reviews of Quinny Buzz Stroller - Capri
Customer Review: Great Stroller--Love it!
Summary: 4 Stars
I have had this stroller since last summer and I take it everywhere I go!! I love it. What I love the most is the way it steers---it is so easy to push whether you're shopping in a mall or walking on a rugged sidewalk. The other features that I love are the seat options--facing forward or backward, option for the bassinet or carseat and I LOVE the adjustable handlebar. Sometimes I have on flats and sometimes heels, but either way the handle is always perfect. Opening and closing is simple and easy--takes just a few second to even close. I have a minivan and my hubby drives an Acura MDX, so we've never had a problem with space.
I gave this 4 stars instead of 5 for the following reasons:
--The back wheels are extremely wide and I get caught on things constantly. It happens almost everytime I use it. There are definitely spaces and aisles it will not fit through.
--The storage space underneath is a joke. It is so so small and pretty much holds nothing. Even when I put something in it, the basket is so shallow that i'm scared stuff will fall out of it.
Those are the single two downfalls that I really have an issue with. Other than that the stroller is perfect---and I think it pushes just as easy if not easier than the Bugaboo. It is definitely worth the money! Enjoy!
Customer Review: ...
Summary: 3 Stars
I have the 2006 european version which is the same besides the seat fabric. Its a cool stroller but I haven't used it yet because its been broken for almost a year now and dorel won't help resolve the problem. The hydraulics are set inside the main tube and presses against a metal piece which reinforces the stroller when expanded, and bears the force when you collapse the stroller. Well that metal piece broke no longer has the hydraulic action. While I can still manually expand it and it still locks into place, I dare not put my son on it because without that hydraulic piston reinforcing the weight, the stroller with collapse. If anyone can help I woujld appreciate it.
Another problem is the tire started leaking but I managed to find Innertubes from a sporting good store to replace them. In case you end up with a puncture or leak in your tires ( As many or most people will ) You want to replace the innertube with a 12" tube.
Customer Review: not worth the money
Summary: 1 Stars
Though it is a beautiful looking stroller, and a very smooth ride, this product is definetly not worth the money. It is extremely heavy and doesn't fold very well. Seat must be taken out completely or facing forward in order for it to fold. The wheels are very far apart and don't go through doors of many stores and isles. The sun canopy doesn't cover very much and I often have to add a sheet of some sort to cover my baby's eyes from the sun.
If you live in a city, definetly don't get this stroller-bad in small spaces, doesn't collapse easily, when folded it is very big and takes up a lot of space, and very heavy.
Pros-comfortable seat and smooth ride
Customer Review: Awesome Stroller
Summary: 5 Stars
As a father of 5, we have had more strollers than I can count. They were all hard to steer, ugly, plasticy, ugly, stained and ugly. The Quinny Buzz is so easy to move around. You can turn on a dime. We bought one in England and love it. It's aluminum frame is strong and light. In addition, we love the Dreami bassinet and the Maxi-Cosi car seat that work with it. Plus it looks like a piece of modern art. It has a very cool design. We are so impressed that we are going to buy the Quinny Zapp for the airplane. Definitely would recommend this stroller to the most discerning buyer.Customer Review: decent but nothing special
Summary: 1 Stars
This is a 3-star stroller, maybe a 4-star, at under $200.
At the current price, it's a big fat zero, but I have to give it one because it looks neat.
If you want to pay an enormous amt of money for looks, rather than giving the difference to charity or buying books or putting it in your kids' college fund, then go to town.
I was not impressed however ... but like I said, if you've got money to earn and price is immaterial to you, go for it.