Bugaboo Bee3 Stroller Base, Aluminum

I do love this stroller but it has 2 minor issues depending on how you look at it.I purchased the bugaboo bee3 based on functionality. My initial thoughts were to return it because the seat is a pain to remove without it popping to the floor. It is still annoying to deal with but the other great things about the bugaboo bee3 makes it a keeper! It glides with such ease that I don't worry about navigating the city with baby in tow. It's even great for taking the subway stairs when there isn't an elevator at the station. We choose to use a baby carrier until she was 3months, then purchased this and did not opt for the bassinet option. It has a flat recline for younger babies and yes it does fold with the seat facing in either direction. Besides the trouble it has when reversing the seat, it doesn't stand on its own which is no fun but regardless of those issues I don't want to be out and about in NYC without this stroller!

My toddler is really enjoying this stroller. He loves how the canopy is huge and covers him completely. He feels like he's hiding. But I don't feel like Im getting the most bang for my buck. The base, seat fabric and canopy cost about $800 and I don't think this stroller is worth that. I have had a Stokke Scoot which was hundreds cheaper and a much better product.The basket is tiny and can only be reached from the front. The stroller seems to glide nicely but Im not sure the wheels will hold up long term. Mine arrived with a few scratches which is annoying since its brand new. Also I feel like there's a lot of steps to close it and its not compact at all which is a huge disappointment.Basically, I'll be returning it and sticking with my Stokke Scoot. I'm also considering trying out a Mutsy Igo.

We got canopy cover as gift from my friend. So, we just bought this base model. We test drove this at department store before we made final decision. I am very happy about how smooth handling is. I think I should have bought aluminum one in stead of black one. Scratch shows a lot on black frame.I can fold this stroller but it is not that intuitive.You also need to buy seat cover separately. Keep in mind, I couldn't find the seat cover that fits in Amazon. Whatever seat cover they sell in Amazon doesn't fit.

Got only the base

Bought the earlier model (Bugaboo Bee+) in Sept 2012. It's very similar to the new version shown here, can't tell the difference actually. Overall the stroller is not bad, without the breakages I experienced below I would give it a 3 / 5. Folding/unfolding is not as easy as it could be and the front wheels tend to stick on bumps in the pavement etc. Very difficult pushing it through snow.The handlebar locks which allow adjustment of the height for the grips wore out in Feb 2014. When the handlebar locks are broken it makes maneuvering the stroller very hard since when you are pulling or pushing the handles will slide up and down. Every stroller has a 2 year warranty, so Bugaboo service replaced the part and we were able to get it fixed fairly easily. Since then it's been another year and a half the same part has broken again I feel like the handlebar locks are just prone to breakage. Speaking with customer service they would not replace the $15 part for me again, despite the fact that it was replaced recently. I have to order the part again, it's cheap, but I feel like this product should remain intact for many years at this price and I provided evidence that this part had already been replaced by Bugaboo.

Great compact stroller, very sturdy and high quality. Maneuvers well, and is so cute! We love it, just wish the adapters for the Peg perego 4-35 would get developed already!

As expected great design and ergonomics... Would recommend this against any other strollers. The wheels are great and it is a easy pack and go.

Seat back is very fragile, during 2 years it's cracked 4 times, warranty works and each time Boogaboo sent me new one, but now they out of stock. Wheels are too small and sometimes is hard to overcome even small obstacles on the road.