UPPAbabyMinu V3 Travel Stroller | Lightweight + Compact Design | One-Hand Fold + Unfold | from Birth + Overhead Compatible | Greyson (Charcoal Mélange/Carbon Frame/Saddle Leather)

We are a stroller-heavy family and take ours everywhere—parks, cruises, all-inclusive resorts, and Disney. We already own the Uppababy Vista, which is great for walking-heavy trips like Disney but a hassle for travel due to its weight and the need to disassemble it for the travel bag. On the other end of the spectrum, we also have the GB Pockit All-Terrain, which is ultra-compact and great for carry-on use to avoid gate-checking but not the most comfortable for all-day outings.The Uppababy Minu V3 feels like the perfect middle ground. It is compact enough to carry onto a plane yet much more comfortable for extended use.Pros:• One-handed push. The full handlebar makes maneuvering effortless.• Foot-friendly brake. Both the stop and go pedals press downward, which is great for wearing sandals. They are also positioned the same as the Doona, so there is no confusion when switching between the two.• Generous canopy. Excellent sun coverage.• Great recline. Perfect for stroller naps and easy to adjust.• Spacious basket. Holds a surprising amount, which is a huge plus for travel.• Newborn-ready. When my second child arrives, I can use this immediately without needing the Vista bassinet, and my toddler can ride along with a PiggyBack board.Cons:• Difficult to fold for some – As someone who is 5’2” with small hands, I find it tricky to open and close, though my husband has no issues. That said, it is still much easier to fold than the GB Pockit All-Terrain, which requires multiple steps and often needs both hands to collapse properly.• Lack of accessories. For the price, I wish it came with a belly bar, rain cover, and bug net, all of which are included with the Vista.Final Thoughts:The Minu V3 is an excellent travel stroller that balances portability with comfort. While it could include more accessories for the price, it is still a fantastic choice for families who need a stroller that works for both quick errands and full travel days. If you are debating between ultra-compact and full-size strollers, this is truly the best middle-ground option.

I’ve been waiting months for this stroller and it’s finally here!!!I loved my Uppababy v3, but for daily basis it’s really hard to carry around.I had the bugaboo butterfly and loved because it’s compact, lightweight and the ride is really smooth but what really annoyed me is that doesn’t have a descent decline position, and for me who travels a lot this is a must!!I also had the ergobaby metro deluxe, searching for the recline feature I really wanted to give this one a try, but the quality is not fair for the price, the stroller is really loud and it looks like it’s gonna break apart.So when I heard uppababy was releasing a stroller with all the features I ever wanted I was the most excited person in the world.You can really see the quality of the material, the leather, the canopy, the seat itself I would give 1000/10. Even the wheels being a small size compared to the vista, the ride is so smooth and you can literally go through every terrain. My only complain is that it doesn’t come with a rain coat or a cup holder, which I know you can buy separately but for the price at least one of the two items would be nice. But overall I would definitely recommend this stroller if you are always on the go and leaving the house with a million things because this one you can easily fold and unfold with one hand.

I spent a lot of time researching compact strollers and decided to go with the Minu V3 specifically because it's the only one you can use with a newborn without needing additional attachments.I brought this to NYC for 4 days and easily maneuvered the streets and subway, folding it in seconds. It's extremely convenient. The basket can fit my backpack diaper bag (not much else when that's in there) which is a huge bonus for me.The stroller is made of plastic, nice plastic, but still plastic and at this price point, that really annoyed me. I was concerned about the wheels when I first saw them but I've been pleasantly surprised that they're holding up well. It's been stiff with the folding, but I'm noticing it is loosenjng up the more I use it. Being 5'2", it's a bit of a learning curve to open the stroller but I think taller people would be able to maneuver it easier. Also, the black kind of looks like a navy in the light which doesn't bother me but might bother others.I bought the adapters to use with the Nuna Pipa Lite car seat and it locks in easy enough. The Nuna sun shade can't be used when the stroller is connected because the magnet sits snug against the stroller but you can use the stroller shade for extra coverage.

I love it my baby loves it dad loves it. This is an awesome stroller. We are going from the bugaboo donkey for travel to the minu v3 and I love how compact and easy it is to collapse and put my daughter in and go. It’s very light no fuss stroller and will be more easy for the grandparents when they take her out for walks. For being a travel stroller it’s pretty sturdy and the rear wheels more far apart just felt more balanced and safe especially for when my baby becomes a toddler. I bought a few attachment pieces and am happy how it folds up nicely. The undercarriage space is more spacious than other compact strollers and the extra long sun canopy is such a wonderful feature. I did buy the uppababy infant insert ( separate purchase) that can also be used as a liner and am happy with the extra padding and fit but beware that although the stroller can open and close with it the stroller strap is not accessible when collapsed. My baby is currently sleeping in the full recline as I write this and she is one happy little dreaming girl. Would buy again and again as is.