Babyzen YOYO2 Stroller - Black Frame with Black Seat Cushion & Canopy

The Uppababy Minu was the better choice for me than the Yoyo+ when my baby was little because I didn't like the foam handlebar or poor suspension of the older model and it was a lot more convenient to use. I bought this one when it was released, since this new model fixed those flaws, and also because I have to fly frequently for work. I decided to put up a comparison between these two options for those considering them! Then, if you have the time, please take the time to do the following Cheaper than most, car seat adapters, rain covers, and infant bassinets are also considerably cheaper. It's a tie There is a great design on the bike, and luxurious fabrics that are easy to remove and wash. The foldable Yoyo2 is slightly smaller, but both fit easily in an overhead compartment. Minu's wheels aren't adjustable, so it needs to fit into the travel case. In the event that I flew three flights per week, it wouldn't be so significant Generally, I fly more than four times per year, but I travel that much a month, and that was The crease - With the Minu, you can fold your notebook I would prefer the yoyo2 to have the same folding mechanism as the Minu every time I fold it. YOYO2 can be rolled and held while a baby is in it- It is simply a matter of remembering to fold the stroller in two steps before removing the baby. Getting to the stroller bottom on the second stage is much more difficult since you have to bend down and reach for it. The Unfold menu is slightly easier to use than Minu, but combined with that, it sometimes unfolds when I don't mean The stability of The winner here is also Mini. It feels more stable when turning, particularly with the infant car seat attached (which makes both a little heavier at the top). The yoyo2 still feels incredibly stable in the corners, but whipping around curves, you feel more tendency to pull with it than the The use of car seat adapters Approximately one minute The Nuna car seat adapters can be folded with the Minu (the Uppababy adapters cannot therefore, this combo is not recommended! These adapters would have had to be removed to fit into my Also, I dislike keeping my child in a car seat longer than absolutely necessary, so I used the bassinet on flights and checked the car seat for domestic travel. When installing the minu car seat, there is almost no bending over to reach the car seat, which is nice for seeing baby's face well, putting in binkies, and taking the car seat on and off when you don't need to bend too You will be able to permanently mount the Yoyo2 car seat adapter to your stroller - This makes it compact when folded, but also makes it difficult to use on another stroller because it must be removed and lost to use it on another stroller. It has a lower baby seat that is also significantly lower than the minu, despite which it still feels top-heavy when attached to the car seat. The Bassett- It's a tie A second reason why I haven't purchased a YoYo bassinet is that it is so expensive! I don't own a YoYo bassinet as my baby was over 6 months old when I purchased it, but I am considering getting it for the Despite the fact that the bassinet on Uppababy Minu is excellent, and folds as easily as toddler seat, it is a lot lower than the one in a standard stroller (same as Yoyo)
Toddler I am Yoyo2 There is no problem removing either of the seats to clean them. A small recliner is included in each set, but it's not large enough to allow for naps on the road. This seat wins only because the Yoyo seat reclines a lot easier than the Minu (it can be operated one-handed). The canopy - Approximately one minute It's excellent that the canopy has an extra extension. The peekaboo window also allows for a better view of the basket - Approximately one minute Yayo baskets are even worse than I thought they would be. Its narrow back and front, with two horizontal bars running down its middle, mean you can probably fit a little diaper clutch and a small thermos with a baby Mini baskets are surprisingly roomy, and I've even bothered to get two of them In that case, there were three grocery bags. The handlebar height must be - It's a tie I'm over 6 feet and my husband is a little over 6 feet too Although I like the height of both, I prefer the width of the Minu handlebar, and the kick-length fits well for me. Approximately one minute Taking a yoyo lesson has led to me kicking the back wheels more often, making an accidental contact with the brake on the yoyo a few times, but I am sure as I get used to it the occurrences will decrease. The brakes - Approximately one minute My favorite brake on the Minu is the red/green brake with very easy flip flops

Shocks- It's a tie I tried both on grass and gravel, and both work well over cobblestone, brick, and uneven sidewalks. Getting curbs out of place- MINI's weight-saving design is significantly easier to pop up a curb than other models For everyday life Minu is the stroller you want! Yoyo2 is a full pound heavier than Minu

Long story short- For every day use Yoyo2 is the way to go! You could practically use it as the only stroller you need since it can do everything a full-size stroller would be able to do- As for using the suitcase as an airplane, I found it difficult to use because I had to remove the wheels - The hardest part is traveling alone before your baby can stand up on his own, especially with a baby. Yoyo2 is the device you'll want if you're a frequent flyer It's the compact fold and ease of carrying through the airport that really makes it stand out. If the YoYo2 was available to me when I first looked, I probably would have bought it instead, but I actually am glad I bought YOYO2 I keep in my husband's car and use it primarily for travel by air. I keep the Minu in my trunk and the Yoyo2 in his. It's okay if you don't agree with this, but it may help you decide!.

Kamdyn Allen

| Aug 28, 2020

Despite the fact that I have not owned the original Yoyo nor the Yoyo plus, I am well versed in My 4 month old daughter and I both decided to purchase this YoYo2 to go along with her Cybex Priam. The feature that I like most about this stroller is I-*- *- Don't back down. There is no doubt that it is an exclusive On most terrains, including grass, you should be able to hand push. I couldn't believe how easy it was to maneuver even when I had a six-year-old I-*- *- It is folded. Honestly, it is hard to beat the fold when it comes to compactness. In spite of that, we do not fly that often, usually three times a month The event takes place four times per Hence, I am not sure if it matters for us to have such an incredibly small fold. Although I have flown with other strollers, I have always gate checked them and have never experienced serious issues (maybe a couple scratches on the bag when the bag was not being used). Although I understand the convenience of not having to check a stroller at the gate, I am not sure how significant it is. The infant car seat fits right behind it, so it is also convenient to use. Although my trunk has plenty of room for a bigger stroller, I would prefer not to carry one. As a general rule, I keep my Priam there without any issues. Take a look. I do like the way this stroller looks and it looks fashionable, too. Fake leather handlebars add a nice touch to the bike. I-*- *- Washing the fabric is easy with the fabric easily removed. It is similar to what I loved about Bugaboo and now I enjoy You can easily remove the fabric from the seat and the canopy to wash them. The reason all stroller manufacturers cannot upgrade their strollers to the same easy design is baffling to me. To begin with, here are some I-*- *- My only complaint is the recline on this stroller. I understand that most strollers don't have a fully flat recline however, this stroller's reclining mechanism There is no way that a baby could sleep comfortably in that. The rear of the stroller is reclining to the point where my baby is almost in a sitting position. In this context, I believe that this stroller can only be used intermittently during a baby's nap and not at all I-*- *- It's a canopy. I have been frustrated the most by this so far. Wouldn't it be better if they made My child gets sunburned by the rays of the sun shining directly into their faces. It may be possible to get an umbrella, but then I would have to move it depending on the direction of the sun. I would have to pay for the umbrella separately in addition to what I am already spending. The donkey or buffalo stroller both come with a canopy, but you'll have to order a custom canopy or use one from Bugaboo (the donkey or buffalo has its own clamps and wires). However, this means spending even more money on an already A bugaboo canopy is one of my favorites, especially those that are breezy. In terms of coverage, the Priam one is similarly good, though it isn't so great when it comes to There should have been an extra panel on the Yoyo one so that all of the child's skin is covered. when the peaks were at their highest BOOO should be made of mesh, not plastic, and should have a cover (to help protect it from the The Yoyo canopy, in my opinion, is among the worst designs ever made. I-*- *- A bump on the sidewalks can feel each and every bump in my baby. There does not seem to be any comfort for a child riding this. The front wheels of YoYo2 have a suspension system, which they added as an upgrade. There can't be any way I can imagine how bad the bumps would have been without suspension on the previous model. I-*- *- With a seatback distance of 16 inches, it is very short. Despite being behind the seatback, my 3 year old's head is over it. His head is not supported under the canopy, though he can still fit under it. It must be uncomfortable to do this. A second issue is that he is too tall for the harness, so he can't be strapped, which is possibly dangerous. furry little 4 month old fits in fine, but I am wondering how long he will be able to endure it. It is unlikely to happen beyond two years I have been in the field for five So, based on this conclusion, my recommendation is that Yoyo2 is a good stroller for quick errands that can be completed on flat surfaces or Strollers do not have to be checked at the gate, so it is a good solution for frequent travelers. In addition, it is an excellent choice for younger children. As a result, I will be returning mine as I cannot be happy with its disadvantages despite a few of its.

Leonard Nichols

| Jun 12, 2021

The stroller was faulty in my original review since it had been poorly put together. The truth is, that's not true. Although not apparent, there are struts that must be inserted in the canopy, and the piece where they must be inserted is very tight. By exerting a little elbow grease, I was able to put it together correctly. Although the assembly instructions are crummy, I'm still deducting one star.

Alma Michael

| Apr 26, 2021

This stroller seems to be the hype of the season, but I don't understand how people use it every day for strolling. There are several times when I almost dropped my child out because it's so tippy. You should not try to go over bumps or get on the sidewalk by popping up. Quite similar to a Geo Metro, this thing handles well. Folding it down is amazing since it only occupies a small amount of space while being light enough to travel with, but this is the extent of its excellent features.

Conor Spencer

| Dec 04, 2020

I really like the way it is so tiny and is so Exactly what I'm looking for- Since I am small and thin, I would not like something bulkier or bigger. As for the new yo-yo, we like it too We need a bassinet for our baby!.

Devin Hatfield

| Feb 03, 2021

Travellers will love the fact that it folds down small for easy transport. Folding can be challenging at times and the canopy doesn't seem to be However, for your second stroller, I strongly recommend you get one.

Aldo Humphrey

| Dec 15, 2020

One of the most unattractive An innovative stroller that is both comfortable and convenient.

Khalil Frank

| Oct 09, 2020

Very easy to fold, ultra light weight, and great maneuverability make it a great choice!.

Lee Newton

| Mar 01, 2021