Maxi-Cosi Zelia™ Luxe 5-in-1 Modular Travel System for Baby, Car Seat and Stroller, Car Seat and Stroller Combo - Black

Es de pésima calidad , no tenía ni 3 meses de uso y ya no me servía, no he podido contactar al vendedor para que me den una solución toda se despegó y no la he podido utilizar

*8/14 Update! Customer service at Maxi Cosi has corrected the situation, I must say I am completely thankful and surprised at how great they were with assisting me with my issue. They genuinely changed my mind regarding child safety. Although my car seat did have issues, they have exceeded my expectations in ensuring my child is safe in her car seat. (changing my stars to 5 just because customer service truly backed up there product).I purchased this stroller, car seat combo in February. I’ve always been a maxi Cosi customer. And am so disappointed with this product. The car seat completely came apart, literally had no idea my baby was in a car seat that was not safe. Spend the extra money to buy a reputable stroller. I do not recommend.

I absolutely LOVE this stroller!! I love that it’s 5 different travel types. And the push handle folds up while the car seat or bassinet is attached for easy access to baby. 10/10 would recommend and would buy again.It doesn’t roll very well in dirt, that’s my only downfall with this stroller combo!

When I bought this stroller I was worried I would have issues based on the reviews, and here I am writing a one star review. People had commented on quality as well as issues with wheels. I only purchased this travel system because I was a first time mom and really wanted the bassinet feature, but did not want to pay $1K+ for the Vista which I think was the other option at the time. We used the bassinet for the first 2 months (we weren't even going out that much) and then switched to just having baby in the carseat. I really wish I had spent about half the amount of money on something else. After seeing a mom practically do pirouettes with her Stokke Yo-Yo, I finally replaced this stroller with the Zoe Traveler (around $250) which I LOVVVEEEE. The Zoe traveler does not work as a travel system and I would not have used for an infant, but just want to emphasize that there's plenty of other options out there that are affordable and maneuver well and are safe. We have the Graco Extend to Fit carseat when we moved out of the infant seat which is very affordable and I'd consider one of the best carseats. I wish I had done more research and had not equated $$ with safety and quality for my baby.As for this travel system, the only decent thing about it was the infant car seat, and even that I felt like I could have gotten same or better quality with a different brand. The wheels on this thing are horrible. The left front one started having an issue relatively early and got progressively worse to where whenever we'd start rolling again after stopping it would just act as a brake. I figured out that I could jerk the stroller to the right a bit and then it would unlock but I hate doing that with my child in the seat. Also the thick plastic rod in the center of the canopy started poking through the fabric a few months into having the stroller. I'd try to thread it back but it would start coming out on walks and looked super unsafe. I removed it and then the canopy was sunk and resting on my child's head. I think it's an unnecessarily wide stroller--there are a lot of marks on it from when we tried to fit it through doorways or past bushes on our narrow sidewalks. It's also heavy, and I could never get it to fold well and it took up most of my trunk.

The stroller is made with high-quality materials, is lightweight, glides smoothly, and folds effortlessly.