Cybex Melio Carbon 3 - Moon Black

The media could not be loaded. I bought it for my daughter, it's very comfortable, a small and light stroller with a car seat

I was choosing between cybex and yoyo and I wanted a light weight stroller which is compact and easy to use, coz my trunk is small.Both have it’s pros and consCybex is 2 pound heavier than Yoyo which is ok, it’s very light and easy to maneuver. The only advantage of this stroller is that it gives me both views, mom view and world view, which Yoyo doesn’t have this feature. It’s canopy is very bid and that’s a plus too. But the problem is it’s stability. This stroller is not reliable enough coz it’s not very sturdy. Also looks very small as you see in the picture my 6 month old baby is already used all its space. I’m not sure if she fits in it when she grows.And at last, it has only two recline mode. One is so flat for sleeping and other is very upright for sitting. It’s very disappointing that it doesn’t have anything in between for a sitting relax but not laying. In my opinion it doesn’t worth the price.Now Yoyo 😉My choice was yoyo, coz its very very compact when you fold it, I could even put it under her carsit in the back of the car and have the whole trunk empty for other stuff. I have to confess that cybex was easier to fold. Also rain-cover was included in the cybex package but not in Yoyo. Even cup holder was not included in yoyo’s package and you have to purchase them separately 😒Yoyo was more sturdy and I liked its material a lot more that Cybex melio carbon. Its recline modes where adjustable with two straps on the back side and was ok for sitting and laying for relaxing.Overall fir me Yoyo was a better choice for 3-4 years of using ✌🏼

Me compre primero el balios s lux, me parecio pesado, soy una petite, y no queria un cochechito pesado, este cumple su función, probablemente actualice este comentario mas adelante luego de usar el cochecito.

This stroller has a very wobbly and flimsy frame. 🥺The front wheels do not have a lock in one position. And the saddest thing is that the back has only 2 positions. You will not be able to use this stroller for your newborn baby. Because you will not be able to fold the back into a horizontal position. I bought a stroller specifically for a newborn baby but I will not be able to use it. Before that, I watched video reviews of this stroller and this same model had backs that folded into a horizontal position and had at least 3 positions, but here there are only 2☹️.

Good stroller, very light and manoeuvrable. I was very upset by the crooked seam on the hood. This spoils the appearance of the stroller and attracts attention. Other than that, the stroller lives up to my expectations so far. The child likes it too. It looks fragile, but I hope she doesn't roll over with the baby inside. I like how it rides. Another disadvantage is that the seat has only two positions - lying and sitting. I would like something in between. Everything else is good

It is absolutely light and easy to handle. Hoever, My wife and I ddid not know that the reclining function is completey different from the on sold in japan. We realzied that only 2 reclining positions are available for this model sold in the U.S though 4 positions are available for the model sold in Japan. It was hard to recognize it before we purchase it.

This Cybex stroller is the newest addition to my collection and I wanted to compare all of the strollers for parents trying to make the right choice for their family.For context, we have the Cybex Gazelle, Epriam, Beezy, and Melio Carbon. Each has their pros and cons but overall Cybex makes AMAZING strollers with superior materials. Whatever Cybex you choose, you really can’t go wrong. (In photo from left to right gazelle, epriam, Beezy, Melio carbon)The pros of the Melio Carbon:- so lightweight! Compared to the other three, this is where the Melio really excels. It’s super light. The Beezy is a compact stroller but the Melio blows it out of the water on weight.- the carbon fiber look is super cool. This is my husbands favorite stroller based on looks- excellent for hot days because the lining comes out and it’s mesh backed, none of the other strollers have that feature.- pushes and steers like a dreamCons of the Melio- The frame is so lightweight I do have some worries about long term wear. I would also be nervous to check this one on an airplane. I would probably only fly with it if I knew it could fit in an overhead.- when you close it, there is not a latching system that keeps it closed and super flat. The Beezy actually closes flatter in my opinion. This would make it slightly more difficult for air travel as well.- the bottom bin cannot hold as much, due to lightweight materials and size.- the materials are not quite as Luxe as some of the other strollers probably due to weight savingsSome situations where this would be an excellent stroller choice- hot climates- families with very small vehicles that don’t have a lot of space for a stroller- a living situation that requires carrying a stroller up stairs- a desire for a secondary stroller when you already have a full size stroller.Of the four strollers that I have, if I could only buy 1, it would be the Gazelle. The gazelle is the best overall in my opinion for longevity with a growing family. It is made beautifully, it’s super heavy duty and it has a ton of configurations available.One Cybex Con:The one thing that really bugs me about Cybex is that they don’t use the same type of attachments across strollers. I have the carry cot for the gazelle, and they also offer a carry cot for the Melio and Epriam but the only difference is the connectors so it’s not interchangeable. Its a little thing but I find it highly annoying. I should be able to move my carry cot and infant seat adapters from one frame to another.