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

Muy fácil de abrir y cerrar ya cuando le agarras el modo, si se puede con una mano aún que a veces ocasionalmente llega a trabarse, la asa es muy práctica, aún que si lastima poquito en el hombro, no es para andarla cargando mucho tiempo, es medianamente pesada por que es una carriola que para el plegado es amplia y se siente resistente, los materiales están bien aún que para el precio si esperaba algo un poco de mejor calidad aún que todo se ve resistente, ojalá hubiesen tenido en color beige, eso sería espectacular. Se siente estable y se maneja con mucha facilidad en terreno plano por supuesto, la capota es grande y el reclinado no es totalmente horizontal, pero está ok como para bebés a partir de 3 meses y ojalá por el precio hubiese incluido un impermeable y un mosquitero, en resumen si me gustó, yo la compré con algo de descuento entonces no siento que no halla valido la pena, pero tal vez si me hubiera gustado más la Joolz aer+ pero no tenía descuento 😊

I’ve used the Uppababy Vista V2 for everyday family outings and the Minu V1 as our travel stroller, so I was really curious to see how the new Minu V3 would compare. After using it, I can confidently say the Minu V3 is a big improvement over the original Minu. First, the fold and overall design feel much more refined. The Minu V3 folds easier and feels sturdier than the V1. It’s still compact enough for travel and quick trips, but it now feels closer to a full-size stroller in terms of stability and comfort. The ride quality is also noticeably better. The suspension and wheels handle sidewalks and bumps more smoothly than the Minu V1. Compared to the Vista V2, the Minu V3 is obviously lighter and more compact, but it doesn’t feel flimsy at all. Another upgrade is the seat and overall comfort. The seat feels roomier and more supportive, and the recline is great for naps on the go. The canopy coverage is better too, which is helpful for sunny days. What I like most is that the Minu V3 keeps the convenience of a travel stroller but improves the everyday usability. It’s easy to carry, simple to fold, and much smoother to push than the V1. Overall, if you liked the Minu V1 but wanted something more solid and comfortable, the Minu V3 is absolutely worth it. For families who already use the Vista V2 but want a lighter stroller for travel or quick errands, the Minu V3 is a fantastic addition.

After tons of research, we decided upon the minu v3 and could not be happier with our purchase. We wanted to use a travel stroller as our main stroller to make it easier on myself getting in and out of the car when I’m alone. It is incredibly easy to fold up and put in the car by myself. So far, it has been wonderful overall. I love the peek a boo window and baby loves to look back at us through it as well. We purchased the green color and it is so beautiful in person. The newborn recline is really great and easy to move up and down. The only downside I’d say is that there isn’t a zippered pouch or spot to put a phone, but they sell add ons like a cup holder that would do the trick. If you are in the market for a travel stroller this one is definitely worth it.

I’m really happy with the UPPAbaby Minu V3. It’s compact and lightweight enough for travel, but it still feels sturdy and well-made. The fold is quick and easy with one hand, which is especially helpful for TSA check when you need to hold the baby up. The size is small when floding and the wheels row smoothly on most busy areas. Since, it is compact, the cuision is not as strong as the big wheels. Overall, the Minu V3 is a great choice for parents who want a travel-friendly stroller without sacrificing comfort, quality, or convenience. I would definitely recommend it!

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