All user reviews of Cybex Mios

I bought it secondhand because I liked the design and read the good review here. Unfortunately, it doesn't really suits our needs.

It doesn't seem sturdy at all and is not suitable for light field paths. I would recommend it for someone who is living in the city, occasionally goes to a Park in the city, but doesn't walk in field paths/forest tracks...

For me the perfect stroller. I didn't find it until later when my son was 6 months old - so I don't know what the bassinet is like, but I'm extremely happy with the seat unit.

We bought it in May, so I started using it for the summer - and the incredible benefit was the mesh back. My son hardly sweated at all when he was in the stroller.

It is very lightweight, it weighs just over 8 kg. It can be folded with one hand, which was an advantage for me when I held my son in my arms - and it doesn't take up much space in the car. It fits easily in a smaller boot.

The seat is surprisingly large and roomy. My son is now 1.5 years old, 12kg, and fits in it with no problems with the Elodie Details footmuff. The sports section can face both forward and to the parent. It can be put in a full recline, which is what I wanted. Every previous stroller I've had can't be put into full recline. The Mios still has about 4 more positions and an almost upright seat position.

As for the little wheels, they are rubber and not as small as they seem. They have handled cobblestones in the city as well as the "village" road without a problem.

For the nest kid, I would definitely buy the Mios again with the bassinet, but I can't fit a skate for an older child, so I'll have to go with its bigger brother - the Cybex Priam. Otherwise, I recommend it to everyone 👍

This is the best stroller you can buy!

Since I first saw the Mios (just being announced), I knew I have to have it. Although it is a more expensive stroller, it was - and still is - worth the money. The design is unrepeatable and beautiful, reminding of the Priam, but not the same. I bought it in the Cashmere Beige color, which looked soft and modest - great for both a boy and a girl. When assembling the stroller out of the box, all went smoothly except for the canopy, which I managed to thread right on my third try 🙂 The chassis is solid and equipped with a nice suspension (I can even rock my baby slightly), and despite the small wheels, we pass bumps in the road (or grass) relatively easily.

The seat unit is unexpectedly spacious and can easily handle my older, three-year-old son. It is possible to adjust its position from fully sitting (very upright) to full lay-flat. Two in-between positions are ideal for a non-yet-sitting-by-itself child, or a baby with reflux.

The carrycot is a good, average size, although, at first sight, it may seem small-ish. My (over 4 kg at birth) big little man fit in it in 7 and a half months - with a winter footmuff! We switched to the seat unit because he was trying to climb out of it, even though I think I could fit him in it for at least a few weeks. What irritated me the most was the car seat adapters - they work well, but they need to be removed with force, just like the removing of the car seat from those adapters. If the memory buttons were also on the adapters (just like they are on both the carrycot and the seat unit part), the whole system would be perfect. The stroller is very compact after folding, and also it's lightweight and practical to use in the city. Great as a second stroller, but for urban moms (like I am), also as an only stroller.

Lightweight and very practical for the city. Excellent maneuverability, but unfortunately, I and my son found it too small (he was 20 months old). Because of the short and badly designed leg rest, the overall space of the seat unit is too short for my taste.