I have the GB QBIT PLUS ALL CITY for a while only, but it's love at first sight. It's actually even more beautiful than the pics on the web. The frame is good, my one-year-old daughter was comfy in the seat. It's narrower, but that's understandable, as it's more of a travel buggy. The workmanship is beautiful, I'm just a little afraid because of the window - that it will tear over time, but I hope it won't 🤭. The covers are also nice and pleasant to touch. The stroller is tall, I'm actually short, I'm about 16 7cm and the push bar almost touching my chest - which suits me because like this it doesn't look like a doll pram.
I've only been outside with it once, just trying out the wheels on our bad sidewalks (just bumps and holes everywhere). The holes weren't much of a problemm the stroller didn't get stuck, it steered great, but it rattled a bit on the cobblestones - I rather madewalked very slowly so as not to shake my daughter too much 😁 The stroller can be heard a bit when you walk, but I expecting that - it is a buggy 😆 ... I'm used to my Britax, which is quiet and crosses any obstacle, but it's also larger.
Overall, I think it's good - for shopping, short trips, and for the city walks. It's very easy to fold, one-handed to push, and it's easy to operate in every aspect, so I can imagine traveling alone with a child and this stroller to my family. If I m holding my daughter in my hand, I can safely fold and move the stroller to the car boot. I'm already looking forward to trying it on normal sidewalks rather than these around us 🤭 ..
The stroller does not have a locking mechanism on the front wheels. This is a huge disadvantage for me, and I returned the stroller directly after getting it from the delivery man. I cannot imagine pushing a stroller through stones or on the playground, with the wheels not being able to be locked. I would have never thought that a stroller costing around 250 does not have the front wheel locking system - even a supercheap buggy from the Tesco's had one...
- Very functional (mainly for travelers)
- The pushchair, as well as the Cot to Go, is really small after folding and folds super easily
- Doesn't fold with adapters attached
I bought this pushchair as a compact option from newborn - since we are on the go almost every day (work needs, as well as family, being further away). I needed something small and handy, which this pushchair definitely is. We got the Cot to Go bassinet with it, and that also folds magically small. Other than that, it is very simple, but it is enough if compactness is the priority. Of course, it may look a little weird with the bassinet over the seat, but that is the price for having a super small but comfy pushchair that you can travel with, without the pushchair becoming a burden. You just cannot have everything!
The pushchair itself looks good, drives good, and all-in-all there's not much bad to say about it. For that price, and taking my need of compactness into account, I have not much to complain about. I am only sorry I didn't get my hands on the Fashion edition when buying it because the only thing I actually mind is that I cannot fold the pushchair with the bassinet/car seat adapters attached (I always have to remove them). I heard the Fashion edition allows you to fold it with them, which is a small thing, but time-saving nonetheless.
- perfect folding
- super compact
- maneuvrable
- beautiful
- comfortable
- details
- the canopy could be longer
- the leg rest could be longer
- no carry strap
We have the Fashion edition in blue. Even me not liking the plastic part on the sides very much, I must say it seems practical (my baby looks outta that when I cover him with the opened canopy), and overall, the buggy is gorgeous. The fabrics look luxurious, and they're also breathable, nice to touch, and there's a lot of nice detailing (the pillow is a really good touch).
Space-wise, my DS has enough space, and he is two-years-old - so I am expecting this buggy to last us until he doesn't need any anymore. The wheels are small, so nothing for some real all-terrain ride, but with that nice suspension, walks in our town are pleasant and comfy for me as well as my little one. I also love the fact that the width of the wheel is circa the same in the front and in the rear, making the maneuverability very easy.
If I were to change anything, I'd make the canopy extendable, and maybe make the leg rest longer as well. Other than that, I feel like, for this (ultra-compact) category, it is a stylish but also very practical model. I highly recommend getting it for holidays as well as for everyday walks in the city - mainly when your child doesn't need a buggy all the time.