Pram comparisons
Two prams, side by side, using each brand's published Australian specifications. Every page shows its sources and the date we checked them. These are not hands-on reviews or car-fit tests.
Travel and compact strollers
Light strollers with small folds, compared on weight, folded size and newborn setup.
Bugaboo Butterfly 2 Plus vs UPPAbaby Minu V3Two compact travel strollers that both say they suit a baby from birth without a separate bassinet: the Butterfly 2 Plus with its seat reclined flat, the Minu V3 as sold, which UPPAbaby says needs no insert or liner from birth.
- Bugaboo Butterfly 2 Plus vs Nuna TRVL lxTwo compact strollers about 7 kg each.
- UPPAbaby Minu V3 vs Nuna TRVL lxTwo compact strollers of about 7.5 kg that are both listed from birth and both fold with one hand and stand when folded.
Baby Jogger city tour 2 vs Bugaboo Butterfly 2 PlusTwo travel strollers that both list newborn use in the seat when it is reclined.
Joolz Aer2 vs Bugaboo Butterfly 2 PlusTwo compact travel strollers listed from birth, each with a 22 kg seat limit, an 8 kg basket and car seat adapters sold separately.
Joie pact pro vs Bugaboo Butterfly 2 PlusTwo compact prams for travel and everyday errands, both listed from birth to 22 kg.- UPPAbaby Minu V3 vs Joolz Aer2Two compact strollers listed from birth with a one-hand fold.
- Nuna TRVL lx vs Joolz Aer2Two compact strollers listed from birth that fold with one hand and stand on their own when folded.
- Joie pact pro vs Nuna TRVL lxTwo compact travel strollers that fold with one hand and stand on their own when folded, both listed from birth with the seat reclined.
Joie nitro lx vs Joie pact proTwo lightweight Joie strollers, both listed from birth to 22 kg with a lie-flat recline, and both rated to 4.5 kg in the basket by their manuals.
Edwards & Co Lucci vs Bugaboo Butterfly 2 PlusTwo compact travel strollers listed from birth with the seat laid flat, both rated to 22 kg in the seat and 8 kg in the basket, and both needing adapters, sold separately, for a capsule.- Joie pact pro vs UPPAbaby Minu V3Two compact travel strollers, both listed from birth with the seat reclined flat and both with a standing, one-hand fold.
Full-size prams
Everyday prams with a reversible seat, compared on fold, basket, newborn setup and price.
Bugaboo Fox 5 Renew vs UPPAbaby Vista V3Both are full-size prams with a bassinet in the listed Australian bundle, a reversible seat and capsule compatibility.
UPPAbaby Cruz V3 vs Nuna MIXX nextTwo single full-size prams with a reversible seat that is listed from birth, and no bassinet in the standard bundle.
Nuna SWIV vs UPPAbaby Vista V3Two full-size prams with a reversible seat listed from birth, built for different plans.- Nuna SWIV vs Bugaboo Fox 5 RenewTwo single prams with a reversible seat that both fold with one hand and stand when folded.
Joie finiti vs Edwards & Co Oscar NuTwo single prams under $900 at manufacturer prices ($749.99 and $849), both with a reversible seat and a 22 kg seat limit.
Nuna TRIV next vs UPPAbaby Cruz V3Two single prams with a reversible seat listed for newborns and a fold that stands on its own.
Joolz Hub2 vs UPPAbaby Cruz V3Two single prams listed from birth with a reversible seat.- UPPAbaby Cruz V3 vs Bugaboo Fox 5 RenewTwo full-size single prams with a reversible seat, listed from birth.
- Nuna MIXX next vs UPPAbaby Vista V3Two full-size prams with a reversible seat, both listed from birth to 22.7 kg.
- Nuna MIXX next vs Bugaboo Fox 5 RenewTwo single full-size prams with a reversible seat.
- Nuna TRIV next vs Joolz Hub2Two compact everyday strollers with a reversible seat, each listed from birth with the seat fully reclined and a carry cot sold separately.
Joie versiti vs Nuna MIXX nextTwo full-size prams around $1,000 with a reversible seat listed from birth, capsule adaptors in the box and a bassinet or carry cot sold separately.
Single to double prams
Single prams that both take a second seat or bassinet later, sold separately.
Bugaboo Kangaroo vs UPPAbaby Vista V3Both start as a single pram with a bassinet in the box and can take a second child later.
Cybex Gazelle S vs UPPAbaby Vista V3Two full-size prams that can carry a second child with a second seat, sold separately.
Bugaboo Donkey 6 Mono vs UPPAbaby Vista V3Two full-size prams with a carrycot or bassinet in the box that can take a second child later with a seat sold separately.
Nuna DEMI next vs UPPAbaby Vista V3Two single-to-double prams with a reversible seat and a 22.7 kg seat limit.- Joie versiti vs Nuna DEMI nextTwo single-to-double prams with a reversible seat and capsule adaptors in the box.
Edwards & Co Olive vs UPPAbaby Vista V3Two full-size prams that start with one seat and grow with the family.- Joie versiti vs Edwards & Co OliveTwo single-to-double prams that each take a second seat, sold separately.
- Bugaboo Kangaroo vs Nuna DEMI nextTwo single-to-double prams with a reversible seat.
- Cybex Gazelle S vs Bugaboo KangarooTwo single-to-double prams with a reversible seat.
Joolz Geo3 vs Bugaboo Donkey 6 MonoTwo full-size prams with large puncture-proof wheels that come with a cot or carrycot and a seat in the box, and take a second child later with parts sold separately: the Donkey 6 becomes a side-by-side double with its sibling seat, and the Geo3 takes a second seat or cot with Joolz's duo adapters.- Joie versiti vs UPPAbaby Vista V3Two single-to-double prams, each listed from birth and taking a second child in a second seat sold separately.
Double and twin prams
Side-by-side and inline doubles built for two from day one.
Nuna TRVL dubl vs UPPAbaby Minu DuoTwo compact double strollers with both seats in the box, each seat listed from birth to 22.7 kg.
Valcobaby Snap Ultra Duo vs Valcobaby Slim Twin Series2Two Valcobaby side-by-side doubles at similar prices.
Joie aire twin vs Valcobaby Snap Ultra DuoTwo side-by-side double strollers about 76 cm wide, at very different prices.- Joie aire twin vs Joie versitiJoie's two ways to carry two children.
Same brand, different model
Two prams from one brand, for when you have picked the brand but not the model.
- Bugaboo Donkey 6 Mono vs Bugaboo KangarooTwo Bugaboo prams that start as a single with a carrycot or bassinet in the box and take a second child later with a sibling seat, sold separately.
- Edwards & Co Oscar Nu vs Edwards & Co OliveTwo Edwards & Co prams with a 22 kg seat limit and a 10 kg basket, and both suit a newborn only with an extra sold separately, such as the Newborn Insert Cushion, Carry Cot or Avery capsule.
Joie chrome dlx vs Joie aloreTwo Joie full-size prams listed from birth to 22 kg, each with a reversible seat.
- UPPAbaby Vista V3 vs UPPAbaby Cruz V3Two UPPAbaby full-size prams with the same 13.6 kg basket, a reversible seat and a 22.7 kg seat limit.
- Bugaboo Fox 5 Renew vs Bugaboo KangarooTwo Bugaboo full-size prams with a bassinet in the 2-in-1 bundle, a reversible seat, a 22 kg seat limit and a 9 kg bassinet limit.
- Nuna MIXX next vs Nuna TRIV nextTwo Nuna single prams with a reversible seat listed from birth, a fold that stands on its own and capsule adaptors in the box for the Nuna KLIK plus.
- Bugaboo Fox 5 Renew vs Bugaboo Donkey 6 MonoTwo Bugaboo prams sold in Australia as a 2-in-1 with a bassinet or carrycot and a seat rated to 22 kg.
- Nuna SWIV vs Nuna MIXX nextTwo single Nuna prams with a reversible seat, both listed from birth to 22.7 kg, and neither with a bassinet in the Australian box.
Britax One2 vs Britax MiniTwo Britax strollers at similar prices.
- Joie chrome dlx vs Joie finitiTwo Joie single prams at similar prices, both listed from birth to 22 kg with a reversible seat and a standing fold.
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