👶 Cybex e-Priam Complete Stroller: Rocking Mode, Smart Assist Technology, Reversible Seat, True Red Seat with Chrome/Black Frame Review

For me as a licensed family day care center it's an absolutely worthwhile investment. I live on a country road, a cul-de-sac with a steep incline at the end, and I take the kids for walks quite often. When the opportunity arose to see it, I enlisted help to climb it. After doing this for 15 years, my shoulder and hip are tight and I'm actually in physical therapy for that. It's an absolute investment, but if you're planning on having multiple children or working in childcare, it's worth it…

Pros The fabric is fresh and breathable and easy to clean The bottom basket is wide and tall Wheels on the stroller can be locked or rotated for a smooth ride Height can be adjusted I'm 5ft 2in and it's currently my shortest. The seat is very wide. When folded, it doesn't take up much space. The battery lasts a while. The application is easy to use. more than there is. Assembly is easy except for the footrest. What instructions weren't the best. The cup holder position is very low, almost next…

The stroller itself is great although NOT easy to assemble. The instructions were very difficult to follow as there were no words, just letters and arrows! It was terrible. This stroller, which took me an hour maximum, took TWO hours to assemble. That's why I gave this stroller 4 starts instead of 5. It doesn't even contain anything to ask you to download an app or which app to download. It says nothing about the app. I found the app by browsing the list and searching for the stroller name in…

This stroller is a feast for the eyes. Looks beautiful, trendy and trendy. It's very comfortable for my baby. The New Yorker has narrow, bumpy and cracked sidewalks. The Cybex Priam wheels are amazing - they handle these conditions well. And our 19 month old daughter looks so comfortable. The pillow is easy to clean; we just wipe it off. The size of the dome is also very good. It's perfect for both rainy and sunny days. Being tall, the handlebars reach a long way, which is great for us…

We've been using this stroller for over two months now and enjoy many of the amenities advertised on the motorized Cybex e-Priam. First of all, the e-Priam differs from ordinary strollers with its city-inspired design. It's relatively light, with a strong aluminum frame, large front wheels, a reversible seat, and folds up quickly and easily. The motor helps with navigating rough, paved terrain, although we have yet to test it in slippery winter conditions. The brake assist also allows us to…

The Cybex E-Priam is by far the nicest stroller I've ever owned and I've used many brands from Nunaa to Uppa. This stroller has everything you need from toddler to age 5 (55 pounds). However, I don't know many children who still enjoy being in a stroller at this older age, but this is an option if you want something to grow with your child. For babies, this is a lifesaver as it has a rocking function to help you get even the most moody of babies to bed. Everything can be accessed via an app on…

Review by: Cybex e-Priam Complete stroller, folds compactly with one hand, reversible seat, plush 4 wheel suspension, extra storage space, rocking mode with app, indigo blue seat with chrome/black frame. This is a 2022 model. I'm not sure where I would look. They've been doing this since about 2019 or something. This time, upgrading to previous versions seems like a better app and a pretty cool wiggle. Otherwise it looks the same as the 2021 version. The price tag makes him gasp. What you need…

I've never really bothered with all the luxury strollers and baby stuff, I've always found mid-range products to be more fair than good quality with a much less crazy price. When I first saw this Cybex e-Priam Complete stroller my eyes popped out at the price and I started shaking my head and wondering who in the world other than the insanely rich would would buy this thing. Then the swing function caught my attention. My 3 month old loves to swing in the stroller but hates any swing or rocking

I'm a big fan of Cybex strollers, I have a Priam that I use every day and I love it. When I first heard about the ePriam, it struck me as a little useless and unnecessary... and honestly, it's not necessary, but it's actually what makes a luxury stroller a luxury stroller. Luxury is by definition not purely functional, it's those little extras that make life that little bit easier. Besides, it's just cool. That being said, this motorized stroller might not be an absolute necessity, but it is…