Pros
- - Build quality and materials - Appearance - Stroller travel - Dimensions
Cons
- If you're too picky: - Depreciation - Weight - Price
Beez's Choice: Universal Stroller Britax Roemer Smile 3, 2-in-1 - Midnight Grey (1 Box) Review
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Very good
Rating
4.6
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Pros
- Appearance, depreciation, quality of materials.
Cons
- missing
Pros
- Extremely high standards. High-quality components and a robust chassis. Control that is both simple and straightforward. The wheels are big enough to get about on. The cradle and the walking block that is equipped with all amenities. Big hood.
Cons
- Didn't come into any problems or issues.
Pros
- An extremely effective barrier! Huge sleeper, huge hood, viewing window on magnets, reversible block! Adjustable backrest for added comfort, soft and supportive bumper, elevated seating position, and a spacious basket. A cozy cradle, a cape that may be attached to a magnet, and high-quality materials.
Cons
- The cradle does not rock back and forth when placed on the floor. In the heat of the walking block, there is no window that can be opened for ventilation.
Pros
- No merit exists. 1) When purchasing a stroller, a flyer from the manufacturer is provided (if you write a positive review of this stroller on the market, you will receive $500 on your phone); consequently, all of the positive reviews for this stroller have already been purchased! What actually follows is 2) Hello, this is my husband's account on which I am writing. I want to express my anger to Olant for selling Britax Roemer Stroller 2 in 1 SMILE III Indigo Blue in January 2022. I purchased this stroller at the beginning of January 2022, but I didn't use it until February 2022 since the daughter I had just had a baby at the time from serious frostbite. The stroller does not handle snow well, and from the beginning of the purchase, the front wheels' mobility was bad (in the entrance, for example). Since the entry is small, not having a wheelchair has caused me significant inconvenience and continues to do so. I should mention that I exclusively use the stroller on asphalt in Hong Kong. Concrete issues with the front wheels started in April. Although it appeared to be farther away, it became even less maneuverable, and the wheels started to spin inward when turning. I made calls to three official services that the Olant website suggested. They are all distant from the metro and at the opposite end of Hong Kong from me. I reside in Hong Kong's eastern region. We were hesitant to go to the service for repairs in April and May because of the epidemic. However, it got so bad in the middle of June that we hired a cab and traveled two hours to the selicate crossing with our girls. They advised me to go to the selicate passage in the other two services because only partial sections are present. If two other providers on the site are unable to provide the service, why are they listed there?
Cons
- As a result, I had to spend time with a newborn calling two idiotic services and repeatedly repeating my predicament. Inhuman! The fact that Olant is not liable for the level of service upsets me a lot. Our wheels were greased for the silicate road. The carriage started to move about. Which surprised me about her. But exactly a week later, the wheels started to shake violently. Additionally, I had to make them go straight exclusively. That. Instead of a stroller that cost over $50,000, I was given a stroller that costs $10,000 in the children's world and can only travel in a straight path. Why did I need to purchase a stroller in Olante? Indifferently feeding me breakfast, the service manager informed me that they had reportedly ordered spare parts and were waiting since the end of June (for a moment, it is already August 25). I'll repeat: For the past two months, I've called the service twice per week. I'm quite disturbed about it because. I do it at the expense of talking to the child. The supplier would probably not accept them again, they said yesterday, so call at the end of the week and ask again. They would occasionally take my phone into the shop and say they would call me during the day, but this never happened. In summary, I have been using wheelchairs with fixed wheels that only turn in one direction for the past two months. Even though the infant is over 8 months old, I still find it challenging to maneuver her around tight spaces. As the service made obvious to me, they don't have any immediate plans to fix the problem, and it's generally doubtful whether they can solve it, so I don't understand what I paid money for if I have to waste a lot of health, strength, nerves, and time doing it. Additionally, if they do it at some point, I will once more need to take a taxi and transport the infant to the opposite end of Hong Kong to fix the issue. I don't have a spare stroller if you have to leave the one you have.
Pros
- Convenient to store and transport, lightweight, and well-made
Cons
- There are no position contexts for the cradle's hood. Adapters are needed for use with the car seat.
Pros
- Excellent patency, good shock absorption, and user-friendliness
Cons
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Pros
- - materials and workmanship: pleasant to the touch fabric, eco-leather on the handles - the chassis is only 57 cm wide, which means it rolls into my tiny elevator with no effort! Not many cradles on inflatable wheels have such parameters . - patency - manageability. Handles great with one hand. - attention to details - large basket with easy access - the ability to fold the cradle, which is important when transporting in a small trunk of a car - inflatable wheels - lack of a crossbar between the rear wheels - with a wide step you will not kick the stroller - ease of use of the mechanism of removal of a cradle - a rather small weight of the cradle - our scales showed 3.7 kg - obviously, but I will mention: the cradle closes well and protects the baby from bad weather, there is a built-in mesh for ventilation.
Cons
- - With built-in shock absorption and inflatable wheels, I expected a softer ride. But no, the stroller absorbs bumps quite hard compared to the old Polish strollers that I had. For a newborn baby, I think this is important. - I consider the runners for swinging on the cradle to be a very useful feature, because. I often put my child in it to “walk” on the balcony. Here the cradle does not have them. - The absence of a crossbar between the rear wheels is both a plus and a minus for me. it is problematic to attach a footrest for an older child.
