Inglesina Quid³ Stroller, Cosmic Black - Compact Reclining Travel Stroller for Baby & Toddler 0-55 lbs, One Hand fold, Car seat Compatible, Airplane Overhead, Lightweight, Foldable, XL UPF 50+ Canopy

"5.0 out of 5 stars" - I've had a Nuna TRVL since my baby (now 2) was born, and I've purchased and returned approximately 10 travel strollers in a quest for a better one. The hunt is finally over, and the TRVL is permanently relegated to my partner's car. I'm absolutely in love with the Quid3 for my toddler, here's why:Better than the TRVL- **** Canopy doesn't touch your hand when it's collapsed!!!! **** You may think this is just a minor nuisance on the TRVL but OMG it's the Achille's heel of the TRVL, it will drive you nuts after a couple hours- The fold locks in place, which makes it so much easier to lift in and out of the trunk- When folded, the stroller tilts and rolls like a carry on suitcase- The fabric between the canopy and the seatback is sewn on (not snapped like the TRVL) which means I can stuff some snacks or toys in there without worrying about them slipping out- Magnets to hold window open. TRVL window flops at the lightest breeze.- Slightly lighter, slightly smaller when folded, includes carry strapLike the TRVL- Single handed fold, not as smooth as the Trvl but good enough.- Can fold with bumper bar on- Upright seat, sufficient recline for naps, smooth recline function. (My kid likes to fall asleep sitting up, and if I recline him all the sudden he'll wake up. I like being able to adjust it down a little at a time, not all at once a la Joolz Aer)- Steers well with one hand- Lower footrest is solid and not fabric, toddler step on it to climb in- Decent sized basket for a travel stroller

"3.0 out of 5 stars" - For those comparing the Quid 2 and Quid 3- I was really excited for the Quid 3 to come out and even returned my Quid 2 looking forward to the one handed fold, added mesh and the improved under stroller storage. However I was surprised to see that the bumper bar is flimsier and the stroller is a touch narrower and the stroller feels heavier (it is one pound heavier but boy do I feel it!). The bumper bar and narrower stroller made this not work for us because our car seat so perfectly fit in the Quid 2 (unsanctioned but it is a really stable fit!) and isn’t compatible with the Quid 3’s accessory. It seems like they are trying to stretch into a more expensive class of travel stroller with the new touches but after trying both I far prefer the Quid 2 (I just wish the storage underneath was easier to use/access/was more spacious). It works so well with our car seat and feels so effortlessly light.I’ll be returning this model and getting the Quid 2 back.