QuickSmart Easy Fold Compact Stroller in Geometric Grey

Purchased to use when grand-kid visits. Love the chair itself, beautiful and easy to maneuver, however, a nightmare to open and close, I think the concept is great, but needs work!

Love that this stroller is compact and comes with a carrying bag. My one year old Little one easily takes naps. It is easy to maneuver and like that the canopy has a peek window.

Great compact stroller. Looks good too. So far this stroller works well with no issues.

I really like the idea of this stroller and I purchased it to be our travel stroller, and I liked that it already came with a carrying case as well as the weather shield. I really don't want to travel with my Baby Jogger City Mini and risk it being mistreated during air travel (gate check), plus it's a little bulky. Delivery from Albee BABY was fast which I appreciated. The tape on the box looked pretty old and there was a lot on it making me feel like it was once opened and returned. Upon opening the box there was a slight weird smell like something that's been sitting in a warehouse for a while (see below for more details about that). I opened the stroller and I definitely like the print and the fabric, and just the general look of it, every modern. I put my 17 mth old daughter in it and she seems to like it too as she didn't want to come out. She was actually able to crouch her legs up and get comfy because the seat goes straight out (she's a little short :) ). The recline function is a bit of a pain because it's four plastic buckles/connectors (can't think of what you call them, but everyone has these on at least one baby item they own), two on each side that you unbuckle to recline then re-fasten to make it upright. It's hard to do when the child is in the stroller, you have to ask them to sit up or would have to physically pull up younger babies so you can do it. Kind of tricky with only two hands. Unfastening is definitely easier because of the laws of gravity. A drawstring would have been better. It also doesn't recline very far. It seems to be enough for my daughter to look comfortable and if she fell asleep her neck wouldn't go forward, which is good, but it's not a flat recline at all. I found the stroller hard to push with her in it, more specifically the front wheels. I notice another parent said in one of the reviews here they oiled theirs and it worked fine and they wished they didn't have to, but even though we purchased it new, it's about 3 years old and has been sitting in Albee Baby's warehouse most likely ever since. So I guess that's a little understandable. I also find that at the handle when pushing bounces a little making me feel like I'm going to snap it in half and my daughter is only 20 lbs! Not sure if that's how it's supposed to be, some sort of shocks when bouncing. I'm not too sure how it will handle on the NYC streets with those small little front wheels should I decide to use this stroller for a quick errand. There aren't any harness pads/covers, but I suppose you can buy those if you want. The harness buckles aren't the easiest, but it is a 5-pt harness which is great because later you can forget the shoulder straps altogether. The fold is two-step and I don't know how fast that will be at the airport gate. I had to fold it on the ground and I would imagine the fabric would get dirty in a public place. Maybe it takes getting used to. Then there is a little of a struggle to get it into the bag, which isn't the best quality I should add. It's a great idea, but it's not padded and I don't know how well it will handle if being thrown around by luggage handlers at gate check. I've had one of those red stroller travel bags come back with a hole on it before and the material is similar. I feel like a need a case for the case! :P It folds pretty small, definitely more compact than my City Mini. I've read some people were able to put it in the overhead of some flights, which is what enticed me in the first place. But I'm not too sure about that now looking at it. Perhaps on bigger planes, but definitely not on the smaller domestic ones. It also doesn't weigh that much less than the City Mini, maybe about 2 lbs. I guess the basis for travel is its compactness and not necessarily the weight. The bag with the shoulder strap definitely makes it easier. They say to carry it by the handle if not using the bag, but I find that kind of awkward. In general I think if you use this for travel and not as your main stroller all of the above issues and my cons below would not be huge problem. I also recognize that some of the "issues" may also be what makes it able to be as compact as it is. I would recommend to a friend for travel and infrequent use only. I'm kind of leery about keeping the stroller mainly because the company that makes it seems to be M.I.A in the US. The website hasn't been updated since 2011 and the phone # is not in service. My stroller was purchased last week (Mar 2014) and has a manufacturer date of 2011. I emailed the distributor from the box, Funtastic, and they told me it is now being distributed by The Dale Group, also in Australia. I have emailed them asking who do we contact in the USA in case we need support. I don't particularly like having a product that a) has such an old manuf. date, and b) I can't contact anyone about should I run into an issue. I am still waiting on a response from them. I'm on the fence and I may return it and purchase a stroller with active customer support.

Nice and easy open, very confort is good for walking and good rider for my baby girl.

I have been eyeing this stroller for quit sometime. I needed a stroller that did not occupy so much space and this is it. This stroller is easy to fold and sto away. The only down fall is the bottom storage basket is very small and does fit a normal size diaper bag. However that I don't mind at all. Just purchase the caddy that is for the stroller and u are all good.

So far I love this stroller. Haven't used it a lot, since my daughter is getting older (almost 2) - but that is one reason I love it. I don't want it taking up tons of trunk space when I don't need it very often. It seems very high quality and sturdy and the steering is great. My other stroller is a city mini (with 3 wheels) and its so maneuverable - I HATE typical umbrella strollers, I think they are so hard to steer - even with a taller/nicer model. This QuickSmart stroller is VERY easy to steer with one hand since it has the single handle bar and the front wheels are close together. Its also comfortable for her to ride in so far and sometimes she asks to ride in it if she gets a peek of it in the trunk. You can find youtube videos online that show how it folds/unfolds to decide if this stroller is for you. We are flying to Disneyworld this Spring so I will try to remember to update my review after the trip.

I was looking for a lightweight stroller that would be nice and comfortable for my one year old and I found this one. So far my baby loves it he even falls to sleep while riding on it, which would be inpossible on the umbrella and the travel system stroller he got when he was borned. I love the desing and for the price is great, I couldn't ask for more. Overall I am happy.

I have a tiny car so this was perfect. I leave it in the trunk, so easy to fold and especially easy to unfold. I love everything about it. even the recline.

I have used several strollers. We use the Orbit Baby for our primary stroller and we LOVE it. However, for travel, this one rocks! Now, the reason it rocks for us most is when we don't need a car seat to our final oar destination, e.g., the car service provides one or we are using a train, etc, This little thing is easy to open and close (watch the video and you'll learn In a snap!). It will fit in the overhead bin on most flights. Otherwise, we use the Orbit System. I highly recommend this little stroller. We have a very big two year old and she loves it. She's tall and I was afraid the sun shield would be too short for her but she's fine with it. We bought the accessory holder from amazon to snap on the back and it's great and it fits in the storage back with it attached. Shoot me a reply if you have questions.

It fits our needs, is lightweight, portable, and seems fairly sturdy so far. There's basically no storage, so I recommend this as a secondary stroller. We bought a cheap $12 stroller prior to this, but I couldn't stand it because the wheels wouldn't turn, it was a pain to fold up, the baby seemed squished in it, and the handles were too low so I had to stoop over to push it. Therefore, this is a vast improvement!

I bought this as my small portable stroller since my Mia Moda Cielo that I purchased in 2008 from Albee Baby had seen better days. My full size stroller is a Phil and Teds double tandem, but it takes up nearly the entire trunk portion of my Honda Pilot. I love that this stiller folds up so compact and that I can keep it in my trunk and still have plenty of space for groceries and other things. Unlike my Mia Moda (which was discontinued) you do need two hands to fold so you would not be able to fold it while holding your baby. My daughter is 19 months now so I was hesitant to invest in another stroller but i am so glad I did. I read the reviews about the lack of storage and no cup holder but was able to buy a QuickSmart accessory that has two cup holders, a pouch and a large mesh bag that you can keep on the stroller when folded and it is perfect. The stroller is also sturdy enough that it does not flip over when you take the baby out (ex. if you have a bag or mommy hook attached) and it is very easy to steer with one hand. The recline is also perfect for napping; while it does not lay flat, it is perfect for napping and the sun shade does an adequate job (even in sunny FL). This stroller like my Mia Moda is great for travel as you can fit it in the overhead bin of the airplane versus gate check and hope the baggage handlers take care of it

I love this stroller! It is easy to use and go from store to store. Traveling is nice but the two step fold process can be annoying. It is semi light but it is good that the frame is sturdy and durable not flimsy.

This stroller folds down to a small, suit case size package that you can take on the subway with you to work, or use a bike lock and lock it to a bike rack so you can pick up your little one. We use it as a daily commuter and it seems sturdy and well put together. We bought the optional bag for the back because there isn't a lot of storage. IF you take this with your little one on the bus or subway you won't upset other passengers because of its small size.

We were looking for a small, lightweight, compact stroller for when we travel and don't have a lot of room. I did TONS of research and decided on this one. It really fits the bill. Stroller folds down to the size of a small suitcase, and is very lightweight. It's very comfortable for my son to ride in and the sun shade is very substantial. Because it is a travel stroller it is lacking a lot of basics, like a tray, storage, padding- but that is the trade off. It is not good for everyday use. The only, and biggest problem we have had so far, is that after 1 day of use the front wheels started locking and not spinning around when we tried to push the stroller. It made it nearly impossible to push the stroller around. I was about to return it, but my handy husband just oiled the front wheels instead, and we haven't had any problems since. It's dissappointing we had to do this with a brand new stroller, but it all worked out. Also, it is definitely a two handed fold- if that's important to you.