Maxi-Cosi Kaia Stroller, Total Black

We purchased the Maxi Cosi Mico car seat for our newborn and after a few months we decided we wanted a stroller rather than always using our carrier. The seat attaches nicely into the stroller (although it can sometimes be tricky getting it to line up into the stroller) and it makes going from car to stroller then back again simple. Some people complained that it was difficult to get it to fold up but I have not had any problems. We also love the harness straps on the seat & were able to safely use the stroller seat (without the car seat) for our baby when she was still unable to sit up on her own. Love it! Only downside, it comes with a cup holder, but theres nowhere else to hold extra items like car keys, phone, etc.

The stroller arrived without the adapter brackets for the carseat. The stroller was not at all what it was described to be.

The storage space at the bottom of this stroller is extremely limited which is sort of a deal breaker. Also, it is advertised as being easy to close and open but no one in my family found that to be true. There always seemed to be a trick you needed to do to get it to close right.

Great stroller.

Very easy to use, good quality, excellent brand stroller. Good size, very nice. The black color is the best..good purchase

for the price, this stroller is made from completely cheap materials. was very unimpressed.

Needed to downsize strollers for a road trip, even though our little guy is about to size out of his Mico car seat I decided to give this a chance. Even if it didn't match our car seat this stroller is supremely easy to fold and unfold. My other stroller us more than twice the price (and size) and didn't include adapters or cup holder, these are extras but are much appreciated. It's a smooth ride, took it through a weekend event that included interior and exterior settings and this handled both with finesse. The underside basket is pretty good sized and does what it needs to. Can't find anything wrong with it, highly recommend whether or not you have a matching car seat, just wish I would bought a bundled set to start off with.

This stroller is cheaply made, even though not cheap at all. We looked at Maxi Cosi Kaia because our car seat was also Maxi Cosi. This stroller turned out to be very disappointing given below reasons:1. Babies can't sit upright in it. The stroller only allows your baby to lay back, which my baby happens to hate a lot while she's awake.2. Babies can't lay flat in it either! The best it can do is around 30 degree, which is annoying3. The stroller is very cheaply made. The break is awkward and got stuck just after a few times use. The recline position adjustment is done by the cheaply made strips.4. It's very hard to maneuver. The separate handles are not easy to maneuver at all.5. The basket is small. Too small to fit in a diaper bag and you can't take it out without trouble.6. You can't fold it one hand, you can't even fold it easily. It doesn't latch on so it may fall loose when you put it in your trunk.7. The ride is very bumpy given the small wheels and the seat is very low.8. Not light weight at all compared with McLaren or UPPAbaby.The only benefit for getting a Kaia is that you don't need an adapter for a Maxi Cosi car seat, which we discarded only after four months' use.I ended up getting another full size stroller. And another car seat after we discarded Maxi Cosi.If you want a full size stroller that your baby can ride comfortably with, don't buy this one. If you want a light weight and a reasonably priced stroller, don't buy this either.