Babyzen Yoyo Review | Is this Travel Stroller Still Relevant in 2023?

The Babyzen Yoyo retails at $449 and offers modular kits for different age ranges, with additional accessories like rain covers and car seat adapters sold separately.

It provides newborn compatibility with a fully reclined seat or the option to purchase a bassinet kit for younger babies.

The stroller offers a smooth push on different terrains, including cobblestones, and features a leather handlebar, safety strap, and a convenient travel pouch behind the handlebar.

The canopy provides adequate coverage but lacks an extension, and the peekaboo window does not have a cover, potentially allowing sunlight to shine through.

The most recent model increased the weight limit to 50 pounds but did not introduce major changes, with no one-handed fold mechanism and a two-step folding process.

The stroller has a small 11-pound weight capacity basket with a pocket behind the seat for storage.

The seat back is not very sturdy, lacks a bumper bar, and requires manual adjustment of the harness straps, with a plastic click buckle that may come apart easily.

While it can fit in an overhead airplane bin, it may be challenging to board alone with the stroller, and the wheels can get stuck during opening and closing.

Unique features include the ability to connect a second Yoyo for a double stroller or attach a rider board, offering versatility not found in its competitors.