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Prams and strollers

Single, double and compact prams assessed on conversion, fold, running gear and Australian parts support.

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Guides and assessments

Group assessments appear first, followed by research guides and individual models.

Group assessment · Updated July 2026

Best Double Prams Australia 2026

Ten double and convertible prams assessed on specification for Australian buyers, ranked by Bench Score, with prices, key figures and where each one fails.

RankedGroup assessment
Group assessment · Updated July 2026

Best double prams under $2,000 Australia

Ten double and twin prams under $2,000 in Australia, ranked on specification by Bench Score, with prices, seat capacities and what the second seat costs.

RankedGroup assessment
Group assessment · Updated July 2026

Best prams Australia 2026

Ten Australian prams ranked on published specification, with Bench Scores, lowest listed AUD prices as at 30 July 2026 and awards from value to all-terrain.

RankedGroup assessment
Group assessment · Updated July 2026

Best prams under $800 in Australia

Six prams under $800 assessed on specification for Australian buyers and ranked by Bench Score, with prices, published figures and what each one gives up.

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Research guide · Updated Sept 2026

Pram vs stroller in Australia: what is the difference?

The practical and Australian standards difference between a pram and a stroller, and the checks that matter most when buying for a newborn.

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Model assessment · Updated July 2026

UPPAbaby Vista V3 review

The UPPAbaby Vista V3 with bassinet lists at $1,499. A specification assessment against the Bugaboo Donkey 6, Donkey 5 Complete and Babybee Juno, with prices.

9.0Bench Score / 10
Model assessment · Updated July 2026

Bugaboo Fox 5 review

The Bugaboo Fox 5 2-in-1 lists at $1,899 RRP and was selling for $1,259 at capture. Bassinet included, 13 kg with it fitted. Assessed on specification.

8.8Bench Score / 10
Model assessment · Updated Aug 2026

Bugaboo Kangaroo review

The Bugaboo Kangaroo is a polished single-to-double pram with a 13 kg basket and more than 20 configurations. Its 13 kg chassis is the trade-off.

8.6Bench Score / 10
Model assessment · Updated Aug 2026

Babybee Alto review

The Babybee Alto folds with its seat facing either way or its bassinet attached, and pairs a 7.5 kg frame with a 13 kg basket. We assess the claim sheet.

8.4Bench Score / 10
Model assessment · Updated July 2026

Babybee Juno review

The Babybee Juno assessed on published specification: $1,699.99, 48-plus configurations, a 15 kg basket and a lifetime warranty, scored against the field.

8.2Bench Score / 10
Model assessment · Updated July 2026

Bugaboo Donkey 5 & 6 review

The convertible Bugaboo Donkey scores 8.7 as a single and 8.2 for twins, but the cheaper UPPAbaby Vista V3 outscores every version of it on specification.

8.2Bench Score / 10
Model assessment · Updated Aug 2026

Bugaboo Fox Cub review

The Fox Cub puts a bassinet, 11.2 kg chassis and real all-terrain wheels into Bugaboo's simpler full-size package. Here is where it saves and compromises.

8.2Bench Score / 10
Model assessment · Updated July 2026

Mountain Buggy Duet review

The Mountain Buggy Duet V4 is a side-by-side double at $1,259 on a single-buggy wheelbase. What the air-filled tyres buy you and what the spec sheet leaves out.

8.2Bench Score / 10
Model assessment · Updated Aug 2026

Babyhood Doppio Plus stroller review

The Babyhood Doppio Plus is a 12.2 kg from-birth single that converts to an inline double. We assess its 18 modes, fold, wheels, package prices and $129.95 adaptor catch.

8.1Bench Score / 10
Model assessment · Updated Aug 2026

Joolz Geo3 review

The Joolz Geo3 includes a cot and seat, carries 15 kg in its basket and expands for two children. Its 13 kg weight and large fold demand room.

8.1Bench Score / 10
Model assessment · Updated July 2026

UPPAbaby Cruz V3 review

The UPPAbaby Cruz V3 is a full-size pram at $999, the cheapest way into the brand. Where it earns the money, and where the bassinet bill catches you out.

8.0Bench Score / 10
Model assessment · Updated July 2026

Bugaboo Dragonfly review

The Bugaboo Dragonfly is $979 and folds to 36 x 52 x 90 cm with the seat left on. Assessed on specification against the Cruz V3, Dragonfly Plus and Aer2.

7.9Bench Score / 10
Model assessment · Updated July 2026

Thule Urban Glide 3 review

The Thule Urban Glide 3 has the best running gear in our pram field on paper at $1,379, but the seat starts at 6 months and the newborn kit costs extra.

7.9Bench Score / 10
Model assessment · Updated Aug 2026

UPPAbaby Ridge V2 review

The UPPAbaby Ridge V2 is a specialist all-terrain runner with 40.6 cm rear tyres, two-stage suspension and a disc hand brake. It is not a light all-rounder.

7.9Bench Score / 10
Model assessment · Updated July 2026

Cybex Priam review

The Cybex Priam lists at $1,349, and what it leaves out of the box is the argument. Bench Score 7.8, assessed against the UPPAbaby Vista V3 at $1,499.

7.8Bench Score / 10
Model assessment · Updated Aug 2026

Mountain Buggy Swift V4 review

The 7.6 kg Mountain Buggy Swift V4 pairs 10-inch wheels with a compact three-wheel chassis and standing fold. It is the value all-terrain pick.

7.8Bench Score / 10
Model assessment · Updated July 2026

UPPAbaby Minu Duo review

The UPPAbaby Minu Duo lists at $1,149 and fits a 73 cm doorway. A specification assessment against the Mountain Buggy Duet V4, Valco Snap Ultra Duo and Thule.

7.8Bench Score / 10
Model assessment · Updated Aug 2026

Babybee Rover3 review

The Babybee Rover3 packages a bassinet, reversible seat and Australian lifetime warranty at a mid-field price. Its published running-gear detail is thinner.

7.7Bench Score / 10
Model assessment · Updated July 2026

Babyzen Yoyo2 review

The Babyzen Yoyo2 folds to 52 x 44 x 18 cm and is listed at $449.95 as an ex-display frame and colour pack. Assessed on specification against three rivals.

7.4Bench Score / 10
Model assessment · Updated Aug 2026

Cybex Libelle review

At 6 kg and 32 × 20 × 48 cm folded, the Cybex Libelle is a real travel specialist. Its six-month seat and small-wheel remit are the limits.

7.4Bench Score / 10
Model assessment · Updated Aug 2026

Cybex Coya review

The Cybex Coya is a 6.6 kg travel stroller with a lie-flat newborn seat and 18 × 44 × 52 cm fold. We separate useful refinement from luxury pricing.

7.4Bench Score / 10
Model assessment · Updated July 2026

Babybee Miles2 review

The Babybee Miles2 assessed on published specification: $499.99 direct, an 8 kg basket, one-handed recline and return, and the numbers Babybee leaves out.

7.3Bench Score / 10
Model assessment · Updated Aug 2026

Babyhood Air Compact stroller review

The $499 Babyhood Air Compact is an 8.1 kg newborn-ready travel stroller with an assisted fold, 22 kg seat and excellent Australian support. Its EVA wheels and 2 kg basket are the compromise.

7.2Bench Score / 10
Model assessment · Updated July 2026

Joolz Aer2 review

The Joolz Aer2 with bassinet is $1,058, weighs 6.5 kg and folds to 44 x 53 x 23.5 cm. Assessed on published specification against three cheaper rivals.

6.5Bench Score / 10
Model assessment · Updated July 2026

Bugaboo Butterfly2 review

The Bugaboo Butterfly2 folds to 23 x 45 x 54 cm and weighs 7.3 kg. Assessed on specification against the Joolz Aer2, Cybex Coya and Bugaboo Dragonfly.

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Head to head · Updated July 2026

UPPAbaby Vista V3 vs Cruz V3

The UPPAbaby Vista V3 against the Cruz V3 on price, fold, seat and capacity, assessed on published Australian specifications and the Bench Scores for both.

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Head to head · Updated July 2026

UPPAbaby vs Bugaboo: which brand?

UPPAbaby and Bugaboo compared on price, fold, seat conversion and wheels, using Australian retail prices and the Bench Scores from our full pram assessment.

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