So I was between this one and the uppababy minu. Went ahead and ordered both to see which I liked better. Both my husband and I like the yo-yo better. The compact fold is amazing & while people worry about it not being a "one handed fold", I can leave baby secure and do step one of the fold which takes both hands, then take baby out and do the remainder of the fold one handed with baby on the hip. Additionally the open is one handed and it springs to life amazingly well! Despite its size it feels very sturdy and secure. We previously had the GB pockit for travel and I hated how rickety it felt while pushing. It would also not always lock in to place and even started to collapse once as I was loading my infant into the seat. NO worries whatsoever about that with the yo-yo. It has amazingly clean lines too! When the minu arrived I really couldn't get the canopy to stay all the way open and it always looked frumpy. The yo-yo canopy while not having a flip out visor still has great coverage and is nice and sleek. No wrinkles or frumpiness at all. Additionally the handlebar height is perfect even for tall parents. I'm 5'7'' and husband is 6'5" and both fine it comfortable. My 25 pound 18 month old and 34 pound 3.5 year old both found it comfortable while seated and fully reclined. I will say the minu has a bigger basket and I prefer the mechanism on the minu's seat for adjusting the seat recline. however, the support that holds part of the minu canopy up is plastic (versus the yo-yo which is sturdier, bc it's metal) and it broke in the first 5 minutes when I went to fold the minu stroller. I really thought I would love the minu being that we already have a vista and love it. I only played with the minu for 20 min or so, but I also couldn't get the seat back to stay compactly folded down when I would fold the stroller, it would always flop out past the handlebar which obviously made it bulkier. In the end while we love our uppababy vista for all of its full sized stroller glory"¦.when it comes to a travel stroller, Babyzen is worth the $$$

Love this thing! So much easier to travel with than our UB Cruz. It's pricey, but I found that it's more sturdy than some of the comparable ones that my friends have. The one-hand folding takes practice, but a small learning curve. I wish the basket underneath was bigger, but I'm a pack rat. Lol.

We got a couple other strollers previously, but stopped using them altogether once we got this. So light, convenient and comfortable for the parents + child. The strap for carrying is ingenious. Highly recommended, and totally worth the $.

Easy to fold

Great purchase! Just what i expected!