Bugaboo Bee 6 review

A stylish, versatile buggy that ticks a lot of boxes and is packed with functionality. However, it has a high price tag and a lot of available accessories need to be bought separately5.0 out of 5 ratingSleek and stylish, good manoeuvrability, folds away conveniently, excellent carrycot, handles varied terrain wellBugaboo’s latest version of its Bee pushchair is every bit as gorgeous and stylish as should be expected from the iconic brand.

The included instructions present the assembly process with a series of wordless pictographs, so unless you’re an expert in ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs, you’ll want to head to YouTube for Bugaboo’s series of video assembly guides. It has some fantastic new features, such as the memory buttons that allow you to unlock it with one hand, and a ‘breezy window’ that adds ventilation and allows you to check more easily on a sleeping baby.

In addition, the seat is designed for up to 22kg forward-facing, so it’s a very generous capacity compared to some other compact buggies that are only designed for kids up to 15kg. It is also a more generous size to some of its competitors – 47cm in width to the Babyzen Yoyo’s 44cm, so it feels like a more roomy, full-sized seat. And it’s great that it now includes a bumper bar.Some buggies are built like tanks, and others are built like aeroplanes.

The basket is a nice, flat, relatively enclosed space that can be filled with shopping, a small changing bag, or other assorted baby paraphernalia. It’s not as deep as the space under some buggies, but it could be worse.

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