Bugaboo Cameleon Standard Stroller

Pros: A do it all stroller that started great and is getting better!

Cons: The price increase

The Bottom Line: If you love the frog, or you just can't decide, try it! You will fall in love too!

Review: As you may have read, I LOVE my Bugaboo Frog. . . so much so that as soon as the Cameleon was released, I knew I wanted the new and improved updated version, and rushed out to get myself one. I AM IN HEAVEN!! The new colors are OUTSTANDING! For base ...

Pros: Quality, mobility, weight, design, form and function

Cons: Price

The Bottom Line: This is the Rolls-Royce of strollers, bar none.

Review: Intro I'm a brand new father of a beautiful baby girl. Having said that, I felt that one of my duties as a responsible parent was to research and buy a stroller that was safe, would last, and was easy to use. Months before my daughter arrived, ...

Pros: Great for tall kids, tall parents, and all stroller nappers

Cons: Only up to 40 lbs weight limit for child

The Bottom Line: It is as good as it gets. A perfect stroller for all families and situations.

Review: I got the Bugaboo Chameleon when my son was 18 months old, and haven't regretted it for a second. It was at my house in three days, and assembled in about 10 minutes, even without looking at the instructions. I did have to pump up the tires a little at ...

Pros: Versatile,Lots of Options/Color Choices, Sturdy, Smooth Ride, Comfortable to Push.

Cons: No Parent Tray/Cup Holders,No Child Tray/Cup Holder, Cost is Insane!

The Bottom Line: Would definitely recommend. This stroller has lots of versatility to suit everyone’s taste anywhere from beach, to mountain, to rural, to city & everything in between.

Review: On my stroller quest I have finally given in and purchased the Bugaboo Cameleon. I figured if I was going to purchase something so expensive I might as well go all the way. So, I not only bought a Bugaboo Cameleon - I bought the Neiman Marcus Special ...

Pros: VERSATILE!

Cons: 2006 Peg Perego infant seats can't be used with adapters to plug into stroller.

The Bottom Line: great "all-in-one" product

Review: While we haven't actually used our Chameleon as a stroller yet, we are already in love with it and our baby is only 17 days old. This review is for anyone considering using it as a bassinette first in the early days in their bedroom. One of the ...

Pros: Handling is excellent; style, safety, comfort are all outstanding.

Cons: Price, number of add-ons add up quickly.  Brake release lever can pinch fingers.

The Bottom Line: Like a thoroughbred racehorse, this stroller is not without its quirks, but it will outperform anything else on the market by a wide margin.

Review: After looking long and hard at the Bugaboo product line, we purchased a Cameleon shortly before the birth of our son.  We had actually been leaning towards the EuroGraco stroller, but the look and apparent ease of use of the Bug had us ...

Pros: Durable, unique, adjustable handbars. Turns on a dime.

Cons: Its in 2 peices, you have to purchase carseat adaptor seperatly.

The Bottom Line: Buy it! Love the adjustable handlebar, turs in really small spaces, fits down skinny aisles. Its cool.

Review: Okay, after muuuch research and reading thousands of reviews, and asking everyone on the street about there bugaboo, we decided to make the plunge. My baby is 7 months old now and I am so glad that we purchased the bugaboo. We plan on having 3-4 kids ...

Pros: Safety, turning radius, size, everything-you-need-in-one, ability to use from infancy to 40lbs

Cons: Cost, including the "extras" like the car seat adapter... still very useful

The Bottom Line: If you can afford this and need a stroller that does it all - especially if you're in a city with limited space and bumpy streets - go for it!!!

Review: We needed a stroller that could do everything. We're in a 1BR in downtown DC so we don't have the luxury of different strollers for different occasions. We also don't have the space for a stroller and a standalone bassinet - so the fact that the ...

Pros: Orbit> well made, simple 1-hand fold, excellent carseat protection, 360 rotation, uses 1/3 trunk area

Cons: 4.75lbs heavier because extra padding & more lateral protection; Bugaboo front wheel suspension smoother

The Bottom Line: Prefer the OrbitBaby over Bugaboo Cameleon because Orbit is easier to fold and store away, seat rotates in any direction outside or inside car, rock solid infant carseat protection

Review: Bugaboo vs Orbit: We have two strollers: the Bugaboo Cameleon bought in 06 and the BabyOrbit 07. We received the BabyOrbit recently>here is the difference. The Orbit came pre assembled-no tools- or assembly needed. Immediately, the Orbit's strength ...

Pros: Easy to push, comfortable for baby, adjustable handle bars, suspension wheels, really stylish

Cons: Price

Review: Our newborn loves to sleep and be walked in this stroller. The one hand control and the suspension wheels are excellent. Well worth the ...