Minu V3 Travel Stroller - Lightweight + Compact Design - One-Hand Fold + Unfold - from Birth + Overhead Compatible - Greyson (Charcoal Mélange/Carbon Frame/Saddle Leather)

Really love this stroller, highly recommend getting the snack tray with it. I've had SEVERAL strollers at this point over ten years and this is by far my favorite most useable and travel friendly stroller so far. Pro: Easy one hand fold, even though the snack tray technically requires two more button pushes to lift/close the tray before the stroller, you can easily still do it all one handed. LOVE that the snack tray (separate purchase) folds seamlessly into the regular fold of the stroller. Literally no difference in how big the fold is with the tray included. I don't understand why snack trays aren't the norm. The tray easily unclips and moves to the side if needed for putting the kid in or out of the stroller. Giant canopy with the extension unzipped. I didn't show a picture of this for the review but the canopy coverage is truly exceptional Love how small it folds. Fits behind the driver seat of my Honda Pilot perfectly We got the all black "Jake" style which I love because it hides stains well. We had the Gluxe stroller before and this color scheme was so good we got the same color again with this one. Maneuvers so easily, especially in stores with narrow aisles. The brakes are so easy to turn on or off, even with flip flops. It's a simple push down on red (stop) or green (move/go). Cons: While it is absolutely a one hand UNfold, it takes a bit of arm fling and effort. Took me a few times to get comfortable with the amount of force I felt I had to use to get it to open one handed but it really is sturdy and built for that. I just wasn't used to it. I normally do use two hands to open it because the baby is usually in his car seat or a high chair before I open the stroller but I definitely can open it one handed if needed (I'm only 5'5 for reference). I do wish for a newborn that it would have an infant insert OR accommodate more common car seat brands. That would literally make this the perfect stroller!!

I love my Minu V3. I have the Vista V2, too (which I love for its storage capacity). I use the Vista and have it in my car to click my Mesa car seat into it, do grocery shopping (and all other shopping), and it holds my diaper bag and Stanley easily with the cup holder in the bottom. Now, the Minu definitely has less storage capacity. It can barely fit my diaper bag (I have the Ayla and Co. large size), so I prefer to use it when I need to walk down stairs (since it is so lightweight) and don't have much to carry. It is a TRUE one-handed fold and unfold. I consistently do it while holding my baby in one arm. And moreover, it's easy. I LOVE that. And it stands up on its own. I can't wait to travel with it. I wish there was a cup holder/somewhere to put bottles into it upright. That's the one downside I see. It's a beautiful stroller. I love how far down the sunshade goes (my son hates when the sun gets in his eyes), I love the semi-transparent flap at the top so that I can see him. The carry strap is long and easy to put over my shoulder. I'll say that at six months he might be a bit too floppy for it still/it might work better for a child who can sit on their own. But he should be able to grow into it. As a mom with some physical deficits (my leg had multiple surgeries in the past year) this stroller is incredible, lightweight, and a life-saver. Bought this with my Christmas money and SO glad I did.

We absolutely love the Uppababy V3 Travel Stroller. It’s incredibly lightweight yet feels sturdy, making it ideal for both everyday use and travel. The one‑hand fold is a lifesaver when juggling bags, boarding a plane, or getting in and out of the car. Our toddler is obsessed with riding in it — the seat is comfortable, and the recline is perfect for on‑the‑go naps with the ability to recline and provide shade. The stroller also has a surprisingly compact design and folds small enough to fit in tight spaces, including the overhead storage bins on larger airplanes, which has made traveling so much easier. If you’re looking for a stroller that’s easy to use, adjustable and toddler‑friendly, and truly designed for life on the move, the Uppababy V3 is 100% worth it. Highly recommend!

My review does not reflect the quality of the stroller- but the fufillment. Stroller took a while to arrive. When it did it was opened and had return labels in the box from someone in Georgia. I was careful when buying to make sure item was fufilled and shipped by Amazon. I’m not sure how this happened. Amazon was helpful with the predicament. I ended up keeping the used stroller. Onto the stroller- it’s exceptional. The one handed closure and opening mechanism is smooth and just wonderful. It has plenty of storage space and fit our big backpack on a zoo trip. Even handled well enough when camping on dirt roads. So easy to carry too with the shoulder strap. The incline is stupendous easily being able to lay baby down to sleep on walks. Just a 10/10 stroller.

I love the stroller. This is honestly the best purchase I’ve made so far when it comes to my new baby. I didn’t want to buy a regular stroller because I feel like they’re so bulky and heavy and annoying & I don’t really use a stroller much. This stroller is super lightweight small compact so it fits anywhere. You can also put your infant car seat on it with adapters which is great and super convenient. The design is super sleek, nice and luxurious. If you don’t have a super active lifestyle that requires a stroller to go through tough terrain and you just need a stroller for day to day life things or travel this is your stroller. Also, the weight limit on this is pretty high. My six-year-old can still fit in it comfortably and isn’t past the weight limit so this will definitely last you a long time.

I spent a lot of time researching compact strollers and decided to go with the Minu V3 specifically because it's the only one you can use with a newborn without needing additional attachments. I brought this to NYC for 4 days and easily maneuvered the streets and subway, folding it in seconds. It's extremely convenient. The basket can fit my backpack diaper bag (not much else when that's in there) which is a huge bonus for me. The stroller is made of plastic, nice plastic, but still plastic and at this price point, that really annoyed me. I was concerned about the wheels when I first saw them but I've been pleasantly surprised that they're holding up well. It's been stiff with the folding, but I'm noticing it is loosenjng up the more I use it. Being 5'2", it's a bit of a learning curve to open the stroller but I think taller people would be able to maneuver it easier. Also, the black kind of looks like a navy in the light which doesn't bother me but might bother others. I bought the adapters to use with the Nuna Pipa Lite car seat and it locks in easy enough. The Nuna sun shade can't be used when the stroller is connected because the magnet sits snug against the stroller but you can use the stroller shade for extra coverage.

IN LOVE with this stroller!! It’s actually a one handed fold and I love that my Aria V2 fits on it nicely with the adapters!! The leg cover also goes up fairly high on it but then tucks away so discretely under neath. Love that it holds an AirTag in it I wish the Vista had a pocket for it. Reclines pretty far back for naps! Overall happy with the quality and functionality of this! The basket underneath holds a decent amount it’s not as big as the vista but the stroller is also half the size so I think it’s still decent storage for what it is! Light enough that I can carry it on my shoulder at almost 8 months pregnant. Last picture is it folded up next to my vista and it looks so tiny!

We are a stroller-heavy family and take ours everywhere—parks, cruises, all-inclusive resorts, and Disney. We already own the Uppababy Vista, which is great for walking-heavy trips like Disney but a hassle for travel due to its weight and the need to disassemble it for the travel bag. On the other end of the spectrum, we also have the GB Pockit All-Terrain, which is ultra-compact and great for carry-on use to avoid gate-checking but not the most comfortable for all-day outings. The Uppababy Minu V3 feels like the perfect middle ground. It is compact enough to carry onto a plane yet much more comfortable for extended use. Pros: • One-handed push. The full handlebar makes maneuvering effortless. • Foot-friendly brake. Both the stop and go pedals press downward, which is great for wearing sandals. They are also positioned the same as the Doona, so there is no confusion when switching between the two. • Generous canopy. Excellent sun coverage. • Great recline. Perfect for stroller naps and easy to adjust. • Spacious basket. Holds a surprising amount, which is a huge plus for travel. • Newborn-ready. When my second child arrives, I can use this immediately without needing the Vista bassinet, and my toddler can ride along with a PiggyBack board. Cons: • Difficult to fold for some – As someone who is 5’2” with small hands, I find it tricky to open and close, though my husband has no issues. That said, it is still much easier to fold than the GB Pockit All-Terrain, which requires multiple steps and often needs both hands to collapse properly. • Lack of accessories. For the price, I wish it came with a belly bar, rain cover, and bug net, all of which are included with the Vista. Final Thoughts: The Minu V3 is an excellent travel stroller that balances portability with comfort. While it could include more accessories for the price, it is still a fantastic choice for families who need a stroller that works for both quick errands and full travel days. If you are debating between ultra-compact and full-size strollers, this is truly the best middle-ground option.