Maxi-Cosi

Zelia² Luxe 5-in-1 Modular Travel System

Maxi-Cosi Zelia² Luxe 5-in-1 Modular Travel System

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Sentiment score73% positive
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Last updated: Apr 28, 2026

Reddit Reviews

Reddit IconAll_Stock5289
about 2 months ago

We have this same one and are happy with it. Pushing and turning it is smooth and the easily collapsible like you said.

Reddit IconBeneficial-Half5645
6 months ago

Not OP but I have the exact same system! No issues with the car seat- the canopy can be a little awkward to fully extend, but I think that’s most car seats. The only downer is how little it lasts (up to 30 pounds or a certain length).

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10 months ago

Maxi cosi zelia - the newest version is amazing! Mixed reviews are from the old version.

10 months ago

We love it! They redesigned it as of February and made the shock better and wheels bigger. It’s the only stroller we have and I’m not sure we’ll even end up getting a non-travel system since this has everything we need!

6 months ago

Maxi cosi zelia luxe. Bonus is that it comes with an infant car seat. I’m in Alberta and this stroller is a workhorse, it has such a smooth ride, comes with everything you could need. We used the bassinet function for the first 2.5 months of baby’s life and then converted it. We’ve also traveled with it twice. Includes car seat converter, cup holder, rain cover, winter cover. And it’s pretty!

5 months ago

I am constantly recommending the maxi cosi zelia luxe system. Fits all your criteria. Great wheels, the bassinet function is great, includes car seat, I have had zero issues.

Reddit Icondioor
6 months ago

I absolutely love our [Maxi Cosi Zelia travel system.](https://a.co/d/8RVygsj). My baby has logged so many hours napping in this thing in carrycot mode. Like… I’m talking 2+ hours a day most days for the last 5 months.

Reddit IconDismal-Material9703
3 months ago

We got the maxi cosi and I really like it. I will say that the car seat base that comes with doesn’t have a load leg. It’s still totally safe, but we ordered a second base from their website and it’s just a bit nicer to install. I haven’t used the uppababy cruz but I did look at in the store and it didn’t feel worth the extra cost, but I have friends who love theirs.

3 months ago

I’ve only used it a hand full of times but so far so good! My baby is only 8 weeks and it’s not been good weather for outdoor walks

Reddit IconEmotional-dandelion3
about 2 months ago

I really enjoyed my Maxi Cosi Zelia Max 2 system. You get the base, car seat and stroller frame with the reversible bassinet/seat. It fit my daughter up until around 3 before she got too long for it and by that point it wasn't really needed anyways.

4 months ago

We went with the Maxi Cosi Zelia 2 at the time. It was great because the stroller has multiple adjustments as well as the car seat attachment, the car seat itself and the car base. Around 2yrs I considered an umbrella stroller but never got around to it. We only recently stopped using the Maxi for long outings earlier this year and she's 3. As long as you get a full sized stroller and not something compact like the Doona you should be fine. Also keep in mind where you live city/suburban/countryside, if you even travel on foot often, are you always in a car, are you one kid and wait or aiming for back to back, etc.

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9 months ago

I have the maxi-cosi luxe and have been using for three months now. We use it all the time. The bassinet is fantastic for taking the little one out and about and having him sleep in it. The bucket car seat fits in my mid-size SUV and keeps him comfortable. The stroller seems to hold up well folding and putting in the trunk of my car.

Reddit IconGlass_Confidence996
3 months ago

Have been using the maxi Cosi for 9 weeks now! So far so good. I love that is super easy to collapse and very light to get into the car! Only negative is there is not a lot of space under the stroller for storage. The fabric isn’t very flexible either so it’s hard to get things in and out of the bottom.

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