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Minu V3 Stroller

UPPAbaby Minu V3 Stroller

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TL;DR: Compact travel, decent storage, but pricey, seat not upright.

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Sentiment score77% positive
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Last updated: Sep 7, 2026

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Reddit Icon1K1AmericanNights
11 months ago

I wonder if the strollers are different in different markets (or regulated differently). In the US, the V3 is considered safe for infants. I got an old V2 anyway bc I wanted to use the bassinet.

10 months ago

I love the Vista that everyone hates. I would have regretted it if I got a different one. But my kids are 2u2. For people with a bigger gap they seem to like it less. I would assume you will own a minimum 2 strollers. Everyone wants one. Everyone ends up with two (or more). One full size and one travel minimum We like the vista because it can function as a single or double and sometimes we also take one kid out of the house. Our other is the Minu and then we have a running stroller Right now if we were to travel we would take the vista because it works with our car seats and bassinet. I paid $5 to the Stroller Workshop dude for his opinion. Ngl he didn’t recommend the Vista, but I still like his opinions and videos (one of the few reviewers that isn’t getting paid by the brands) so I will recommend him anyway!

11 months ago

I think just something that works w your car seat is ideal!! I have a Minu but basically bc I got the uppababy car seat which only works w their strollers! I can recommend the Stroller Workshop bc he does reviews and is a rare reviewer who isn’t paid by the brands!!

Reddit IconA-baker718
5 months ago

We went with the Doona for car seat and Minu v3 for daily stroller and have loved it!

Reddit Iconacos24
4 months ago

exactly why I'm going to get one this summer! great compliment to my vista which i love for grocery shopping and mall walks. UB just came out with the Kona, which is between the Cruz and Minu. I'm excited to check it out this fall when it goes on sale

Reddit Iconahdmsid
9 months ago

UB Minu V3, currently internationally travelling with it with a 5 month old and it’s SO easy and compact and used it for daily use as well on gravel, grass and rocky streets. Can store overhead on the plane, folds with a handle that you can use on your shoulder and great customer service. My stroller broke in the bag during our travel and UB replaced the frame free of cost. Only condition for the warranty is to have the UB bag to qualify for the replacement. I’ve completely replaced my UB Cruz with this and haven’t had any issues yet. Feel free to ask any questions you may have!

9 months ago

I had the same concern, but it’s worked well! The only place these travel strollers don’t do well is on literal sand and larger-rock areas (which they obviously aren’t meant to be driven on) and you don’t encounter those terrains often anyways. Our Minu has done really well on all except these two. For me the biggest selling point between the two was the customer service. All popular travel strollers ultimately are good and they all do well with the daily terrains, it comes down to basket size that you require, ease of fold and carry and above all customer service.

7 months ago

We have the Minu V3, live in downtown area too and go on walks frequently, and travelled international with it. Best decision! We also have the Cruz which mainly stays in the garage since it’s heavy to haul in and out of the car, especially when I’m alone with the baby.

8 months ago

Have a Minu V3, and have no issues that you mentioned. Great customer service too, used it for our international travel and we used it ROUGH! And it did great except on literal rocky terrain. Our stroller was also damaged during the flight and Uppababy replaced the parts free of cost.

Reddit IconAmk19_94
10 months ago

You won’t find an overhead bin travel stroller that’ll take your car seat except the uppababy minu v3 which is out of your budget, you need additional adapters as well. If you’ll only use it for the trip you could always resell it afterwards and end up spending less than $250. Does it need to take the car seat though?

10 months ago

I wouldn’t disregard the Minu, it can’t totally function as a daily stroller!

11 months ago

Not many travel systems are sleek/have a one hand fold, I’d suggest buying infant seat and stroller separately. I’d look at uppababy minu maybe and see what seats are compatible.

10 months ago

Check out the uppababy minu! It’s definitely bougie but way cheaper than the vista/cruz! Would be great for city living too/smaller spaces.

4 months ago

What about the pivot xpand? That one is cheaper and more popular I believe! We have the evenflo wagon and it’s amazing quality! Dare I say nicer than our uppbaby stroller which was 3x the price lol.

Reddit Iconangiesrightleg
4 months ago

I just got the minu v3 and LOVE it. I live in Vancouver and it's such a neat stroller for public transport and navigating around smaller spaces. Not the best suspension when it comes to bumpy ground but if you're mainly using it as a city stroller it's perfect.

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