Cybex Sirona S iSize VS Maxi Cosi Mica iSize - Rotating Car Seats at Baby Lady, Canterbury
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- Опубліковано 6 лют 2025
- We compare and contrast these two great rotating car seats from Maxi Cosi and Cybex to help you make an informed choice!
Get them both here: www.babylady.co.uk
I think my son enjoys this seat way more than his pumpkin seat! He is almost 11 month and I think this seat is great! I love the color and the 2 cup holders!
We are on our 4th Sirona and can’t fault them
Easy to use easy to buckle comfy low harness heights which I find vital as it means when you take the newborn cushion out the baby still fits where as if you have a bulky newborn insert when you remove it baby might be to short for the harness height to be level with or slightly below there shoulders which is important when rear facing also cybex can be used with a underfloor storage compartment when it is filled not sure with the maxi cosi but we have a seat Alhambra and both our storage compartments are filled with the foam fillers
Great video thank you. I fell sorry for the Sirona after this!
Great and helpfully video, thx a lot :D
Great video ! Thank you
We are glad you found it helpful
Thanks this was really helpful. The cybex would be really annoying in my 3 door car. Rotation button on the wrong side and won’t let you face it forward to put baby in unless it’s in a certain mode.
The rotation on the front of the Maxi cois is very useful. If you have a 3 door car the swivel seats might not be as useful
Just my opinion but I'd consider getting a 5 door car. Makes life so much easier.
@@JohnSmith-se5vo of course that would be ideal but not everyone can afford a new car 😅 🚗
I wish they had the mica in the US
Maybe they will do soon.
I was thinking of buying the Mica for my toyota corolla e12 2006, however I'm afraid the back seat is quite steep. We had problems with Maxi Cosi 2wayPearl - the maximum recline position was still too upright for sleeping. Do you think the same problem will happen with Mica?
Would it fit in a Mini Cooper countryman with good room?
Hey, what is the differences between the Sirona Zi iSize and the Sirona S iSize?
I understand both are permanently fixed to base.
The Sirona Z is detachable from the base while the Sirona S is not. They are very similar to each other. Sirona Z is the newer model with slight improvements. The lever is at the top for head rest adjustment, redesigned LSP system, sligher better fabrics. The main purpose of the Sirona Z is that it is a modular system as the base Z works with both the Cloud Z infant seat (only infant seat on the market that can swivel on its base) and the Sirona Z.
If you don't have the cloud Z (and base Z) it will cost more to purchase the base Z with the Sirona Z, is save your money and get the Sirona S.
@@JohnSmith-se5vo Thanks for the reply, I was actually referring to the Sirona Zi. Its a new car seat (early 2020) . If you get the chance to review that would be amazing!
What age does the newborn insert fit to on the maxi cosi? My baby is 4 months old
When the baby reaches approx. 60cm, the insert can be removed :)
What is your opinion of Nuna ARRA as its also rotating seat with lie flat function?
This is great, do you know if this is the mica pro or mica eco being reviewed?
This is the original Mica
@@BabyLadyUK1991 ah thankyou! do you know if the eco / pro ones are the newer models? trying to figure out what the differences are is a minefield!
@@sasanbehjat5821 Yes the pro and pro eco are the newer models - the difference between them is that the Pro Eco has a newborn insert and the Eco doesn't
@@BabyLadyUK1991 Is the Mica cover removable?
@@tenywin The cover is removable, yes.
Can you take the covers off and wash them please?
Is the maxi cosi mica available in the US?
Hi Amanda, sadly we cannot see that it is available in the USA.
Really great video thank you. Maxi cosi is definitely my favourite after seeing this.
Can i ask do these attach to the 2020 egg or icandy peach prams?
Thank you xx
These are designed to be used on their own and not as part of a travel system so no they can't fit onto any prams.
These are Group 0+/1 car seats designed to remain in the car. Go for the infant seats Group 0 + for pram compatibility.
Cybex is top 1 best and save child car seat,end of story.