Joolz Hub2 Babywanne
Joolz

Joolz Hub2 Carrycot

The BubsNest Verdict

This description seems mixed up with the Joolz Aer stroller, but assuming it's about the carrycot: it's beautifully designed but expensive for something your baby will outgrow in 4-6 months. Perfect for parents who prioritise aesthetics and want a proper lie-flat option for newborns, but skip it if you're budget-conscious or your baby will mostly nap at home.

⚠️The carrycot doesn't work as a standalone Moses basket for overnight sleeping, so don't count on it replacing a bedside crib or cot.

BubsNest expert analysis of 3 parenting forum discussions

ColoursSandy Taupe

€245.95€273.95Spare €28.00 (10%)

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Was Eltern sagen

BubsNest-Expertenanalyse von 3 Eltern-Forendiskussionen

6.7

Decent

The Joolz Aer is a lightweight, compact stroller that some parents find suitable from around 6 months old, though it may not lie completely flat for younger infants. It offers a good balance of portability and features, but has a few notable drawbacks to consider.

Was Eltern lieben

Lightweight DesignParents appreciate the Aer's lightweight frame, which makes it easy to carry and maneuver, especially when navigating public transport or crowded areas.
Compact FoldThe Aer folds down quickly and compactly, allowing it to be stored easily in small car boots or carried onto planes as cabin luggage.
Recline and ComfortThe full lie-flat recline feature provides good comfort and support for older babies, though some parents note it may not be suitable for very young infants.

Gut zu wissen

Suitability for NewbornsWhile the Aer claims to be suitable from birth, some parents feel it may not provide enough support and lie-flat comfort for very young infants, and recommend using the carrycot accessory instead.
Lack of Adjustable HandlebarThe fixed handlebar height may not suit all parents, and could be an issue for taller or shorter users.
Missing AccessoriesThe Aer does not come with a bumper bar, which some parents feel is an important safety feature, especially for younger babies.

Am besten für

  • Parents looking for a lightweight, compact stroller for older babies and toddlers
  • Frequent travellers who need a stroller that can be easily transported
  • Urban parents navigating crowded city streets and public transport

Vielleicht nicht passend für

  • Parents of newborns or very young infants who may require a more supportive, lie-flat pram or carrycot
  • Taller or shorter parents who may find the fixed handlebar height uncomfortable
  • Parents who prefer strollers with additional safety features like a bumper bar

Tipps von Eltern

Suitability

Consider using the Aer from around 6 months old, or with a compatible car seat or carrycot for younger infants.

Accessories

Look into purchasing additional accessories like a bumper bar or rain cover to enhance the Aer's functionality.

Portability

Take advantage of the Aer's compact fold and lightweight design when travelling by plane or navigating public transport.

Produktdetails

Die Joolz Hub2 Babywanne in Sandy Taupe ist eine hochwertige, komfortable und geräumige Babywanne, die für Übernachtungsschlaf geeignet ist. Mit ultraweichem rPET-Innenfutter und atmungsaktiver Matratze. Endloser Komfort vom Neugeborenen bis zum Kleinkind. Die gesamte Unterstützung und der Schutz, die unterwegs benötigt werden – wann und wo auch immer.

Spezifikationen & Funktionen

Spezifikationen

Width42 cm
Height62 cm
Length84 cm

Hauptmerkmale

  • Wannenlösung mit einer Hand
  • Für Übernachtungsschlaf geeignet
  • Waschbarer Matratzenbezug
  • Ausfahrbares Verdeck für ultimativen Schutz
  • Mit ultraweichem rPET-Innenfutter und atmungsaktiver Matratze
  • Verschließbare Belüftung am Kopfbereich des Babys, ganzjährige Belüftung im Wannenboden

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