whats better? uppababy g-lux, mountain buggy nano, or nuna pepp?
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g luxe is most comfortable for the child, hands down...it reclines the most, and has very cushy padding. Nuna is a close second, but, its much bigger and heavier. The nano is awesome , too....It might be a tie between the nano and the G luxe..
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I have found the glux to be the perfevt umbrella stroller of all of them. It is so light weight and durable and the company is great to work with.
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Sorry but I only know about the g Luxe which I have. My friends have the mama papas one which was so much cheaper and lighter. Uppababy G Luxe is not good. I regret getting mine.
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I disagree, just having spent an hour reading reviews for both. The LeapPad has lots of bad reviews, the only complaint on the InnoTab is the battery consumption (I read ALL of them on vtech's website.)The huge difference between the 2 is the ability to play movies on the Vtech. But the LeapPad takes pictures, so it depends on what you are looking for.
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I use a Benz Micro Glider on mine, but I have also used a Grado Sonata 1 Reference with excellent results. For overall value, I would consider the Ortofon 2M PNP series.
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I've not heard the VIP but the Nano is a pretty nice practice amp or "hang out with your friends and jam" amp. The smaller speaker lacks the punch and bottom-end of a 10 or 12 inch speaker (i.e. it's a little bit thin sounding) but the built-in effects more than make up for it. It's super-easy to use and has a more than a few nice sounds to dial in but you don't get the flexibility that you would with a pedal board. If you want something you can take with you on a weekend trip and jam then this is your amp. If you are looking for something that is gig-worthy (even when mic'd) or something that can project over a drummer, I would look elsewhere. I've not heard the VIP but the Nano is a pretty nice practice amp or "hang out with your friends and jam" amp. The smaller speaker lacks the punch and bottom-end of a 10 or 12 inch speaker (i.e. it's a little bit thin sounding) but the built-in effects more than make up for it. It's super-easy to use and has a more than a few nice sounds to dial in but you don't get the flexibility that you would with a pedal board. If you want something you can take with you on a weekend trip and jam then this is your amp. If you are looking for something that is gig-worthy (even when mic'd) or... » Read More I've not heard the VIP but the Nano is a pretty nice practice amp or "hang out with your friends and jam" amp. The smaller speaker lacks the punch and bottom-end of a 10 or 12 inch speaker (i.e. it's a little bit thin sounding) but the built-in effects more than make up for it. It's super-easy to use and has a more than a few nice sounds to dial in but you don't get the flexibility that you would with a pedal board. If you want something you can take with you on a weekend trip and jam then this is your amp. If you are looking for something that is gig-worthy (even when mic'd) or something that can project over a drummer, I would look elsewhere. « Show Less
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Yan Xu, I'm planing to buy the Mountain Buggy Nano, and I was wondering how can I do with a snack tray. It would be nice to know what did you ended up buying? Thank You.
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Similar handling characteristics, mcpx v2 is about 2inches bigger in main rotor diameter, better against wind outdoors while nano cpx is small & thus is better for indoors. I have both of them but am not experienced enough to be good with either of them, but not a fault of the copters, just a lack of my experience.
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I LOVE my Mountain Buggy, it is great in grass and all terrain. My complaints on it would be that when you are going off a curb or a tilt you have to be careful because it is 3 wheeled and easily can go from 3 - 2 if not careful. Also when the second child is still in the cocoon I found that the head was lower than her feet and therefor not super comfy for her, she was long also so her head was right at the back of the first seat. Now that they are both older 2.5 and 9 months I really like it and the child in the back doesn't ever complain. For 30 min running in the stroller I think it would be a great stroller. I always have people come and ask me about mine because it is the same size as a single and not bulky at all! Worth every penny.
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I have both. Both are solid performers. The G drive is much louder than the mini.
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The nano's are more reliable than the Classic versions. My old 60GB failed 3 times over the course of 4yrs while my 2nd gen Nano has never failed and I've had it for 3yrs. I have this 120GB Classic now though and it's been going strong for 6 months.
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Definitely go with the scooter with the t-bar that increases with height. Not the mini...the regular micro kick with tbar is one of the best and my son is tall too so it adjusts with height. It's worth every cent. It's also one if the scooters all kids use in nyc at these ages and older. It's all you see!
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I'm not sure about the Uppababy, but we use it for the BOB Revolution and absolutely love it. The way it's designed it appears to me that it will work with any stroller that has a solid bar for hanging. The quality is great too for what it's worth.
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I had a nano 2nd generation until recently when I upgraded to the classic 120. The nano and I had good times and I consireded keeping it for the gym and what not. BUt I love my music so much and my taste varies from hour to hour that I would rather keep the classic with me at all times with my entire music collection and create several playlists within it than keep my nano and not have everything I want at any given moment. So the nano will be inherited by my mom this Christmas. Yep, thats right, some seriously early "Christmas shopping" ;-)
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I'd say there's no difference. There is no Kiddopotamus (Summer Infant bought them out). I ordered the Kidopotomus & received a Summer Infant one. I told Amazon to update their info.
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Well I can't compare but I have the MetroFlash and I am very pleased with it. It is very bright and as far as I am concerned the battery lasts a reasonable length of time.
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haven't tried adorable baby. My top picks for the money are think baby and seventh gen
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I found this blog post that does an excellent comparison of the two models. Hope it helps others trying to make sense of things!<http://talesofamountainmama.com/review/kid-cos-new-2013-peapod-and-peapod-plus-comparison>
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Nano is a waste of money, the 8 Gig is the same price as the 30 Gig. I workout 4 days a week w/ the 30 Gig not 1 problem. Your boyfriend will love it, and not look like a dork carrying a Nano!!