i'Coo Pluto

1. Celebrity Baby Blog

This popular parenting site offers several detailed reviews of top-selling and new strollers. The review of the i'Coo Pluto is thorough, but more than a year old. Plus, Celebrity Baby Blog does not offer any comparison to other models, nor details about their testing methods. Here, the reviewer looks at the Pluto's ease of assembly, seat, recline, ride, storage and sun-protection features. While the reviewer appreciates the smooth ride and easy maneuverability, the stroller loses points for its limited storage and poor sun canopy. The reviewer concludes that while the stroller is a chic, "glammed-up" umbrella stroller, there is room for improvement in functionality.

Review: i'Coo Pluto Stroller: Chrome or Go Home, Contributor to Celebrity Baby Blog, Oct. 7, 2009

2. Vancouver Mom

This Canadian site offers advice and gear reviews for parents. The i'Coo Pluto was chosen as the favorite stroller by Lusso Baby, a Canadian baby gear store. Vancouver Mom reviewed the store's top five stroller selections. Reviewer Christine Pilkington offers a brief but helpful review of this stroller. The Pluto earns praise for its four-wheel suspension, comfy seat and tight collapse. Pilkington also appreciates the easy-to-engage footbreak bar, which activates the breaks on both back wheels at once. She notes that the handles are large and uncomfortable.

Review: i'Coo Pluto Stroller Review: Lusso Baby's Top Umbrella Stroller Pick, Christine Pilkington, March 2010

3. StrollerReviews.net

StrollerReviews.net is the blog of the popular stroller retail site Stroller.com. Often the reviews are based on general comments made in Stroller.com's consumer-review comments section. The review of the i'Coo Pluto, however, appears to be based primarily on the observations of writer Kristina J. Petrella. Remarks are vague and often contradictory. In her list of pros and cons, the writer lists "seats up to 45 lbs." as a positive and "weight tested to 55 lbs., but only recommended for up to 45 lbs." as a con. Petrella also appreciates the adjustable footrest and easy maneuverability, but notes that this stroller is best used for city shopping, malls and light walking.

Review: i'Coo Pluto Stroller, Kristina J. Petrella, Dec. 23, 2010

4. Parent Powered Vehicles

This blog selects two alternatives to the top-rated Maclaren family of strollers: the i'Coo Pluto and the Macralite Toro. Unfortunately, the reviewer has not actually tested the product. Plus, the review is more than a year old. The reviewer does say that she appreciates the stability of the stroller, the six wheels (four in back, two in front), and the wide seat.

Review: She Said: Maclaren Alternatives, Tara Stand, Sept. 11, 2009

5. Buzzillions.com

Buzzillions.com aggregates user reviews from various retail sites such as R.E.I., BabiesRUs.com and Amazon.com. There is only one review of the i'Coo Pluto. The reviewer gives the stroller 4 out of 5 stars. This first-time parent is happy with the performance of the stroller, saying that the seat is comfortable and that the stroller is well built.

Review: i'Coo Pluto Stroller Reviews, Contributors to Buzzillions.com