It's a high quality car seat that feels built to last until the full 75cm and is perfect right from a tiny newborn with the baby-hugg inlay, to an older baby. We love that the harness is so easy to adjust as your child grows and the stay open straps help when getting your child in the seat. The good news is that setup is fairly simple considering how few wires there are connected to the speakers... but the bad news is that all the cables run through the right speaker, making it a little challenging for us to lay things out in a neat way - this isn’t one of those 2.1 systems that enables you to be all that creative on the display side of things.

Birth to 4 years+ option: You can upgrade the car seat as baby grows to adapt until up to four years old.

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The one "flaw" I found with the sound — and it's a very forgivable one — is that the speakers don't really produce omnidirectional audio at all. You need to be sitting in front of them to really enjoy whatever you're listening to. Considering how the average person sits at a desk, that shouldn't be a problem. Unbeatable price READ NEXT: Best gaming mouse – take your gaming to the next level What kind of connections should I look out for? Despite the “decorative and non-operational” (to quote Logitech) tweeters, the system produces a nicely balanced and detailed sound that should suit most circumstances. The subwoofer emits a really meaty thump, too, when turned up. The total RMS power output is quoted at 2 x 8W and 1 x 24W with a peak system power of 80W, which means there is more than enough volume to fill your average home office or bedroom. Yes, the Maxi-Cosi is compatible with a wide range of pushchairs including: Quinny, iCandy, Uppababy, and Bugaboo. Unfortunately, you'll have to shell out for the car seat adaptors, which are usually sold separately. How comfortable is this car seat?

Its compact design helps it fit seamlessly under most monitors, while intuitive controls, including a handy volume wheel, make it a user-friendly option to plug in and enjoy right away. The only connectivity you might miss is an AUX-in but as an alternative to traditional PC speakers, the Stage SE does so much else right at extremely low cost that its absence is easy enough to forgive. The Pebble Plus now comes with the baby-hugg inlay. Ideal for those first few months, the inlay creates the perfect position and support for a newborn, with a flatter lying position for them. Soft and padded, it will keep them safe and comfortable. It's suitable for using in the seat until you need to move the harness height up for the first time. Speakers with Bluetooth aptX technology avoid most of the sound-quality compromises that can mar the audio quality of lesser Bluetooth speakers. However, some high-end speakers also offer Wi-Fi connectivity, which uses your Wi-Fi network to deliver improved wireless sound quality. This often goes hand in hand with the option of linking multiple speakers together as part of a multiroom speaker system.The Maxi-Cosi Pebble Plus isn't the most lightweight of infant carriers available, weighing in at 4.5kg. Transporting the seat is fine on its own, but once you add a larger baby, we wouldn't want to be carrying it for too long. The handle has three different positions and is rotated with two buttons at the side. The 60-watt Class D amplifier delivers 30 watts to each speaker, and this pushes the 4.5in woofer and 0.75in tweeter to surprisingly high volumes. Sound quality is good too, with enough bass to give music a decent amount of weight, and a high-end that reveals detail in everything from Zoom calls to delicate classical works. Since 1982, PCMag has tested and rated thousands of products to help you make better buying decisions. See how we test. iSize compliant: Adheres to EU safety regulations, providing better protection from side impacts and keeps children rearward-facing for longer. Cons