Is This The Rolls-Royce Of Car Seats? Maxi-Cosi Mica 360 Pro Review

Join Al and Jack as they dive into the world of high-end car seats with the Maxi-Cosi Mica 360 Pro i-Size. Known for its 360° rotation, SlideTech® ease, and unparalleled comfort, this car seat might just give luxury cars a run for their money!
We're putting it to the test to see if it lives up to the hype and its hefty price tag. From the innovative AirProtect® and G-CELL Side Impact Protection to its climate control features and eco-friendly fabrics, we're covering all the bases. Is it worth the investment for your precious cargo?

[@stephmoon1083]

Probably one of the best reviews I’ve seen! Thanks guys!

[@bodo9655]

And nothing said about the best feature, the sliding out. GJ

[@mderking]

Maybe this one does not have it. The Pro exists, and the Pro Slide exists, the later being the one that comes out.

[@bodo9655]

@@mderking It does have it because we have this exact seat for our daughter!

[@mderking]

@@bodo9655 Cool. I am currently in the market for Maxi-Cosi as I'm becomming a father in November. Not sure yet if I want a Mica, or if I want the ability to take the seat out. The pebble/pearl combination is however also alot more expensive. Choices Choice 🙂

[@bodo9655]

@@mderking We had the same dilema! In the end we decided to get: This seat because it will last up to 4 years and it has the new born insert! Stroller- Inglesina Electa Duo because of the carrycot (and the stand that we use a lot) and because the stroller is small, it folds very flat and is very easy to manage. P.S. Only gripe with the seat is that it lacks few steps to recline a bit more and when in place and facing backwards it rattles and to me is annoying. That's why when not in use I switch it to forward facing. But these are minor things and maybe only a me problem. Happy shopping and happy reviews searching!!!!

[@gesavontiesenhausen505]

@@mderking definitely get one that you can take out. Babies during their first year always fall asleep in the car and being able to take them out asleep is very convenient. We got the Mica when our grandson turned 1. 3 years are still a long enough time

[@kuumpirukas71]

Just bought the seat and after installing it correctly, there's still considerable wobble in the structure compared to other isofix seats I've had in the car (2017 Seat Leon ST). Any pointers?

[@N124C41]

I have the same issue, and I am reaching out to Maxi-cosi about this in hopes of understanding why this is happening (just tested the car seat today). I would advise you to reach out to the manufacturer..

[@kuumpirukas71]

@@N124C41 any reply from them?

[@cundemaro]

Many thanks for the video! I'm deciding between this model (Maxi Cosi Mica 360 Pro) and the Cybex Sirona Zi. My doubts are about the different laterl impact protection systems. Which one would you think is safer? Many thanks from a father-to-be! :)

[@bodo9655]

MAxi Cosi

[@cundemaro]

@@bodo9655 Thanks! Could you elaborate a bit more why is that? The “tab” from the Cybex Tirona Zi, looks stronger than the pattern on the Maxi Cosi but I haven’t found a proper comparison neither a specific crash test. Thanks!

[@bodo9655]

@@cundemaro From my understanding maxi cosi's G cell patern acts like a cars crumple zone, so in theory the impact force will get diverted around the seat . I much prefer this kind of tecnology than that tab on the Cybex (linear protection they call it) and Mica 360 pro I believe is a bit easier to use. The swivel and tilt switches are better placed. I went for MIca 360 PRO after looking at various options and I was lucky because it was on sale at that moment. P.S. Didn't test it yet because my daughter is due 19th of June (2024). Might do it with a friends newly born soon to get some practice.🤞. They do have a Cybex maybe I will compare to see.