STROLLER COMPARISON
Stokke YOYO³ 6+ vs Joolz Dot
Two lightweight strollers for the 6-months-and-up stage, at similar prices but very different confirmed feature lists.
| Specification | Stokke YOYO³ 6+ | Joolz Dot |
|---|---|---|
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| Price | ~$449 | ~$399 |
| Stroller weight | 13.7 lb | 12.2 lb |
| Folded size | 20.5 × 17.3 × 7.1 in | 8.4 × 16.9 × 21 in |
| Seat suitability | 6+ months · up to 48.5 lb | 6+ months · up to 50 lb |
| Recline | Multi-position recline | Two-position recline (upright and a relaxed tilt) |
| One-hand fold | Yes | Not confirmed |
| Suspension | all | Not confirmed |
| Basket limit | 22 lb | 11 lb |
| Where to buy | View price & offers ↗ | View price & offers ↗ |
Overview
The YOYO³ 6+ and Dot both start at 6 months rather than birth, and both are built to be as light as possible. The YOYO³ 6+ confirms more features - suspension, one-hand fold, a large basket - while the Dot keeps things deliberately minimal.
Fold and portability
Folded, the YOYO³ 6+ measures 20.5 × 17.3 × 7.1 in at 13.7 lb; the Dot is the lighter of the two at 12.2 lb, folding to 8.4 × 16.9 × 21 in.
Comfort and ride
The YOYO³ 6+ has confirmed all-wheel suspension and a 22 lb basket - one of the largest in this shortlist. Recline, suspension and one-hand fold weren't confirmed for the Dot in its current US listing, so it scores on low weight alone.
Newborn use
Seat is for 6+ months in this configuration. Stokke sells a separate newborn pack bundle for birth use, not ranked in this version. Dot: Not suitable from birth. Seat is for 6+ months.
Price
The Dot is the more affordable option at around $399, against around $449 for the YOYO³ 6+.
Which one should you buy?
Choose the Stokke YOYO³ 6+ if you want a proven, feature-confirmed compact with real suspension and a big basket.
Choose the Joolz Dot if the lowest possible weight and price matter more than confirmed extras.
Reviewed 2026-09-11. See the full Stokke YOYO³ 6+ review and Joolz Dot review for airline fit, materials, warranty and owner feedback.
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