Maxi-Cosi Pebble Plus Baby Car Seat Group 0+, ISOFIX Car Seat, i-Size, 0-12 m, 0-13 kg, 45-75 cm, Sparkling Grey

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Probably the biggest difference in the regulations, is that i-Size car seats are chosen on your child's length rather than their weight. This reduces the risk of putting children into the next stage car seat before they are ready. The Pebble Plus can be used until your child is 75cm long, which will be approximately 12kg. One major benefit of the Pebble Plus is how easy it is to install. The instructions are very clear and easy to follow when using a seat belt or the Isofix base.

Listen to them with your eyes closed and you’d swear you were listening to speakers costing three times as much and with drivers considerably larger than the 2.75in full-range modules that nestle inside each unit. The sheer loudness is impressive: we recorded peak sound levels of 91dB at a 1m distance, although some distortion does rear its ugly head when you crank the volume right up. The three-point harness is sturdy and easy to use. The seat is made with impact-absorbing material designed for added protection in the event of side impact collision. To get the most out of the Pebble V3 you’re going to need access to a 10W USB-C port/power adapter or a 5V 2A USB-A adapter. This is because there’s a gain switch located on the base of the right satellite that boosts amplification when the speakers are supplied with enough power. High gain mode automatically activates when the speakers are connected via an appropriate port and enables the V3 to hit a respectable 8W RMS.Mother&Baby Tester, Natacha, said:"The Pebble Plus is easy to use and is so versatile, having the ability to be placed in the car securely both with and without the Isofix base. It also is capable of attaching to several buggy frames e.g. Quinny and Bugaboo." Alert lights and safety sounds: The safety function alerts the user as to whether or not the seat is clipped into the ISOFIX fixing points correctly. Connection options aren’t the most extensive, but Bluetooth provides a welcome wireless option if you’re not hooking the bar up to your PC using the included USB-C to USB-A cable or simply want to use the Leviathan V2 to stream music from your phone. Speaking of your phone, the Razer Audio mobile app allows you to select from Music, Game, Movie and Flat EQs, or create your own using a ten-band graphic equaliser. You can also customise the Chroma lighting effect on the bottom of the bar, and similar options can also be found in the Razer Synapse software for PC.

The baby-hug inlay looked and felt supremely comfortable, and the top side wings make a cosy headrest. It's worth knowing that the insert makes the seat very warm, which is something to watch out for on hot summer days. The straps are snug and tighten well; even our tester's mini escapologist couldn't wriggle out! Are the materials machine washable?

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. Creative’s new T60 desktop speakers are among the cheapest PC speakers you can buy that offer truly decent sound quality, instead of producing a noise that’s barely better than your laptop speakers. 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? Movies and games offer similar results. Gamers won’t find much to be impressed with here, though that’s hardly the crowd Creative is angling for. Movies and shows, or simply browsing through an array of YouTube clips, we came away hearing a relatively crisp level of sound.

Unfortunately, removing it from a travel system chassis was another story: the buttons have to be pressed and the seat has to be pulled up at the same time, so you end up simultaneously pushing down and lifting up. To be honest, it's a bit of a faff, and surprising as the rest of the attachments are so smooth and simple.If you’re not too sure what to look for when buying a pair of the best PC speakers, our comprehensive buying guide details all the things you need to consider before parting with your hard-earned cash. The sheer size of the Nommo Pro makes it a poor choice for those short on desk space but if you have the room to accommodate it, it’s a powerful and versatile system that will enhance your audio experience whether you’re gaming, watching a movie or simply listening to some tunes. Creative gets something right here that so many other, far more expensive PC speakers get wrong—the drivers are angled upward at 45 degrees to meet the listener's ears, rather than firing straight forward at your ribcage. This makes a tremendous difference in perceived clarity of the 2-inch midrange drivers housed in each enclosure. Each speaker delivers 2 watts of audio, and the frequency range for the entire system is 50Hz to 20kHz. The left speaker also houses a low/high gain switch on its bottom panel. I haven't personally spent time with those other speakers, but based on how great Pebble Plus sounds, I'd be hard-pressed to consider any of them over Creative's offering. Plus, I just think orbs are cool. Worth it even with the cable mess