I borrowed the quinny zapp from my sister as my car seat fitted on and it was easy to use after a c section. In this mode it's brilliant the only thing I would say is that I find it quite unstable as it can tip back easily propelling the baby face first towards the floor in their carseat (even with nothing on the handles) Always ensure the handle of the carseat is up just incase this happens.
My sister was disappointed with it as a buggy as the seat doesn't recline and my nephew outgrew it by the time he was 2 and a half as the seat is quite small.
It is a dream to push though and great for small cars.

Very nippy & good looking but cannot stow anything on handlebars as tips with slightest weight. No net bag provided. Raincover doesn't seem to fit & is stretched so tightly and precariously that thrashing child can remove it. I bought the cosytoes which is like a mummy bag, very cosy but an absolute trial to get on and adjust to fit child. I didn't use the buggy on the aeroplane as it doesn't clip together when folded, unlike the more basic buggies. Also after six months of use, stage 3 of the open/close system is already sticking.

I was going to take it back, but my child was nearly out of it anyway, so...

Look for something else, as the Quinny Zapp pushchair is not worth the money.

The Quinny Zapp is a very stylish and light pushchair. It works well with the maxi cosi car seat, and stores neatly in the bag.
However, it is awkward to assemble and put away. With a growing child it then becomes impractical, with no storage or abilty to recline. It looks good, but has limited usability.