Received my 4moms Origami Stroller and was really excited to get it but once opened realized that my newborn who's a month old won't be able to use it for quite another few months. The Origami was made specifically for babies 6 months and older. If you want it to use exclusively from birth there is a Graco SnugRide Series Car Seat Adapter that will cost you another $60 from the 4moms website. Additionally there have been talks of a bassinet attachment that will be available soon but as of this time there isn't one available.Warning: When I say it's not for newborns I really mean it. I placed my 9lb 1 month old in it to see if it would recognize my baby in the seat and it did not which means that it would have folded with her in it.The Origami comes packed neatly in the box and is easy to put together. The only tool you need is an allen key needed to put the handlebar together. The seat is easy to install and once installed the stroller is put together and done.The Origami looks really cool and is very easy to operate. I've tried it holding my newborn and the one-handed operation is very easy to use. Simply twist, push the button and it opens and/or closes. There is a sensor in the seat that lets you know whether or not there is a baby in the seat and thus prevents the stroller from folding so you don't have to worry about it folding with your baby in it. The LCD screen lets you know how far you've travelled with the trip meter, there is the battery level, and also external temperature sensor which lets you know how the weather is. There is also no need to worry about the battery dying because it charges while you're on the go another plus, it can also charge your iPhone. Also for those who love to drink on the run you won't have to worry about where to put it because this comes with lots of cupholder space (4). It also comes with reflective seating and really cool headlights in the front of the stroller so you can see at nights and you can be seen.The biggest con with this stroller is that it is VERY heavy. I can't imagine holding a 6 month old and lifting this. Even with both hands it's still heavy. It's also a little pricey. Selling at $850 and getting the color kit (I got pink) costs another $100 making it a total of $950.I can't review it entirely in terms of how well it travels on all terrain since I haven't taken it out of the house because my baby is too small for it but as soon as I have I'll be able to update my review.I've uploaded pics, though not great quality you'll be able to see the stroller besides the generic photo listed.EDIT:My baby is now 4 months old and weighs almost 15lbs and we finally took her out in the stroller for her 4 month well baby check up and it now does recognize her as being in the stroller. Because she now has good head control she was able to sit in it with no problem. We just adjusted the straps on the stroller and she was good to go. Since we were only doing about a 30-40 minute visit I decided to "show off" her stroller. If I was going for a longer period where I knew she would fall asleep then I would have used my original stroller since this doesn't recline into a comfortable sleeping position.It sure was a head turner and I had to demonstrate the folding and opening at least twice in the doctors office.We were able to use the stroller in the parking lot and I deliberately rolled it along the gravel just to see how the ride would be. I'm pleased to say that it's a smooth ride on both pavement and gravel. My one pet peeve once again is the weight of the stroller. Imagine having an almost 15lb baby in a stroller that weighs almost 30lbs and you'll be lifting close to 45lbs if you have to lift it. Even storing and unstoring it from my caravan on a multitrip can become tiring. Just a heads-up.Hopefully if there is an Origami 2 they might be able to figure something out and make it just a little bit more lighter so it would be easier to use especially for petite women.