Bebetto Flavio vs Luca: Which Bebetto 2 in 1 Pram Is Right for You?

TL;DR: The Bebetto Flavio Royal Pro and Luca Royal Pro are both 2 in 1 prams with a carrycot for newborns and a reversible pushchair seat for later, and both come with a 24-month UK warranty. The Flavio (£579.90) has the lighter carrycot at 2.9kg and a slightly more compact listed fold, while the Luca (£599.90) has a window carrycot, a seat that folds "sandwich style" and a basket that doubles as a shoulder bag. Choose the Flavio if low weight and easy carrying matter most, and the Luca if you want extra features and storage.

If you've been looking at Bebetto prams, you've probably noticed that the Flavio and the Luca look quite similar at first glance. Both are well equipped, both convert from newborn to toddler, and the price gap is small. So what actually separates them? Here's a clear, side by side look, based on the specifications listed at Prime Baby Gear.

About Bebetto

Bebetto describes itself as a brand with over 30 years of European craftsmanship, with each pram crafted in-house and backed by a two-year guarantee. Prime Baby Gear currently stocks six Bebetto prams: three colours of the Flavio Royal Pro and three colours of the Luca Royal Pro. All six are 2 in 1 prams and were in stock at the time of writing.

Both models share an aluminium frame, gel wheels, a reversible seat and a carrycot, and both include a rain cover, mosquito net, cup holder and changing bag.

Bebetto Flavio Royal Pro: The Lightweight Carrycot Option

The Flavio costs £579.90 and comes in 02 Sand, 06 Black and 10 Grey.

• Carrycot: At 2.9kg, Bebetto describes it as one of the lightest in its class. It's made from EPP material, which the brand says is lightweight, waterproof, recyclable and good at insulating heat, and it can be mounted at two heights.
• Seat: It faces forwards or backwards, has five backrest positions from upright to fully reclined, a five-point harness and is suitable for children up to 22kg.
• Fold: The Flavio folds in one motion with the seat still attached, to a listed size of H 33 x W 61 x D 77cm.
• Weight: The chassis weighs 8.8kg and the complete pushchair 13.2kg.
• Extras: It comes with a footmuff, bumper bar, seat liner and shopping basket, and a car seat with adapters and an ISOFIX base are listed as optional extras.

Bebetto Luca Royal Pro: More Features and Storage

The Luca costs £599.90 and comes in 30 Sand, 33 Black and 34 Grey.

• Carrycot: At 3.75kg it's heavier than the Flavio's, but it's a compact, foldable design with a window and an extra panel.
• Seat: It folds into a "sandwich-like" position with the seat attached, facing either way, and has an adjustable backrest, a detachable armrest and an adjustable hood.
• Ride: SAS and DMS systems are designed to absorb shocks, and the spacious basket can double as a shoulder bag.
• Fold: The listed folded size is L 81 x W 61 x D 37cm, with a handle that adjusts from 69cm to 114cm.
• Weight: The chassis weighs 8.75kg and the complete pushchair 13.95kg.

Bebetto Flavio vs Luca at a Glance

Which Bebetto Should You Choose?

Choose the Flavio if you'll be lifting the carrycot in and out of a car boot or up stairs often, or if you'd like the lower price. The lighter carrycot and slightly smaller listed fold make it the easier pram to carry.

Choose the Luca if you want extra storage and a few more comfort features. The shoulder bag basket, detachable armrest and window carrycot suit parents who plan to use the pram for long days out. Its handle also adjusts a little lower, which on paper may suit shorter parents.

What to Check Before You Buy Any Pram

• Measure your boot. The two prams list their folded sizes in different orders, so compare the actual dimensions against your boot space.
• Check the lift. At over 13kg complete, both are substantial, so think about whether you'll carry the pram or just the carrycot.
• Think about newborn comfort. NHS guidance says pushchairs are only suitable for young babies if the seat fully reclines flat, which is what the carrycot is for.
• Look for the safety standard. UK prams and pushchairs should meet BS EN 1888, so check the label and manual.
• Read the returns terms. The product pages list 28-day returns, with different rules for sale items, so check before you order.

Final Thoughts

Both Bebetto prams are strong 2 in 1 options, and the real difference comes down to weight versus features. The Flavio is the lighter, slightly cheaper choice, while the Luca adds storage and comfort extras for a £20 premium. Whichever you prefer, you can see the full range on the Bebetto collection page, or compare them with other options in the 2 in 1 prams and pushchairs collection.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Bebetto Flavio or Luca better for a newborn? 

Both come with a carrycot for newborns. The Flavio's is lighter at 2.9kg, while the Luca's is 3.75kg with a window and extra panel, so choose based on weight and features.

Can the Bebetto Flavio and Luca face either direction? 

Yes. Both have a reversible seat that faces forwards or backwards, and both fold with the seat still attached.

How heavy is a Bebetto pram? 

The complete Flavio pushchair weighs 13.2kg and the Luca 13.95kg. The chassis alone weighs about 8.8kg on the Flavio and 8.75kg on the Luca.

What warranty do Bebetto prams come with? 

Both the Flavio and Luca listings show a 24-month UK warranty.

Does a Bebetto pram include a car seat? 

Neither listing includes a car seat as standard. The Flavio lists a car seat with adapters and an ISOFIX base as optional extras, so check compatibility before you buy.