Bugaboo Dragonfly vs Nuna Triv Next
Both are compact pushchairs, and the Triv Next is the lighter of the two by 1.2kg.
The verdict
Choose the Dragonfly if you want
- Something narrower for shop aisles and doorways (52cm wide)
Best for: City parents who want a from-birth pram that folds small
Full Dragonfly specsChoose the Triv Next if you want
- A lighter pushchair (8.7kg against 9.9kg)
- A smaller fold (125 litres against 168)
- To spend less (£600 new against £695)
Best for: City parents who want one light pushchair from birth
Full Triv Next specsIn short: the Dragonfly for something narrower for shop aisles and doorways (52cm wide); the Triv Next for a lighter pushchair (8.7kg against 9.9kg) and a smaller fold (125 litres against 168).
Head to head
Within 3% counts as even.
1Dragonflywin
1 tie
Triv Nextwins3
- 9.9kgWeightLighter: Triv Next8.7kg
- 168 litresFolded volumeSmaller fold: Triv Next125 litres
- 52cmWidthNarrower: Dragonfly58cm
- 10kgBasketNot published
- 22kgMax child weightAbout even22kg
- Not publishedRecline positions4
- £695Price newCheaper new: Triv Next£600
The folds, to scale
Both folds drawn to the same scale, each against a 55 x 40 x 20cm cabin bag (the dashed box). The Dragonfly folds to about 168 litres and the Triv Next to about 125 litres.
What we pay for one
What we pay for a complete one in good condition, with free collection.
Full specs side by side
| Spec | Dragonfly | Triv Next |
|---|---|---|
| Size and weight | ||
| Weight (different) | 9.9kg (with seat; 10.5kg with carrycot) | 8.7kg (chassis and seat) |
| Open size (different) | 106 x 52 x 104cm | 85 x 58 x 106cm |
| Folded size (different) | 36 x 52 x 90cm | 32 x 58 x 69cm |
| Folded volume (different) | 168 litres | 125 litres |
| Cabin-bag size | No | No |
| Fold | ||
| One-hand fold | Yes | Yes |
| Folds in one piece | Yes | Yes |
| Folds with seat on | Yes | Yes |
| Stands when folded | Yes | Yes |
| Seat and carrycot | ||
| Suitable from | Birth | Birth |
| Max child weight | 22kg | 22kg |
| Carrycot | Sold separately | Sold separately |
| Overnight sleep | Not published | Not published |
| Parent-facing seat | Yes | Yes |
| Recline positions | Not published | 4 |
| Lies flat | Yes | Yes |
| Wheels and ride | ||
| Tyres (different) | Puncture-proof, 18cm front, 22cm rear | Foam-filled rear wheels |
| Suspension | All-wheel | All-wheel |
| Best on | City | City |
| Handlebar (different) | Telescopic, 98 to 105cm | Adjustable, 5 positions |
| Extras | ||
| Basket | 10kg | Not published |
| Car seat fits (different) | Adaptors needed, sold separately | Post adaptor included for Nuna infant carriers |
| Converts to a double | No | No |
| Launched | 2023 | Not published |
| Price new (RRP) (different) | £695, chassis and seat; £945 with carrycot | £600, pushchair with rain cover and car seat adaptor |
| Still made | Yes | Yes |
Specs checked 22 September 2026 against the maker's UK figures and large UK retailers. Where a figure isn't published we say so rather than guess.
Questions
Which is lighter, the Bugaboo Dragonfly or the Nuna Triv Next?
The Triv Next is lighter, at 8.7kg against 9.9kg for the Dragonfly.
Which folds smaller?
The Triv Next folds smaller: about 125 litres against 168 for the Dragonfly.
Which is better for a newborn?
The Dragonfly takes a carrycot sold separately, and the Triv Next takes a carrycot sold separately.
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