10 of the best travel systems for less than £400

Converting into a travel system with a Mamas & papas Aton car seat or a Maxi-Cosy pebble car seat, the pushchair also comes with an array of added extras, such as an extra large hood, rain cover and UPF 50+ fabric for maximum protection against UV rays.

See why our reviewer gave the Armadillo 4.5 out of a possible 5 stars in our roadtest.

Graco Quattro Tour Deluxe travel system, £289.99

If you find travel systems confusing, you’ll appreciate the convenience of the Graco Quattro Tour Deluxe ‘package’ - the pushchair, soft-sided carrycot, 0+ car seat and base and pushchair apron are all included in this travel system.

Offering a smooth and comfy ride from birth, the Graco Quattro Tour Deluxe has an easy to click in and out car seat. The car seat base makes installation simple and there’s a huge shopping basket, too.

Check out our full review of the Graco Quattro Tour Deluxe.

Hauck London, around £379.99

If you are a parent who doesn't like to wake your little one when traveling but frets about keeping him in a car seat for longer than two hours (the maximum recommended time), then the Hauck London may just be for you.

This 3 in 1 set includes a buggy, carry cot and car seat, but what make it different from others is that the carry cot, also called the Carcocoon, has a solid base and can be used as a car seat as well.

Meeting the current road saftey standards (ECE 44/04) the Carcocoon allows your baby to lie flat, which is the optimal position for infants.

See how the Hauck London travel system fared when we put it through its paces.

Safety 1st Easy Way 2 in 1 travel system, £119

The Safety 1st Easy Way 2 in 1 travel system offers you a buggy and car seat, which is installed using your car’s own seat belts, for an unbelievable £119.

The cheap price doesn't mean the buggy sacrifices safety, style or any other aspect you would expect from a travel system. In fact, the Easy Way 2 in 1 folds compactly, features a 5-point harness, front suspension, large shopping basket and even a removable child tray with drink holder.

Mothercare Xpedior, £350

Known for making affordable mother and baby products high-street retailer Mothercare has created a high-end travel system that will cost you a fraction of the price, with this limited edition pushchair.

The Xpedior 3 in 1 pram comes with a champagne coloured chassis, tan leatherette handles and khaki quilted carrycot, quilted seat unit and looks like it might rival brands such as Stokke, Bugaboo and Cosatto.

It converts into a travel system with Mothercare's own infant car seat and also comes complete with a large shopping basket, padded cosytoe that zips apart to form a seat liner, pram apron and liner, chest pads and Mothercare Weathershield.

Read our full Quinny Zapp Xtra travel system review for more pros and cons.