Graco
Turn2Me 3-in-1
3.9
A rotating all-in-one that turns toward the door for rear-facing loading, then becomes a fixed forward-facing harness seat and highback booster. Its rotation…
Quick Facts
- Rear-facing fit
- 4–40 lb; head at least 1 in below the headrest adjustment handle.
- Forward-facing fit
- 26.5–65 lb and up to 49 in on the current US model.
- Booster fit
- Highback: 40–100 lb, 43–57 in and at least four years old, with booster readiness.
- Size and weight
- 20.75 D × 19.13 W × 24.4 H in; 30 lb.
- Installation and adjustment
- SnugLock belt-tensioning system, InRight lower anchors, four reclines and ten-position no-rethread harness/headrest.
- Rotation and usable life
- Rear-facing loading rotation only; ten years from manufacture.
Product details
Our Take
The Turn2Me offers a useful convenience at the stage when buckling can be most awkward: rear-facing. It also converts to a highback booster, which helps explain its appeal as a long-term purchase. We would weigh its favorable BabyGearLab testing against a significant contrary report from Car Seats for the Littles. That organization removed it from its recommended list after a reviewer repeatedly experienced a loose installation; Graco investigated and reported no problem with the seat itself. The report is not a recall, but it belongs in the buying decision. Choose it only after confirming a secure installation in your vehicle, and remember that you are paying for rotation during rear-facing use only.
What we like
- Convenient rear-facing loading rotation.
- SnugLock installation aid and a later highback booster mode.
Worth knowing
- Does not rotate in forward-facing mode.
- A material reviewer installation concern remains part of the evidence.
Written by googaia based on manufacturer specs and verified third-party reviews.
Specifications
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Growth & Fit
- Installation and adjustment
- SnugLock belt-tensioning system, InRight lower anchors, four reclines and ten-position no-rethread harness/headrest.
Everyday Use
- Rear-facing fit
- 4–40 lb; head at least 1 in below the headrest adjustment handle.
- Forward-facing fit
- 26.5–65 lb and up to 49 in on the current US model.
- Booster fit
- Highback: 40–100 lb, 43–57 in and at least four years old, with booster readiness.
Size & Weight
- Size and weight
- 20.75 D × 19.13 W × 24.4 H in; 30 lb.
Details
- Rotation and usable life
- Rear-facing loading rotation only; ten years from manufacture.
A rotating all-in-one that turns toward the door for rear-facing loading, then becomes a fixed forward-facing harness seat and highback booster. Its rotation does not continue in forward-facing mode.
Manufacturer description.
Review Roundup
Every score behind the Ratings & Research card above, source by source.
Independent professional reviewers
- BabyGearLab 3.9 77.0/100 no count
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