Safety 1st Turn and Go 360 DLX Rotating All-in-One Convertible Car Seat

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I have had my carseat for at least 7 months. I just took it out of my car today and when flipping it up to un buckle it. The wires holding it in place broke off causing the seat to detach. I have never had any issues with this seat actually really enjoyed it. Up until today, I have tried to reach out to get a replacement or figure something out with it. Absolutely no response, the website is making me register the seat after its already been registered. I am beyond frustrated with this seat for the amount it coasts.

I bought this about two weeks ago and I’m in love. Easy installation! The rotating is obviously a great purl. My baby was balling every time we went somewhere in his infant one. Now it makes going somewhere a breeze! What’a game changer!

Not a great seat. Thankfully Target allowed us to return it. Installing wasn’t too difficult but this thing is HEAVY and bulky. Also, my 4 month old already doesn’t fit well in it. The buckle part even on the furthest slot still doesn’t sit right. It’s tucked under her. I removed all of the newborn and infant wedges and it’s still just not a great fit. I got the Graco extend to fit instead and love it!

Bought this about a year ago, and if I had to do over again, I would NOT buy this car seat. It is very hard to turn. I hate the cup holders, they constantly come out and do not stay put, I have now lost both of them and from what I have researched you cannot buy replacement cup holders. We are looking for another convertible car seat for our next child and I will not be considering this one especially with the price of it!

I bought this car seat 1 year ago it has given me problem. When I try to rotate it gets stuck or it locks so I'm not able to rotate it. That back of the car seat has a plastic cover that is dirached from the car seat so it has like a crack and I always get my finger stuck in there it's very frustrating. I would rate it a zero if I can.

I went through 4 car seats where the padding flattened so quick and was extremely uncomfortable for my 1 year old but as soon as I put him in this turn and go he fell asleep in 5 minutes, the straps were easy to adjust and the car seat was super easy to install.

Love this car seat the ease of taking him in and out is amazing and installing is a breeze done in five minutes and not scared it’s installed wring has the notification for it

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Safety 1st Turn and Go 360 AIO Car Seat impresses with its sleek and modern design. The aesthetic appeal is undeniable, with a range of color options that can seamlessly blend into any car interior. The materials used feel premium, ensuring both durability and comfort. The overall build is robust yet stylish, making it a standout choice among all-in-one car seats. The 360-degree spin feature is a game-changer. This innovation significantly eases the process of loading and unloading the child. No more awkward angles or straining to get your child in and out of the car seat. The rotation is smooth and effortless, allowing parents to turn the seat towards the door for easy access. This feature alone makes the Turn and Go 360 a top contender in the all-in-one car seat market. Installing the Turn and Go 360 is straightforward, thanks to the clear instructions and intuitive design. Adjusting the car seat as your child grows is equally hassle-free. The harness and headrest can be modified with one hand, without the need to rethread the straps. This convenience is particularly beneficial for busy parents who need to make quick adjustments. The feature that stands out the most is undoubtedly the 360-degree rotation. It adds a level of convenience and practicality that is hard to beat. Additionally, the seat’s high safety ratings provide peace of mind, knowing that your child is well-protected. The plush padding and breathable fabric ensure a comfortable ride for your little one, even on longer journeys. The fact that this car seat can grow with your child from infancy to the booster stage adds tremendous value, making it a worthwhile investment. My reason for dropping the review to 4 stars is my child seemed to be a little uncomfortable in the car seat at first. It lays back a bit but I think she is now used to it. Thanks to Stellar Product Testing Panel for allowing me to test this product!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Thanks to the Stellar Product Testing Panel for letting me try out and review the Safety 1st Turn and Go 360 AIO Car Seat. I have a lot of mixed feelings about this car seat and I’ll tell you all about it. I received this car seat a few days before my daughter’s 2nd birthday (and turnaround to forward facing) and about a week and a half before a long cross country road trip so basically it was the best timing ever to try out a new car seat. Setting up and installing the seat took a while for me. It works differently than other car seats that I’ve used because of the turning feature and it too me a bit to understand how to get it right. Off the bat I didn’t love how wiggly the seat still felt after it was properly installed. The base was very solid but the place where the seat attaches is secure but wobbly because of the turning function. My daughter started off backward facing. I loved the ability to pivot the seat to face me to get her in and out. Makes it SO much easier. I imagine this would be even more helpful the younger the baby is since my toddler basically springs herself out of her seat as soon as it’s up clipped these days. On her 2nd birthday it was a fun little moment to simply turn her the other way to face forward rather than having to completely uninstall and reinstall the seat. Other features I love: -Cup holders are removable and also very large. Other car seats have a hard time fitting our Camelbak water bottles but these are super large and cups come easily out. I like that I can take the entire cup holder out to wash it. -Seat is big and comfy. She stayed very happy in the car for 14 hour drive across the country without that many breaks. -During our trip to visit family we had a moment where I needed to pick up our cousins’ babies. One was rear facing still but it was breeze to simply turn the seat around rather than having to uninstall and reinstall the seat twice. Things I don’t like so much: -the straps are kind of hard to adjust. The button between the knees is tough to push and for some reason it takes some real muscle to loosen and tighten the belt. -the shoulder pads are LONG and not removable. I think they are a little too long, which makes ensuring that the chest clip is up high enough a little challenging. Hard to imagine getting it in the right spot on a newborn. -this car seat is BIG and HEAVY.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was given this convertible car seat to try as part of the Stellar Product Testing Panel. I really wanted to like this car seat - we have another brand's swivel carseat and I LOVE it for my son, so I was excited to potentially have a second one for my daughter. The aesthetics of the car seat are nice (grey and black fabric with purple accents, cushiony material) but I am not feeling great about either the difficulty I had installing it or the lack of a consistently tight fit in the car. For some context, we have two kids under the age of 5 and between our two cars and a grandparent car we have 6 car seats that I am constantly moving, adjusting, etc. I take car seat safety VERY seriously and read all manuals thoroughly and regularly. I was installing this car seat rear-facing (my daughter is almost 2) with seat belt installation. As soon as I prepped to put it in the car I realized that unlike our other swivel car seat the seat part doesn't pop all the way off the base for installation but rather kind of tips back (one side disconnects) so that you can route the seat belt through the base. Our car is smaller (I'd call it a hatchback) and we have a car seat for my son on the other side of the back seat, which meant that when I "flipped" the seat part backwards it bumped into the other seat/ didn't fully clear the base without a lot of manuvering. I was able to install the base very tightly using the seatbelt lockoff and the top teather, but when I flipped the seat back into place and rotated the seat to rear facing the install already felt loose to me. I tried the install again, and it's a little bit better, but the base still moves more than I'd like it to. I do appreciate the multiple recline positions (in a small car especially) and noticed that the infant inserts (I took them out because my youngest is almost 2) seemed very comfortable and supportive. Overall, though, I don't think I can recommend this car seat as I feel there are other rotating ones on the market that are much better in my opinion.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I initially thought that I would be using this car seat for our newborn, but we have found it more useful for our 2 yo toddler. Since this is not part of a travel system, its not as convenient for infants. It has however come in handy for our 2 yo son. I was struggling to get him into a rear-facing car seat in my sedan (big kid, short car), but this car seat has been a huge help to load him into the car. I followed the youtube tutorial for installation which was helpful and straightforward. Its aesthetically pleasing and so far the material seems great. I did however think that it’s a little narrow if you add the cup holders. I received this convertible car seat from the Stellar Product Testing Panel.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Thanks to the Stellar Product Testing Panel for providing me with this convertible car seat! Overall, I like the look of the car seat. I like how the infant inserts and the headrest have the coloring. That makes it so you don’t lose all the color when you remove the infant inserts. The thing I love the most is the 360 spin design! It makes getting my daughter in and out of the car so much easier! I don’t have to worry about reaching over her to get straps on and get her buckled, especially being in my last few weeks of pregnancy. One thing I did not like is where the handle is to turn the car seat. With it being on the bottom, it can be hard to reach when the car seat is reclined or close to the seat in front of it. One thing I had to get used to is that there was nothing to stop the car seat from spinning past 90° at a time. That made it so I spun the seat farther than intended, but it was a quick turn back to where I needed it to be. I do like that you can spin the seat in both directions, as when it is raining, I could spin the seat to face the inside of the car and get my daughter strapped in while staying dry! It was very easy to install the Safety 1st Turn and Go 360 car seat! It took about 10 minutes including reading the directions to get the car seat fully installed and ready to go! The hardest part was figuring out what lever changed the recline position. I really like that the cup holders are removable and when they are removed it doesn’t look strange or like a piece is missing. But mostly, I love that this car seat can grow with my daughter and will go all the way to a booster seat!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was excited to receive the Safety 1st Turn and Go 360 AIO Car Seat from Stellar Product Testing Panel! As there are only a handful of rotating car seats on the market, I’ve had my eye on them all for some time looking for the perfect one for my family. I’ve tried a couple of these rotating seats and they all have pros and cons. A few items that are important to note: Cons: Difficult to install and once installed properly it still seemed “loose”; the button to turn the car seat is located on the front of the car seat so in back facing mode I had to lean into the car to turn the seat; I found turning the seat with a toddler in one hand a bit difficult; the belt was a bit flimsy and hard to buckle; and the fabric seemed sweaty and sticky for hot summer days. Pros: Rotating feature! It was easy to pop the toddler into the car seat and turn into the correct position once it was already turned outward; once installed the seat can be rotated forward and backward (360!) so there’s no need to reinstall when the child is forward facing; the seat also converts into a booster so the seat can stay with the child through 100 pounds; there are many color choices and mostly importantly, the seat has a great price point for the rotating seat market. Thanks again, Stellar Product Testing Panel for allowing me to review your lovely rotating car seat!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was recently able to test the Safety 1st Turn and Go 360 AIO car seat. Install was a little tricky reading the included directions, but the installation video on the Safety 1st website made it much easier. I really appreciate the red to green indicators to help with getting a proper belt install. It took a lot of the guess work out of install. The car seat was super padded and comfortable for my son. The padding on the straps was also very cushioned. I really appreciated the rubber on the bottom of the straps to help keep them in place while buckling in a squirmy toddler. I absolutely love how easily adjustable the strap are by just raising or lowering the head rest. Not having to rethread straps every time my child grows is a dream! The harness straps were also super long, which made it much easier to set them to the side when loading and unloading the car seat. The only two features that I feel can use improvement are the placement of the swivel handle and the color of the unlocked/lock indicators. I found the handle placement really awkward to get to and trying to hold that while spinning the car seat with my other hand was pretty tricky. I also think making the locked/unlocked indicators when rotating would be super helpful. They’re currently both blue with a white lock and it’s hard to tell at a glance if the car seat is properly locked in place. Overall, I really enjoyed this car seat and am excited to continue using it as my son grows. Thank you to Stellar Product Testing Panel for sending me this product to review! All opinions are my own.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was able to receive this car seat through Stellar Product Testing Panel and I’ve loved testing it out. Right out of the box I could see how comfortable it would be for my little one. Lots of great support for itty bitty babies but easy to use as they get older. The main feature that caught my attention was the 360 aspect of the car seat. Not just for buckling and unbuckling kiddo, but also for letting my other older kids get in and out of the van easier. As you can see in the pictures the seat would block the way for passengers moving to the back, but with the turn/swivel feature it helps them get by easy! That part is great because I have two rear/facing kids right now and two that need to move into the back seat forward facing. It was an easy install with great instructions in the manual, on the seat itself and a QR code to even scan and watch how to install as well. I look forward to using it more and I can tell my baby likes it too.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The seat looks nice and the fabric seams to be standard quality, although maybe not very breathable. I love the 360 spin for loading and unloading. You could even spin a rear facing child around to the front to pull them out of a parking space was too tight to get to the side. Installing and adjusting was mostly easy. It’s very heavy so I would not want to uninstall reinstall many times. But thanks to the 360 spin you can adjust it in place to accommodate kids in multiple stages as needed! I picked up a friend and her newborn while my 2 year old was at preschool and was able to quickly adjust the car seat for the baby without having to uninstall it. I love the seat belt lock off in the base and the green light windows to show when the base is tight enough - very helpful for a safe install! One negative was that the latch clips are not easy release. But if I only have to install it once, I’m ok with that. The 360 spin is really what sets this car seat apart. Otherwise, the fabric and quality are mid-level (not luxury, not cheap). One thing I didn’t like is that once clicked into place either rear or forward facing, the seat still feels a little “wiggly” in the base. I wish it was more rigid/secure and didn’t bump around. I was given this convertible car seat to try as part of the Stellar Product Testing Panel; my honest thoughts and opinions are my own.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was given this convertible car seat to try as part of the Stellar Product Testing Panel. When I learned I would be receiving a 360 rotating car seat I was excited to test it out. When I switched my daughter from an infant seat to a convertible I had a hard time deciding if I wanted to to with a rotating seat or stick with a traditional one. I ultimately went with the traditional option and have always wondered if I made the right decision. After trying this seat I think I'm happy I went the traditional route. First off, I do like the design and look of this seat. The purple color is girly enough without being over the top, and my daughter looks comfortable in the seat. I am going to remove the shoulder pads. As you can see in the pictures they stick up and are in her face. There are also two cup holders, which I always think is a plus. I like that these are easily removable. It makes for easy cleaning of spills and crumbs. I also like the ability to adjust the straps up and down using the handle on the top of the seat rather than having to manually rethread the harness. The key feature of this seat is the ability to rotate it to make it easier to get your child in and out. While it does make the task easier I found it difficult to rotate my daughter into the rear facing position. The seat was very easy to rotate without a child in it, but when I added my 23 lb. daughter it was more difficult than I expected it would be. The biggest drawback I found with this seat is the installation. I have owned and installed no less than 6 convertible seats and this is by far the most difficult seat I've installed. I installed using the seat belt rather than the latch system, as the max weight for the latch system is 25 lbs and my daughter is already 23 lbs. You have to rotate the seat towards you and then release it from the base while lifting it away from you. It folds back and hangs by two steel cables. It took me a while to figure out I had to lift it all the way off of the base and let it hang. If you don't the seat falls back toward you and it's impossible to get the base installed. My seat made a terrible cracking noise both times I laid the seat back on the cables to work on installing the base. I don't know if that is normal, but it did concern me. I checked and didn't see any of the plastic cracked anywhere. It was pretty easy to run the seatbelt through the belt path and tighten it down once you're able to finagle the seat back and out of the way. The buckle seems way too close to my daughter and is very short. According to the manual you can only use the first and second buckle positions for rear facing. My daughter is fairly small at 18 months old and only 23 lbs., so I can imagine with a larger child this could be very uncomfortable. Luckily it doesn't dig into her legs, but it does making buckling her in a little more difficult because the buckle is so short. The wedge pillow must be used until the child reaches 30 lbs. It seems to move around and you can see in one photo of her how it is crumpled up under her legs. This was when I was adjusting the straps and making sure the fit was right before i put it in the car. Finally, I had a really difficult time tightening the straps past a certain point. When I was fitting her in the seat I was using both hands and much of my body weight to tighten them and, as you can see, they were still loose. I really have to tug and pull when it's in the car to get them tight enough. Overall I think the concept of the 360 rotating seat is great, but there is certainly room for improvement in the design of this product to make it easier to install and snug up the straps.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We love this rotating carseat for our toddler! He is our 3rd and battles the carseat most of all. It is much easier getting him safely buckled in when we can rotate the seat to face us then rotate him to forward facing. Also, it saves our baby boy from so many head bumps when trying to lift him into his seat. We have a summer full of travel and this rotating car seat will make getting in and out of the car a much smoother process! Other notable things: it was easy for me (Mom) to install solo. LOVE the fact that there is a red/green indicator when the seat base is securely latched. The cup holders are easy to install and easy to remove to clean. With some LONG car rides ahead of us (20 hours across the country) this will come in handy! The seat is heavy/sturdy, but it is very sleek looking with a lot of comfort features so the straps don’t rub against baby. This seat has it all! Convenient for parents and comfortable for baby boy. I can’t emphasize enough how much we love this Safety 1st Turn & Go car seat. Thank you Stellar Product Testing Panel for sending us this car seat to try! We LOVE it!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Safety 1st Turn and Go 360 AIO Car Seat is a good addition for our family’s traveling needs. Installation was simple and easy to ensure correct placement, though that being said, it may be difficult for a new parent who’s never installed one before. We love the removable washable cupholders especially as our child gets older. The adjustable headrest adds versatility for comfort and safety, our favorite feature. There is plush padding and we appreciate that the product will grow with our child. I am pregnant so the 360 rotation makes loading our toddler MUCH easier! The downside to most rotational seats we’ve seen is that they aren’t as secure as non-rotatable seats. We felt that with enough strength, you could dislodge the lock and the unit would rotate despite not squeezing the lever. A big thank you to the Stellar Product Testing Panel for the chance to test this convertible carseat.