Britax Safe-n-Sound Graphene EA Ifix Convertible Car Seat $349 + Delivery ($0 C&C) @ Big W

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This popular car seat is on clearance at Big W.

$50 less than this popular deal from July.

Purchased one of these at the start of the year for $450 and have found it to be great in our small car (Mazda CX-30). Just bought another one to prep for the next little bub!

Was quoted $55 for delivery, but C&C was an option at all my local stores (Lake Macquarie region).

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Comments

  • +2

    Honestly, this car seat has more tech in it than my actual car.

  • +4

    Great seat.

    I'd sit in it if i was 0-4

  • Just purchased one of these last week, they had C&C from the store in Katoomba, NSW.

    Very happy with it!

  • Wouldn’t you get a 1-8 front facing for the first child to go into while the second goes into your existing 0-4 extended rear facing?

    • This one is also front-facing, so will use it for 2-4 yrs. These are also meant to be great in smaller cars, as you can fit 3 seats side-by-side if needed.

      • Yeah but once you hit 4 years old you’re going to need a third seat with your method

        • +2

          Correct. Planning to have 3 kids, so would need one anyway, and will most likely have 0 and 2 yr old at the same time, hence 2 of these. I get your point, but definitely prefer these for compactness in our small car. These are also meant to be safer, especially when rear-facing.

          • +1

            @themadman: 100%

            A cheap booster seat for a 4 year old can be easily had for like $129.

            Better to fork out for a good / compact child seat where you get rearward facing seat for as long as they fit / are comfortable with

            For use, we have 2 side by side and the occasional person (adult like grandma or friend) sitting in the driver side rear passenger seat.

    • +1

      Depends. This will be more compact than an X-8 seat, so may fit better in cars with less space (eg. the X-8 seat may interfere with front leg room too much when rear-facing, or may not fit 3 across). Note also that ERF is best practice, and many people rear-face to 4yo.

      Some people also prefer to buy a 0-4 seat, which will likely fit a small child better than an X-8 seat, and then buy a new seat 4 years later, when newer seats with potentially new technology/features are available.

      FWIW, we have Graphenes, but bought a 0-8 seat for our large SUV instead of buying another 0-4 seat (like you suggest). But, I'd say the people on the child seat groups for the most part seem to advise sticking with 0-4 seats (for the above reasons). Make of that what you will.

    • It is safer to keep using rear facing for as long as your kid can fit.

  • No isofix in booster seats (4-8 age range). So that’s your call. Also depends how many kids you might have and spacing between them. Technically, car seats have 10 year life I believe.

    • Confused… You mean this unit doesnt offer isofix fixture for when they get to 4-8yrs?

      • +1

        They mean that someone may prefer this seat (0-4) which has isofix, instead of buying an X-8 seat, as suggested by Gonltruck above. (They were trying to respond to Gonltruck.)

        • +1

          Ah got it. Thanks and back to drawing board

        • Yeah, my bad

  • +2

    Same price on Amazon (Britax store) with free delivery, but only available by backorder.

  • Wow this is an amazing price. Think I paid $500ish for ours

  • Very good price indeed!

  • -1

    Not the best on results for protection on https://www.childcarseats.com.au/

    Forward Facing Protection
    2.6/5

    Rear Facing Protection
    3.2/5

    Scores well for ease of use though…

    • -1

      Not having an accident is the best way to keep your kids safe.

  • i just washed this baby seat and planned to put it on FB for sale. Didnt know it is still so popular.

  • I don't have a convertible. Will this fit my standard SUV?

    • This is one of the most compact baby seats on the market. Great for small cars. And three of them can fit side by side in big cars.

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