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cybex priam app Cybex E-Priam Stroller

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cybex priam app Cybex E-Priam StrollerThe world's first e stroller with smart hill support, uneven surface assist, and app controlled rocking mode that makes every terrain effortless for parents from birth to 4 years. Key Features e PRIAM rocking function helps calm your baby anytime and anywhere. The e stroller moves back and forth, recreating a gentle rocking motion. The Support Mode also gives them more control over the e PRIAM's powered support. Checking the battery level and firmware

The world's first e-stroller with smart hill support, uneven surface assist, and app-controlled rocking mode that makes every terrain effortless for parents from birth to 4 years.

Key Features

  • e-PRIAM rocking function helps calm your baby anytime and anywhere. The e-stroller moves back and forth, recreating a gentle rocking motion.
  • The Support Mode also gives them more control over the e-PRIAM's powered support. Checking the battery level and firmware updates can be done at a glance - with all functions easily accessed via user friendly app. (Available for download on Google Play and the App Store)
  • With the e-PRIAM’s smart uphill support, going up hills feels much easier. Built-in sensors automatically detect inclines and activate the electric motors to provide extra assistance, helping both uphill climbs and downhill walks feel smooth and effortless.
  • Uneven Surface Support makes strolling across sand, gravel, and cobblestones a breeze.
  • 3-in-1 travel system compatible with Priam Seat Pack, Lux Carry Cot, and Cybex infant car seats.
  • Effortless harness system adjustment with one pull and One-handed Fold Into a self-standing position for easy storage on the go.
  • Reversible seat unit for parent-facing or forward-facing positioning and multiple recline positions Easily adjust with one hand.
  • All-wheel suspension Ensures a soft, quiet and comfortable ride and Swivel on front wheels Can be locked for stability on uneven terrain.
  • Adjustable leatherette handlebar Extends for users of varying heights and Leatherette bumper bar Opens to the side for easy access to the seat.
  • IP65-rated battery is dust-tight and watertight against light water spray.

Specifications

Age Range From birth (with Priam Lux Carry Cot or infant car seat, sold separately) to approx. 4 years (with Priam Seat Pack)
Max. Child Weight 55 lbs (front-facing or parent-facing)
Assembled Dimensions 33–36.8 x 23.6 x 39.3–42.9 in
Folded Dimensions 12.2 x 20.4 x 34.6 in
Weight 33.5 lbs
Battery Charging Time Approx. 3.5 hours (up to 6 hours for first charge)
Battery Rating UL 2271 certified, IP65 rated, approx. 
Support Modes

Rocking Mode: This world-first feature moves the e-stroller back and forth automatically, calming baby down and soothing them.(3 intensity levels --Low, Medium, High)

Support Mode: Parents can enjoy even more comfort and control. Active Mode gives them more power on steep climbs or rough ground, while Eco Mode saves battery power for when they really need it.

Battery Status: Easy-to-check battery status for reliable performance.

Update Firmware Status: The parent can always be sure the e-PRIAM has the latest software updates.


Frequently Asked Questions

What is included in the box?

The package includes e-PRIAM frame, PRIAM 4 seat pack, Rain cover, cup holder, bumper bar, PRIAM/e-PRIAM infant car seat/carry cot adapters, battery and charger.

How does the battery charging work?

A charging cable is included in the package. You can either charge the stroller directly or remove the battery from the rear axle to charge it separately. Never leave the e-PRIAM unattended while charging. Charge the battery until the indicator turns green.

Charging takes about 3.5 hours, but the first charge may take up to 6 hours depending on the initial battery level. Battery runtime varies based on factors like terrain, temperature, incline, and total load (child + basket items). It’s recommended to fully charge the battery at least once every 9 months.

Is the e-Priam heavier than the regular Priam?

Yes, the e-Priam is approximately 5 lbs heavier than the regular Priam due to the electric motor system and battery.

Warranty & Notes: Cybex products are covered by a 2-year manufacturer warranty from the date of purchase covering defects in materials and workmanship. Never leave the e-Priam unattended while charging. The rocking function low intensity should be used from birth until the child can sit unassisted (approx. 6–9 months). Ensure the brake and front swivel wheels are locked before starting the rocking function. Contact Cybex ParentLink at [email protected] or 1-877-242-5676 for support.

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