Barbie x Graco Turbobooster 2.0 High Back Booster Seat, Belt Positioning Booster Car Seat for Big Kids

This booster seat was so easy to put together and install. Very easy to transfer to other cars if needed. We love that it has a cup holder. She feels safe and I feel comfortable with her safety in it. It’s definitely sturdy and worth every penny. Highly recommend.

Easy to build and install. Comfortable and easy to adjust. Great deal and we love that it has cup holders too. Very sturdy and the perfect size!

I've bought 2 of these now and they're great. They are affordable without having to sacrifice safety. It has the anchor hooks which is nice and secure and very easy to tighten with adjuster strap in the front. Super easy to install and I love the strap that it comes with to hook on the seat belt to ensure a safe fit for your kids. They are slim and don't take up a lot of space either which is nice because I have 5 kids so the back of my minivan is cramped but my 12 yr old can fit easily in the middle between these booster seats. I love that it's offered in different colors allowing you to match to the interior of your vehicle or let your kid completely wild card it lol. Very functional and would definitely recommend.

Well made, east to adjustable, shoulder belt holder slides on easily. Moving seat around is simpler with the shoulder seat belt holder design. We have an earlier version of this, I like the shoulder belt holder much better on this. We don't use the cup holder much, as it is hard to pull out after child in seat, that is only thing I don't like. Child just uses cupholder built into car door. Child reports comfortable.

To start out with, I purchased this after having the Graco 4ever DLX. Actually 3 of them. And if you have the space for it, 12/10 reccomend that carseat. However we were in an accident so lost those. I really didn't want to repurchase the same seat for only highback booster, especially not knowing if I'll have the same space for 3 of them. So after reading review after review and all the measurements for highback boosters, I settled on this one. To start off, it comes in peices. It was surprisingly easy to assemble and once we went to YouTube, it really didn't take long! (Tip: the back goes underneath the seat part, THEN TURN! it'll make sense when you see. Lol) but I'm not taking a star away for it. Second, It feels cheap and flimsy. The part where the seat belt goes through is very bendy and I don't know how to trust it. As well as the back and headrest part seem pretty flimsy. If it wasn't for the reviews on here swearing by it, as well as the anchors, id be returning it. And this is why I have to minus a star. The seat/base of it IS VERY SOLID AND STURDY! It's very slim and I love the arm rests and where they position the belt on my child's lap. And that alone will earn it 4 stars. Overall, I think the price, the overall quality and the anchors... I would have to reccomend it! (With 2 slim fits and this booster, we fit 3 across in a 2011 Rav 4! Not ideal but like I said accident... it's the safest we can get and they all fit. And I'm confident in these seats.)

seat is great, daughter is comfortable, it is light weight and easy to install or move.

It has been a while and this seat is still “standing”. No issues. No problems. My daughter likes it ever since! She likes purple, so that was a plus! It is comfortable enough for her to fall asleep on it! Very secure and safe! Highly recommended!

I was in the market for a new car seat because my daughter was outgrowing her old one—and frankly, I was tired of feeling like I needed a gym membership just to lug it around. I always thought high-back boosters started at 4 years/40 lbs., so imagine my delight when I found this one starting at 3 years/30 lbs. Cue angelic choir. Like any responsible parent, I did my research (translation: read enough reviews to qualify for an honorary PhD in Car Seatology). The main complaints seemed to be about the latch system and the “wiggle test.” Apparently, without the seatbelt attached, some reviewers reported a five-inch shimmy. That’s not a car seat, that’s a dance floor. Still, I took the risk—mostly because I was done arm-wrestling the behemoth we had before. The seat arrived quickly, in its original box, no frills. Setup was surprisingly easy—so easy, I didn’t even have to channel my inner IKEA warrior. It fit perfectly in my mid-size sedan, the fabric was soft, and my daughter gave it the coveted kid seal of approval by declaring it comfy before I even finished installing it. Big win. The side-impact safety features felt solid without turning her into a burrito. But the highlight? The cup holder and the “secret drawer.” She thought she had discovered hidden treasure. I didn’t have the heart to tell her the manufacturer planned it that way—so as far as she’s concerned, she’s basically Indiana Jones. Now, let’s talk latches. Contrary to the scary reviews, this seat actually has two latches, plus a slick push-button release and a pull strap that snugged everything up like magic. I gave it a firm wiggle test and—no salsa dancing. The seatbelt design does have one quirk: my daughter is thrilled she gets to use a “real” seatbelt like Mommy and Daddy, but the armrest design means she still needs help buckling herself. Minor inconvenience, but worth noting. One funny (okay, slightly scary) moment: before installing, I let her sit in it on the floor. She leaned back and—whoosh—the whole back reclined flat like she was auditioning for a La-Z-Boy commercial. Not a design flaw, just user error, but let’s say my reflexes got a surprise workout. Lesson learned: chairs need cars behind them. Overall: easy to install, looks stylish (as stylish as car seats get), and most importantly, my daughter feels like she “leveled up” to a big-kid seat. For me, that’s worth every penny and every laugh along the way.