I too bought it for the extra height, the double table and the convenience of being able to move it outside on a sunny day.  The ease of wash and clean is great and the great size basket underneath is great for extra bibs, flannels and little pillow to keep bubs closer to the table.  All up the best money I have spent.  I also bought the love n care stroller which is great to use, store and fold up and down. The lockable slightly larger wheels are a bonus for the spare of the moment walks.

I love our Techno highchair. We used ours from about 3 months onwards - just use the recline feature and pop it on the lowest setting (closest to the ground) and it makes a great chair for little bubs.



I picked this high chair as it was the tallest on the market (a good 6 inches taller!). This means we can sit at our breakfast bench and have our daughter at the same height as us, instead of leaning over awkwardly!



I also like the fact that it has the T bar in between the legs. I've seen babies squirm down and almost slip out of high chairs - the T bar prevents this. The 2 feeding trays are great and I love that you can hang them on the back of the chair. I found the cover very easy to remove for washing and it is nice and padded.



Overall, I think this is a great highchair. It's easy to use and adjust, and looks very stylish.

This is the best highchair that we could find.... No complaints what so ever...

There is a little basket underneath, I keep all bibs and wipes there so its handy.

Seat reclines and there is several height adjustments.

I love it !!

Prices of high chairs are ridiculous, but if you're going to spend on one, this is a great one. A friend has one of those wooden high chairs from the 30s that was passed down the family - no seatbelt, no seat cushion, certainly no adjustments. And that works for her.
For us, we needed one that 1) laid back, because our bub is learning to use a cup, and the layback feature is super easy to use. 2) The padding is nice cuz, well, why not 3) storing the trays on the back is a genius feature. Just wipe it off, hang it up & push the high chair out of the way. She's not yet old enough to need the two trays, so they stay together, which is nice. And when she starts feeding herself, 4) the 2nd tray will really be handy.
It 5) has wheels, and is easily manouverable. We live on a single level, and i've even wheeled it out the back so bub could watch me put laundry on the line.
6) the padded liner makes for one more level of comfort,plus you can just pop it into the washing machine. My only complaint is that the liner's slots for the harness aren't adjustable, and the difference in where it hits her shoulder with the liner or without is huge.
7) It's super easy to go up & down, which we haven't yet needed, but could be handy in some circumstances. Same goes for 8) the easy fold up. We have enough room that it just rolls to the side and sits until feeding time.
In a nutshell, this high chair has tons of features and wasn't too expensive. We got ours from Baby Warehouse in Leichhardt Sydney. We also bought a Love n Care cot and Love n Care Victory II pram from there. I anonymously reviewed the Victory II in another review. Have fun! - marfieonline