Despite much look back

The Milofix has in the group of child seats 0-18kg of the best heard loud Stiftung Warentest, and I was euphoric to appoint him.
For others in the same difficult situation online to find a seat with parents and baby happy here makes my plus and minus points.

Plus:
great quality, great cushioning, beautiful fabric, all very valuable
beautiful design
has truly completed the Stiftung Warentest
you can pinch the straps sideways before the child stands in the seat
more space in the footwell by missing footrest (instead TopTether)
in the 0+ position (backward) and with Neugeborenempolster very comfortable for the child

Minus:
From 13kg the seat must be turned over, and then is unfortunately still quite vertical. The "rest position" is still possible, I find it very sparse for as little children. I had the feeling that in economy class in aircraft themselves continue to lean back, as the child in the "home position". That was similar although in similar seats (Romans, Concord), but niee so extreme to me now comes before subjective.

The pillow is also unfortunately once the newborn insert is very far out in front. That bothers until the upright forwardly facing position. I have my daughter and set strapped to test sitting in the child seat, and her head was forced through the pillow directly down on the chest. She sat immersed in the seat. I think that's not really thought out, and was not to keep the seat for me the main reason.

A rather big kid will I think also of the width of the seat is not necessarily a long time ago happy in his. The Concord Ultimax2 was still significantly wider at the shoulders.

Flipping the Isofix plate really is not exactly user-friendly easy. I had some difficulties but has until finally worked times. (One must in no way have the seat in the rest position if you want to rotate the disc !! But as the rest position itself is still so steep, I do not take some time to become clear. Then the board can no longer namely move!)

It would be nice if at least would be a decent manual here. But on YouTube, there was a helpful video .... woe to the can not watch.