Any recommendations???

It depends on you and your child!
There is no one answer that suits all babies, or all families.
It depends if you like the customisation of pockets, the ease of all-in-ones or the versitility of all-in-twos.
Really the only way you can find the right ones is by trial and error, not what you want to hear. Maybe buy a second hand one on TM to check for fit before buying lots more.

What is bulky now on a 2 month old probably won't be on a four month old, so if you just wait you might find the ones you have are perfect.

Brands that are popular at the moment (fashions change): itti bitti, fuzzibunz, baby blush, close parent pop-ins, ecobubs...

Also if you sew, or someone you know sews, nappies are dead easy and much much cheaper to make your own.

I've used heaps of brands, including tots bots. I prefer the pop in nappies to tots bots easy fits, they are much trimmer and I can get a better fit. You can use the pop ins with a booster at night too. I have bamboozles that work well as a night nappy but I find too bulky as a day nappy. Ittis are great too and super trim.

Pockets are great as you can customise the absorbancy to suit. I personally prefer being able to snap in the inserts rather than stuffing pockets. But they were my main nappy for quite sometime.

For the first 2/3 months I used pre-folds and covers then moved to different types, I'm doing the same this time around as it is easy to get a good fit on a little baby with them and I'm not paying for small nappies that last only a short time.

Best thing to do as others say is try a few brands and find ones that suits. It can be good to have a few different brands as baby's shape can change and so can your preference.

I'm not fussed on Tuttos either Danda, much prefer my SIOs. I'm glad I only brough 1 to try.

I used the Real Nappies prefolds for the first 6 months as they are a perfect fit (they come in four sizes) and are very affordable (I'll be using them again soon !). After that I moved on to pockets and fitted nappies.
I find that with pockets, it often depends on the booster/insert you use. E.g. microfibre is much more bulky than bamboo or hemp (but the downside of those is that they take longer to dry).
The advantage of fitted nappies (I have found so far) is no leaks!
I've tried a large variety of nappies and each have their own advantages. Things to consider include: your baby's age and build, toilet habits (e.g. heavy wetter or long sleeper), whether you will use the nappy for a second and third child, how often do you want to wash your nappies, how do you plan to dry your nappies, overall cost and (for some more important than others) attractiveness of the nappy (cloth nappies are addictive!).   

Have ordered a SIO and an AIO from Ittibitti so will see how they go ... I do like the totsbots easyfits too so ordered a couple more of them aswell

Thanks for all the tips! Would everyone agree that you get what you pay for and that it's worth spending extra and getting a good brand nappy?

I recommend giving the Cushie Tushies Chameleon and Grovia a go as they are highly absorbent and fit really well.

It does depend on what shape your baby is as to which brand will work best for you. What works for others wont always work for you.

I've put together a handy guide on my website that might be of help - Scamps Cloth Nappy Guide

I'm also a prefolds fan for the first few months, probably will use them up to 6ish mths for my youngest. I also like the Tuttos, once you figure out the snaps they are easy, trim through the legs and absorbant.
I use the pop ins with night booster for overnight on my older child and now that my younger one is starting to sleep longer I'll need to get more.

Those are just my likes. I've also got 1 homemade one which is awesome (but I didn't make it it was given to me) so if you do know someone who sews they can turn out really well.