20 Best Twin Baby Monitor (2022 Updated)

My first baby monitor was a cheap Graco one. My MIL bought it for about $14 I think and when our second baby came along I knew I wanted a video monitor especially after we moved into a bigger place. I poured over reviews but being on a budget I couldn’t afford a monitor that could pan and zoom and all the features I really wanted so I settled on this.

I’ve had this monitor about a month now and use it about four times a day. I have a 8 month old and a 22 month old. They each have their own room and I decided to put the monitor with my youngest since we are helping her learn to fall asleep without being rocked in our arms.

So the things I like about the monitor-large screen, temperature monitor, vibrating feature so it doesn’t wake hubby, talk-back feature, great battery life And now for the things I don’t like about this monitor.

it always cuts off and says that the link to the camera was lost when it is within two feet of my laptop, cell phone or tablet. Like what is that even about? And I know it’s connected because we’ve actually experimented with having it sit close to these items.

Weird and annoying! The camera cannot pan! You can angle” it manually but what you can see is what you can see. That can be a big disadvantage for parents with two small kids like us. Example- a few days ago I woke up, rolled over to check the baby monitor and saw my little cherub asleep so I got up and went to the kitchen to make my oldest breakfast and not a peep is heard from either child.

When I go to get my oldest she’s not in her room and we keep all the other doors closed at night except her room and ours. I walk into her sister’s room and there she is pasting Desitin onto the toy chest, walls and changing table out of view of the camera! She had woken up and opened her sister’s door and strolled right in to fulfill her little Picasso dreams.

For me part of the point in having a video monitor is to be able to see when I’m not there. The lullabies that the camera plays are cute but even on the loudest setting they’re barely audible. That’s really a bummer.

Another downside to the camera is I have noticed a bit of a lag between the feed and actual real life. Although it is in color during the day the colors look way off so if you’re using this to monitor child having playtime it could be possible to miss some tiny something due to the color thing.

You can adjust the LCD but it doesn’t really fix the issue for me. It may have to do with the fact that the nursery is a very vibrant color. I’m not totally sure. All in all this monitor is ok. I’m not wowed by it.

It’s features are alright and it does good enough of a job for me to not return it. I just expected less issues from this and if I’m completely honest it is just not the right monitor for me and my family.

We bought this video monitor for our daughter when she was born. We had one camera in her room for naps and bedtime and then the other camera in the playroom. Now that we have another baby, we have one camera in each of their rooms.

Even though my 4 year old probably doesn’t need it anymore, it gives me great peace of mind to peak in at her at night and make sure all is good. I especially love the “talk” feature when she wakes up in the middle of the night.

I can calmly remind her that momma is right down the hall and she can roll over and go back to bed. I absolutely love this system. And I love that we’ve had it almost 5 years and still works perfectly.

Do not buy this product. Based on reviews I thought this would be a good choice for our family but there are many reasons I would not purchase again. 1. Lullabyes do not rotate through all five. You have to manually foward to the next song.

Not good for sleeping baby. 2. The infrared led lights flash constantly if there is not enough light to shut them off, so if it is partially lit it will wake up baby and be really annoying on parent device as all you see is constant flashing.

3. Very hard to navigate through options, not user friendly and there aren’t enough options that are actually useful 4. When you have two cameras you can’t get any sound on a split screen. 5. The on button is really bright and keeps baby awake at night, actually had to cover it with a sticker.

6. The sound shuts off if there is no background noise and it doesn’t turn on until after your child has made noise for awhile. 7. Batteries last for a couple hours then need to be replaced so you have to keep changing them if you want maneuverability with the child unit (aka camera) 8.

It comes with a wall mount which you have to screw a hole into your wall instead of a hook or clip of some sort that could easily fasten to crib. I can’t remember all of the other things that are frustrating about this item, but it has good range and is relatively easy to see through monitor and night vision is adequate.

If you need something basic and that’s it, this will be a good purchase, otherwise don’t waste your money, buy something else.

Our first infant optics baby monitor (circa 2019) has been great and still works (mostly). We purchased another one in July 2022 for our second kid and the first change we noticed is that it no longer uses a usb universal cable to charge, it requires a unique proprietary cable for charging instead.

It comes with two charging cables, but one of them is only about 3 ft long (I think the other is maybe 6 ft). For this reason we’re returning the monitor, we really needed something with a more easily replaceable charge cable because our family is good at losing stuff.

3 out of 5 stars because our first monitor lost battery power after maybe 4-6 months and needs to always be plugged in now. Within 6 months the antenna also started to fall off and the signal range leaves a lot to be desired.

However, I have to give it credit that it still consistently works for hours straight when it’s plugged in and close enough to the camera, which is an issue I’ve had with a lot of other baby monitors.

Also if you go out of signal and then go back into signal it automatically reconnects which many other monitors will not do. In short; If you don’t mind having your monitor always plugged in, are careful with your electronics so as not to break the antenna, and don’t mind a proprietary charging cable this is a decent little monitor.

Where do I begin? This worked just fine for the first few months then it wouldn’t stay on unless plugged in. Thought the battery must be completely dead which I thought was odd but crazier things have happened.

After a few more months I ordered a new battery. I went to change the battery and noticed the battery plug was loose. Plug it in and works fine. The next day it stopped working again unless plugged into wall.

it’s annoying but I have been living with it sense. But now what is completely driving me crazy is the monitor will randomly beep loudly randomly throughout the night. The screen says something like “Out of range”.

There’s no way we are out of range. For reference I live in a 1900 sq ft, two story house and my sons room is across the hall from mine. So now that my son sleeps through the night for the most part I’m woken up by the stupid beeping which is the reason why I’m typing this review right now while in bed.

Oh and the darn things audio does not work properly all the time which are night time I need to work. I can’t here him cry over the white noise and fan unless I have the monitor. Overall I have been very disappointed with this baby monitor.

Especially since people said it was the best. Also, I didn’t start using the monitor until my son was at least 6 months. He slept in our room until 8/9 months and we didn’t have much of a need for it before then.

All that to say that the warranty was already up when we really started having issues. Hopefully you recover a better working monitor. I have to buy a new (different brand) monitor now because I can’t take being woken up by the darn monitor beeping.

It’s one thing if it’s my baby crying, I’m here for him, but when it’s the monitor glitching I can’t take it any more.

We LOVE our Infant Optics monitor. We live in a two story home and so far the monitor has been able to stay connected to the camera with no interference. I’ve been able to carry the monitor in my pocket while doing yard work or simply walking out into the yard.

It’s been 2 years since our purchase and we still use our Infant Optics monitor. I often place the camera in our living room to keep and eye on the kiddos while I’m in the yard. We also make sure to pack the monitor and carry it with us during trips.

2 years later and the monitor still works great! The only thing I would say about it’s life is that the battery drains quicker than when we first started using it. But that’s pretty normal with any battery operated device.

Overall it was a perfect purchase and would recommend. Also, to add. I would’ve probably purchased another camera to connect with the monitor since the option to use multiple cameras with one monitor is made possible, but we made do with one.

So that’s something you could consider if you’re looking at purchasing this monitor.

I LOVE THIS! It’s super easy yo use and you can also put it on a screen saver mode so the screen is off unless there’s noise or motion detected it will light up. It’s battery lasts longer than anyone else’s I’m ever with while watching our babies.

The range is so GOOD I can literally go outside and it will still work perfectly. The picture quality and night vision is also perfect I couldn’t me more happier with this product!.

nothing bad. the good- monitoring a sick family member – doing other things and watching if my pot of water is staring to boil, keeping a eye on the street waiting for a package to arrive. -checking the pool and keeping the kids safe, I have 4 cats and by checking – i found out which one was throwing up so i could take it to the vet i do not have a baby.

but i have many many things i feel safer keeping taps on. Since they do not know i m watching them – no hurt feeling -i just put my monitor in my pocket and off i go any where in the house , knowing my family is at my finger tips.

this is a great product. for every one.

Not the best, not the worst. The wide angle is why I purchased this set, it is great and shows the whole room. Picture quality is mediocre. Sound works fine for the most part, but will sometimes register a very loud sound in the room and have a loud humming coming through the viewing monitor.

but the sound is not in the room with the camera, just coming from the viewing monitor.

Product is nice – if it continues to work and doesn’t break again. It stopped working after probably only 5 uses. We put away and didn’t use Bc I held my first baby all the time. I realized it didn’t work any more when I got pregnant for my second, figuring we would need to definitely use a monitor this time around given I have a toddler.

Very busy, didn’t get around to calling manufacturer and turns out they had a 1 year warranty. I was 2 days outside my warranty by the time I called- they agreed to replace, which was very nice of them and for that reason will give infant optics 4 star.

I did remove a star due to the fact it shouldn’t have broke after such little use and because although they replaced it, I still had to pay $40 in shipping to do so. Can’t complain much given it technically was 2 days outside the warranty but I had found it long ago.

Had I known about a warranty prior I would have called immediately and it would have been less than 6 months since purchase. So that part was very frustrating. Felt like they should have paid for shipping for warranty replacement and maybe they do if within side the window of 1 year.

But for being 2 days shy and not paying shipping kinda sucked. Overall good product and actually very good customer service. Would buy again.

We had such a bad experience with this monitor that we returned it before even using it! Three major strikes: 1. Doesn’t come with any hardware or equipment to mount the cameras to the wall, but we didn’t realize this until we opened the box and tried to install it.

Come to find out, you can purchase wall mounts separately for $20 a piece. 2. The cameras are not wide angle, so it’s impossible to get a view of the entire room. Even when we put the cameras in the top corner of the room (but the cords that come with the cameras aren’t long enough for this), we still couldn’t get a view of the whole room.

3. Zoom feature is not great. There are only two zoom settings, and neither gets close enough to really see the baby well. After all of these obstacles while setting up the system, we ultimately decided to just return it and try something else instead.

No wonder all the reviews are paid for, because there’s no way they’d get any positive ones otherwise. This thing has awful quality, it’s SO grainy you can’t make anything out. There’s no mounting hardware so unless you have a flat surface nearby, forget actually being able to see into the crib.

The interface isn’t easy or intuitive to use and makes no sense. There’s no motion or sound detection. Audio hardly picks up. Honestly I wouldn’t use this if it were free, it’s a safety hazard since it’s useless.

Save your money and get something different.

This is hands down my favorite baby monitor of all time. I love how big the screen is. So many other monitors have tiny screens. The night vision on this camera is incredible! It isn’t super grainy and I can see my baby perfectly.

I love that I can move the camera. I also like that I’m able to talk to my baby through the monitor. It is helpful when trying to get her to sleep! I love this monitor and highly recommend it to parents with babies or toddlers!.

This will be the third version of the Owlet sock we’ve had the pleasure of using and this new version brings back a similar feature that the first had but the second was lacking. That is the ability to monitor the oxygen saturation or in this version its referred to as “Average 02” over a certain period of time.

It still keeps an eye on your baby’s heart rate as in other versions. The app gives you sleep movement, duration of your baby’s sleep time, number of times they wake up which all contribute to his or her quality of sleep.

Much like my smart watch does for me it measures the 4 stages of sleep awake, light, deep, and rem, they use a range meter from active to peaceful. From our usage it seems pretty accurate. The app has some pretty cool features that gives you prompts depending on your baby’s level of sleep or alertness.

If your baby isn’t sleeping well they have a feature called the “sleep assist” which will send you a notification and the base blinks a purplish color and plays music. It also has a guide and tips to help you with sleep patterns and routines so that your baby gets the best sleep possible with the least stress on you.

The best part of this version is that it comes with an HD Camera with night vision, temperature sensor so that you can actually see a fairly accurate room temperature in that app as well. It has a two way capability so that you can hear the room that it’s placed in and have the ability to talk to your little from your phone to the camera through the app.

It has a 130 degree wide viewing angle with a 4x digital zoom by pinching or spreading on your screen. It does connect through WiFi and the clarity is actually pretty good for what the camera itself is.

It also comes with these concealment tracks to hide and also protect the wires from being tampered with by your little one and makes the install much more neat rather than having wires hanging all over the place.

As I said before I’m definitely a fan of the Owlet brand and I would recommend this to others for peace of mind with their little ones.

I’ve been enjoying owlet socks since my daughter was born almost 2 years. We have another little one on the way in a couple months and I’ll be using an owlet sock on both kids for a little while. They work and offer a great peace of mind especially when your child is so tiny (arguably, we probably don’t NEED to continue using a sock on our almost 2 year old but we do out of habit and it’s nice to have the data it provides about how well she’s been sleeping.

The socks are usually pretty easy to set up. As long as your wifi settings are within the parameters. The last time I had some issues with a sock going offline for a bit happened to be because I got a new router and turned on dns over tls and the owlet sock didn’t like that much.

I’m not sure if this is still an issue since it’s still turned off on my router. Other than that, as long as you’re connecting to a 2. 4ghz wifi network, you shouldn’t have any issues setting up your sock.

And it’s pretty easy to just reset and repair the sock if you ever need to for any reason. You’ll need an owlet account and the specific owlet dream app (instead of their other owlet app). I did notice that the app has been updated since the last owlet dream sock I had to include the O2 level again.

This was something that got removed with the initial dream sock release but I was hopeful it would be restored with a software update and it looks like it has in the form of a 10 minute average. The socks are all great.

I would recommend them to any new parent or any parent at all. It offers such a good peace of mind to know that if there’s any striking issues with your child, you’ll immediately know. False positives are really rare.

Occasionally we’ll need to fight with positioning for it to read correctly but that’s not very often either. On to the camera. This is where things start to go downhill for me, sadly. I was excited to have a monitor that I could check on my phone instead of needing to carry around an extra screen when we put her to bed.

I was even more excited when I saw how well thought out things were when I noticed that they included a bunch of modular wall channels so you can “hide” the power cable along the wall. They include enough to cover pretty much the entire length of the power cable which is also very long and very appreciated.

Then I went to actually set up the camera. I spent a good hour trying to get it to connect to my wifi. The setup process seems simple. You give it your wifi information and it displays a QR code that you show to the camera and listen for a beep saying that it connected.

In practice it was a real pain to work. After I couldn’t get it to connect for an hour on my own, I called support and they told me that the QR code might not be translating one of the special characters in my wifi password correctly and that I would need to change my wifi password to get it to work.

I reluctantly tried this on a second wifi extender and finally got the password to work after removing all special characters and spaces from the password. But now, when the app tried to finalize the setup and add the camera to our account, it failed at the end.

After more than 1 try, I called support again and got a very helpful person and eventually got it linked to my account. Oddly enough, after hanging up, I tried resetting my wifi password back to what it was and setting up the camera again and it worked this time.

I’m not sure if there was a firmware update (if there was, it happened very quickly) or if I was just getting a lot better at getting the camera to see the QR code. Either way, after more than 2 hours of messing around with it, I finally got it set up on my wifi correctly.

The camera does work pretty well except that it takes a little bit of time to load up when your launch the app sometimes. The app says the wifi signal is good so I’m not sure what the problem is. Sometimes it loads pretty quick (couple seconds) and sometimes it takes closer to 10-15 seconds.

Picture quality is alright. It’s nothing to write home about but it gets the job done. It sometimes has the ability to see pretty OK without turning on night vision in the bedroom with a nightlight on which any other camera wasn’t able to do.

I would have loved the ability to move and pan the camera in the app but the camera does get a large enough view that I don’t really need to move it around. The app includes a few camera specific options that are nice.

You can set up notifications for motion, sound, temperature and humidity so you get alerts when something moves or makes sound or when the environment falls outside of the ranges you specify are OK (their defaults are a little silly, but it’s all adjustable).

These notifications are account-wide so anyone logged into the owlet account will get them. The nice thing is there’s a few quick options right on the home screen of the owlet app that let you turn off notifications on just that device if you want.

You can also adjust the video quality of the camera (defaults to automatic) and you can specify the audio to either be on (default) while the app is open, off, or background which is nice to keep playing the audio while you do other things on your phone and/or lock it.

I have experienced a time when the background audio cut out though. Still a nice feature to have. All in all, these owlet products are still pretty great. The camera’s setup process really soured me on the whole thing but I’m sure I’ll get over it and there’s a good chance you won’t have any issues.

The support people I talked to were very nice and the second person I talked to was very helpful (instead of just telling me that I’ll probably have to change my wifi password). I still think the socks are amazing for the peace of mind that they give you while your kids are asleep.

The camera is nice because it’s integrated into the same app but you do lose that ability to quickly glance at the camera whenever you want like you can when you have a separate monitor device. It takes a few seconds to check now.

I think I’d recommend the owlet sock but say that the camera doesn’t really do anything that cheaper alternatives do aside from being accessed from your phone. So if that’s important to you, get this bundle.

Otherwise maybe just get a sock.

The Owlet Dream Duo is a baby monitoring system composed of two parts (plus the app), one HD camera and one sock monitor. I’ve got some prior experience with the sock and so knew what to expect there.

What excited me about the Duo was the pairing of the camera with the app. This means I’d have a baby monitor camera that I could access from anywhere in the house over wifi. While handheld monitor systems are nice and I like my current one, the big downside is needing to keep yet another device charged and needing to keep track of the monitor.

With a phone accessible camera, I can just use the device which will be near to hand most of time time and easy to find when it’s not. Unboxing, the camera looks nice and sleek. It’s not babified so it’s looks pretty much like any other camera you may have doing some home monitoring.

Getting things setup with my wifi went pretty quickly with the app and the camera quality was great. Positioning the camera however had some issues. There’s no pan/tilt on the camera so you are relying on it’s great field of view to compensate for furniture or other room issues that may prevent you from placing it such that baby is in direct line of sight.

Once you figure out placement, things are mostly good though there’s a strange issue – consistent wireless connection. It seems strange but just like my regular non-wifi wireless baby monitor, this one has some connection issues where it randomly disconnects.

I’d expect a solid connection from a wifi based camera – especially given that home monitoring systems tend to be pretty reliable in that regard. The sock sensor worked well – as expected. It’s pretty easy to put on and adjust and gives you heart rate and oxygen levels.

The app doesn’t directly tell you if there’s an abnormal heart rate or change in O2, but it will prompt you that baby’s sleep has been disturbed and you can then see what the heart rate and oxygen levels were at the time the disturbance was detected.

Otherwise, you get some movement and noise analytics to help start putting together a picture of baby’s sleep routine. And you still get the sleep coaching offered through the app. Overall, my score is a 3.

The sock + app combo definitely is a solid 4 stars, but the camera limitations and connection issues brings down my overall rating for the Duo. Hopefully, this is something that can be fixed via an over-the-air update versus being a design flaw with the camera.

$30 camera level , you pay jut for a brand. Very very narrow view, you can not see even full toddler bed. No auto wake-up , does not turn properly just couple of mm. Quality of screen is poor. Only brand is good.

Frankly it may worth for $50 nothing more.

This vm85 is so underrated. Easy set up. I have been using comfort 85 for two years and no complaints there. Version 2 is way better

Ok

We have been using this monitor for almost a year. I love that it lets you view 2 screens side-by-side so I can see both kids at once. Some people have commented that you can’t have audio on both at once if you have a large house, but this has never been an issue for me.

Our screen did break and we had to order another, but other than that it’s been great!.

We LOVE this monitor! We have two children that are 20 months apart and needed a monitor with two on one. It works great. We would highly recommend this monitor!

The Nursery Pal Link served our needs for the family. We were using two cameras from two different brands for our kids room. We bought this to combine the two. What i do like is that it has its monitor set up and you can also use the phone as a second monitor.

I like the options of both because for some systems you don’t always want to depend on your phone as the camera due to memory and using the phone for other purposes; however, when i am away from home I like to check on my son during nap time.

There is a split screen options as well. The camera can pan, zoom, and rotate. There are the options for different color lights and lullabies. ITs can be fairly loud. We have tried the lullabies with my son during the day and used the white noise at night.

It can be fairly loud so check the volume before you leave. The sound is great. There is a slighter lag on the internet. For our home the distance works well except maybe in the far end of the home. OUr home size is about 3000 square feet on a two level home.

However, we can use the phone if we got into the backyard to get something. This helps make the system more mobile. The app also has various songs and other stories as well. The voices in the stories have some expression to keep interest but my kids dont pay much attention to it.

There is also night vision which is a must for cameras. At night the zoom is great like the day time. The sound tracking also works well and you can turn off the camera and activate it for noise tracking in either camera.

The split screen can be small if you are checking on both but normally we dont use that. As for our oldest daughter room she is able to call us in the camera as opposed to walking to our room. I like this because it discourages her moving closer into our bed which we had sleep issues with bed sharing before.

This makes sure she can call us and we get her what she needs until she is old enough. We usually switch between both camera. I sometimes get a little confused switching between the two. So far for the month we had this camera, its been working well for our needs.

I have tried several baby monitors in my time as a parent. I would say this set is middle of the road as far as quality and value. Set up was fairly simple, except that the system does not support special characters in the wifi network name.

Because our network name had an apostrophe in it, we had to change the wifi network name and therefore all of our electronics and smart home features such as light switches, assistant devices, and cameras, had to be reconnected.

That was a pain in the rear end. Once I got them connected to WIFI it was smooth sailing. The monitor can display both rooms at one time or will toggle between the two when there is a sound. You can also turn off the display and just utilize sound which is important for people like me who have to sleep in complete darkness.

I am happy with the picture quality. Daytime is excellent and night vision isn’t too bad either. I wish these came with means to mount them or at least an option to buy a mounting kit separately. The camera utilizes an app so that you can monitor your children anywhere, which is a big reason this set was so appealing to me.

The app will send me notifications when sound or motion is detected in either of the rooms and I can label the cameras based on whose room it is in. Some of the in-app features are not able to be utilized unless you pay for the subscription.

There are a couple of features on the app that would make it more appealing: 1. I cannot live stream both cameras at one time. As soon as you hit the live play button on the second camera, the first stops streaming.

2. The iPhone will go into sleep mode despite live streaming therefore if you do not constantly touch your phone, the stream will not be continually displayed.

I spend way too much time watching my little twins on the Nursery Pal 🙂 I love these cameras and have recommended them to other twin parents. Split screen was very important for me. I really wanted to be able to have a camera on each baby and watch them both from the screen at the same time.

The screen is nice and big. This was important, especially since I am watching two babies at the same time. The connectivity has been great. It connects through wifi and allows us to watch the babies even when we are out to dinner on our much needed date nights.

I feel confident in the security. This was a big consideration for us. We almost decided to not use wifi, but I trust this brand and felt comfortable knowing that the video was secure.

First thing first, this camera setup is amazing! It came with two amazing cameras and a monitor where you can increase brightness, zoom in and out settings, a timer, temperature settings, view both cameras simultaneously and there’s like 10 different lullabies for the child to sleep well.

I personally enjoy “dreamy lullaby” and “twinkle twinkle little star” so sleep the baby. I can also speak to anyone via the monitor into the cameras because of the built in microphones in the monitor and cameras.

It also has an app where I can check various things and I receive notifications alerting me whenever there’s a movement caught by the camera. This camera setup is perfect for parents whom are busy at home and can check on the well being of their babies at the same time and be alert for whatever the baby needs.

Overall my experience with the nursery pal was really great, perfect for monitoring my baby, I’d highly recommend it.

Love these cameras. I would recommend simply for the 24 hour free recordings. Pros: Amazing app that can record motion and sound. You also adjust the quality of video so you get a higher res. Super helpful to show temperature and WiFi strength.

Two cameras are super convenient- one for room and another for living room. Cons: I had to place the camera to capture the whole room since there’s no panning within the monitor. But you can tilt the physical camera so it’s more flexible.

Still playing around with the sensitivity of motion because it doesn’t seem to catch when my baby starts to arouse which is what I want to see recorded.

I cannot recommend this monitor enough! I have two kids, a 5 month old and a 4 year old. This monitor comes with a wall mount which we mounted in the kids bedroom above the crib. When I want to check in my 4yr old I can use the other camera to focus in on what he is doing.

The picture and sound are very clear! It comes with a monitor if you don’t want use or have Wi-Fi. I like this feature as I don’t have to keep my phone on overnight if I’m using the App to listen for my 5 month old.

I can simply just use the monitor and keep it on. I also like that if I am outside I can use my phone to check in my sleeping baby if I forgot the monitor. I really appreciate the monitor included! It comes with so many features like playing music, you can use it like an intercom or walkie talkie and talk to your child through it.

The night vision is great as well as it’s very clear. There is also a temperature sensor that displays on the screen or the App. The setup was very easy as the directions were clear. If you have multiple kids or a growing family or even just one child, I would highly recommend this monitor!.

The Features of the Dual Vision Camera are out of this world. Having 2 cameras is amazing. The most important feature to me is the ability to pan/tilt/zoom remotely using either the Hubble App on my phone or the Handheld Monitor provided with the camera.

The other awesome feature is that the camera tracks motion in the room. So if your infant is playing or gets out of bed the camera will actually move around so you can follow them. Such amazing technology.

Of course the camera monitors temperature, plays lullabies, allows for communication, etc, all of the features I would expect in a baby monitor. What sets this one apart is its advanced tech. On top of everything picture quality is top notch.

The only thing that I will say is the camera does appear to be a little sensitive when sensing motion or sound. That isn’t always a bad thing but can be annoying, especially with older infants.

I cannot recommend this Hubble Connected Nursery Pal Dual Vision Baby Monitor enough! I am amazed at how many features it has that I never would have thought of. I really like how you have an option to use it without connecting it to wifi.

It makes me feel more secure. When my son is older, I think the tracking would become more beneficial. The only downfall that I found was with the temperature sensor. It’s always at least a couple degrees off from what my thermostat says so it makes me question how accurate it is.

Other than that, I love exploring all of the features and can see this monitor growing with my son with all that it has to offer.

I have been using this nightly for just over a week now and have loved some features, but also found some areas that aren’t as accurate as I’d love. As a parent that experienced loss and went on to have another child, I have been very anxious about my baby’s breathing.

Now that she’s reached 6mths old, I wanted to find something to help me monitor her breathing and how it affects her sleep. The great thing about the socks is the app. I live how easy it is to use and how fast I can get hold of customer service via the live chat.

The socks are soft and don’t cause any strap marks like I worried about and no heating from the sensor which was something I was concerned about. The only real problem I have had is that the app can have moments where it displays.

Instead of a heart rate or oxygen percentage. It also isn’t as accurate at identifying when my baby is asleep and sometimes has her as being in a light sleep when she’s just sitting very still or feeding.

I don’t know whether this is due to her having one side of her diaphragm unable to move (something we recently found out but hasn’t helped my anxiety) as she breathes a bit faster than normal but something that parents need to be aware of as little ones mouth breaths when they have colds and can breathe a bit faster.

I love the light up monitor as it saves watching the app but I also enjoy knowing I can check the app and see how she’s breathing in real time myself. Would I advise anyone to get one? Yes, although it is a massive expenditure for something that has little flaws that could be tightened up or explanations for why you sometimes get.

And nothing tracked at moments on the chart in the app.

We brought the camera/sock bundle, and after few hiccups with wifi set up etc we were good to go. Product quality is really good. The camera images are good if you have good wifi. The sock though – I like it (particularly because my baby started rolling onto his belly to sleep at 3 months olds), so it is peace of mind, but if baby is fussing a lot (kicking and moving around) when your trying to get them to sleep, the thing sets off this obnoxious tone on the base station, apparently due to placement issue.

You can pause temporarily in the app, but when your trying to calm a fussy baby it’s the last thing you want to deal with, especially in the middle of the night cause this thing is loud! I usually just turn off the base station until baby is settled.

Once they are calm/asleep I turn it back on and all is ok – no placement adjustment needed. Also don’t take baby too far from base station (ie. downstairs if base station is upstairs) once sock is on.

It does not like that and will disconnect. Overall it’s a good product, and would still recommend despite these little annoyance’s.

I have both the owlet sock and monitor. I decided to warn you about this product so you can make an informed decision and NOT purchase this product. Let’s start with the fact that I’ve been using these product for some time now and I’ve had more issues than peace of mind.

These products keep disconnecting from the wifi and don’t work most of the time. I had to contact Verizon and split my network (that’s what I was told to do by owlet) and still happens. The camera is offline most of the time and requires you to troubleshoot and contact owlet customer service at least 4 days a week (very time consuming).

The sock keeps giving false errors and alarms throughout the night. Overall NO I DO NOT recommend these products. Owlet has to improve their products and their customer service is the worse I’ve ever had to deal with.

I have never even opened the box for two wall mounts I’ve bought from them (it’s been two months). Owlet is not exchanging my camera, not providing assistance and won’t take the mounts or anything back.

I would just avoid the headache and find a different product that will offer you peace of mind because these products are definitely not going to do that.

At 720p this Baby Monitor is amazing quality as a higher resolution would be useful just for zooming in as you don’t notice much of a difference on small screens like this. It is bright and clear. The camera view is narrower than I expected but nothing that detracts from the product.

There is almost no lag in the video. This is most likely due to the 720p resolution as it generates less data, turning the disadvantage into an advantage. The sound was fine. I can hear my baby clearly.

Range is essential for us as our house is larger than average. Fortunately, the VAVA baby monitor worked in all the rooms and even in the outside kitchen, which is separate from the house. follow the movement, it will be useful even when the baby is much older than it was for our toddler.

We loved the battery life. With USB-C, it charges fast, but it’s great that it lasts all night and longer on a single charge without being plugged in. That’s great because it gives you flexibility. If you need to temporarily move the baby to another room, you don’t have to search for an outlet, which may not be available or give you a good camera angle.

The overall design is excellent. It feels and looks premium and has most, if not all, of the features most parents/grandparents would want. It would be perfect if the audio was as good as everything else, but it’s close enough.

This VAVA Split View Baby Monitor is a great option to those looking for a baby monitor that splits the view of 2 cameras. The box box comes with 2 cameras and a screen, 2 adapters and everything you need to set up the cameras.

It was very easy to set them up, and it took less than twenty minutes. The best part of this camera system, is the fact that it splits the screen between 2 cameras, so can see 2 different views at the same time, either if it’s 2 different rooms or 2 different areas in the same room.

And can add up to 4 cameras to the same system. The system doesn’t need any wifi to connect, as it creates its own network, which is great for privacy/security, but won’t be able to check the camera if you were away/remotely thru an app.

The cameras zoom in/out, have a night light, have built in speakers that can play lullabies and white noise; but on the other hand the cameras can’t record videos and/or take photos. The 5 inch monitor is the perfect size, everything is user friendly and easy to figure out.

The battery seems like lasts a hood amount of time before dying. In brief, this is a good baby monitor/camera system that is reliable, and made well, and I would definitely recommend it for parents especially with twin babies or 2+ room monitoring at once.

I was very happy with my dual monitor at first. not even a year of having the monitor one of my cameras stopped working. I called customer service Technical support where they tried to resolve the problem & couldn’t.

Rep stated that it could take up to two weeks to get a replacement as they needed to see if it was covered under warranty first & that she’ll call me back in 3 days. 5 days later no call. I called again and 2nd rep advised since I purchased their camera from Amazon they will not replace it and Amazon should.

I called Amazon customer service and they stated it’s not their product and all they did was ship the product for Vava company. When I called back to speak to the supervisor Jen (Jenavi) she was beyond unprofessional & very rude.

Sadly this company only has one supervisor. She refused to help me in any way. She kept stating it’s company policy. Had many excuses as to why they won’t replace my camera which non of the excuses made sense.

She REFUSED to give me corporates phone number or her supervisors phone number or email. She than began to place me on mute and refused to speak to me. She kept me on mute for over 10 mins before she hung up on me.

Than my husband called to speak to her & she refused to speak to him as well, placed him on mute and than hung up on him as well. This is beyond unprofessional, didnt have this camera even a year before one of them stopped working & the customer service was absolutely AWFUL.

You’d think Spending $300 on their product they’d treat you better. There are many great baby monitors out there for the same price if not cheaper with better customer service. Highly recommend staying away from this company! I’ve read many other reviews where you can purchase this product from and wish I’ve seen those reviews before purchasing this product, as many people have dealt with the same issue and received poor customer service as well.

Allows me to keep an eye and ear on both of my kids in their rooms while they play or sleep. I have used the talk-back feature many times in the night when my three year old wakes, to tell him “everything is fine, go back to sleep” and never have to leave my own bed.

I can watch him lay back down and return to sleep and don’t have to break suction with my nursing newborn! I don’t care for the lullabies the monitors play; they are short and it repeats the same one over and over, and it doesn’t go Lois enough to be heard over a fan or white noise.

But I didn’t buy the monitor for the lullabies anyway, so it’s not an issue really. The parent unit has a good range; we have a multi level home and I can see my kids up in their rooms when I’m in the kitchen, basement, garage, even outside on the deck (although in bright daylight you can’t see the screen and the parent unit becomes just an audio monitor).

Cameras can be mounted or placed on a dresser or windowsill. They have a digital zoom and you can pan around a little to bring your child’s face into the shot so you can watch them fall asleep after you’ve left the room 🙂 worth the expense, gives us a helping hand all throughout the day and night.

Parent unit holds a charge long enough for me to be mobile when one of the kids is sleeping. Patrol mode is nice when they are both sleeping, it flips between their rooms and gives a full screen view of each room.

No complaints about this unit!.

I bought this to help as we moved our daughter to a big kid bed. I was worried about her wandering around the house or falling down the stairs in the night. This product did the trick by letting us know if she left her room.

I love that it pairs with my phone and that it can be moved to our garage door in the day – she always wants to go in there!!! I might even buy a second so I can keep one on each door. Definitely a good device to have!.

This is product is fantastic! We use it everyday. I felt silly purchasing it since we have a monitor but with a mobile toddler it is so worth it. The signal goes in/out often sending notifications to phone all the time, but it’s never lost signal for a long period of time where it didn’t pick up the motion.

Couldn’t find anything else like it on the market.

I absolutely love our Toddler Monitor! The accuracy and the speed in which I get an alert to my smart phone through the Bluetooth Connection in their Free App is amazing. I am so glad I found the perfect motion detector to sense if my daughter is opening her door!.