Eufy Baby Monitor 2 Camera

If you're shopping for a baby monitor but aren't sure which model fits your needs, take a look below, where I've rounded up the top options worth considering. Whether you want crystal-clear video with vitals tracking, a simple sound monitor with great range, or a portable wearable for peace of mind, there's a baby monitor here for you. Overall Video Monitor - Eufy S340 - A do-it-all baby monitor with the clearest images for night and day video. It includes a smart sock that tracks vitals like sleeping patterns, heart rate, and blood oxygen saturation, with a base station that alerts you if thresholds are passed. The sound activation feature keeps the monitor quiet just above ambient sound, and noise cancellation creates relative silence that can help parents fall asleep and stay asleep. A great choice for tech-savvy families. One-and-Done Monitor - Owlet Dream Duo 2 - Easily the only monitor you'd need to buy, no matter your monitoring goals. It includes a 1080p camera with better-than-average video, the quietest sound activation and noise cancellation features, and vitals and motion tracking via a sock sensor. A compelling option for those who find peace in knowing as much information as possible about their baby's experience and nursery environment. Budget - VTech DM1211 - A straightforward sound monitor with impressive range, making it suitable for larger homes or several walls between the nursery and parent unit. It includes a nursery component and two parent units. Easy to use with features like sound activation and sound filtering that increase overall usability. Perfect for families where less is more and extensive details could increase anxiety. Wearable Movement Monitor - Snuza Hero SE - A simple wearable that clips to your baby's diaper, monitoring movement indicative of breathing. Easy to use, portable, and had few false alarms during testing. Significantly cheaper than vitals tracking options and perfect for travel or pairing with a sound monitor of your choice. An economical solution to movement monitoring that provides peace of mind without breaking the bank. submitted by /u/ciatinale to r/Dads [link] [comments]

Hey, I'm after a baby monitor which has 2 monitors - want to leave 1 upstairs and 1 downstairs rather than moving around. I have seen Eufy cameras with 2x monitors which we can setup but will be costly i think. I don't want the phone option as incase we miss notifications etc - rather have a screen full on. Any recommendations welcome! Thanks! submitted by /u/R34l1st to r/NewParents [link] [comments]

Hi! We have the EufyCare Baby Monitor 2 - it's been used for a few years and one of the gripes I've had with it is that it doesn't record motion or noise unless you are in the app and hit "record." Is there a workaround for this? Any recommendations for a camera or model that would provide this feature? submitted by /u/PepetheKing_Prawn to r/EufyCam [link] [comments]

The Good Reliable connection & easy travel: “I love mine! I've never had connection issues and it's been super easy to travel with!” (11 upvotes) Peace of mind from breathing monitoring: “The breathing band gives piece of mind.” (12 upvotes) Long-term durability: “My first baby is 6. It still works. My second baby is 3, same.” (12 upvotes) Helpful smart features: “We've had ours almost 18 months and it's great! A few hiccups… but it was legit once.” (10 upvotes) Alerts that may actually matter: “We’ve had two alarms… one I really do think was real.” (12 upvotes) The Not So Good Connection degradation over time: “I'm waiting 2–3 minutes for it to load to check on my kid.” (36 upvotes) High subscription costs: “Just remember it's $300+ a year… after your free trial runs out.” (36 upvotes) Inaccurate sleep tracking: “It picks up one in every ten wakes I've noticed.” (46 upvotes) Fear of hacks: “We’ve watched too many true crime videos… hacked and uploaded…” (19 upvotes) Increased anxiety: “They only increase postpartum depression and anxiety.” (16 upvotes) Occasional feed failures: “Two instances where my camera feed failed overnight.” (10 upvotes) Comparison to Alternatives Most commonly recommended alternatives—chosen for privacy, one-time cost, and reliability: Infant Optics DXR Pro: “Very long range… great screen resolution, sound quality.” (78 upvotes) HelloBaby: “Simple, great picture, no wifi… easy to use.” (35 upvotes) Eufy SpaceView: “Image quality is good… range is good… mic surprising.” (10 upvotes) VAVA: “The best baby monitor quality and zero wifi.” (14 upvotes) Other Smart Monitors Owlet: Frequently mentioned, but with more negative commentary (burn reports, FDA scrutiny). Lollipop: “We’ve had the Lollipop for 4 years and never had any issues.” (33 upvotes) Unifi: “All local so I'm not worried about it.” (36 upvotes) Worth it? Worth It for Some Families Helps with parental anxiety: “For someone with anxiety, it's truly been a huge help.” (13 upvotes) Useful during illness: “Doctors appreciated having access to his oxygen levels…” (13 upvotes) Sleep analytics: “Tracks when baby wakes, how much they slept… gives sleep tips.” (10 upvotes) Not Worth the Cost for Others Subscription fatigue: “I couldn't justify $300+ a year… now I can only view the live feed.” (36 upvotes) Unnecessary feature creep: “Because they sell the Nanit.” (50 upvotes) Harsh critique of smart monitors: “Everyone lies to and preys on new parents with the promise of more sleep.” (321 upvotes) The Verdict Reddit sentiment around the Nanit Monitor is highly mixed. Many parents love its breathing monitoring, analytics, and convenience, and credit it with real peace of mind. Others cite serious drawbacks: recurring subscription fees, inconsistent sleep tracking, connection issues, and the overarching concerns around privacy and security. The general takeaway is that Nanit excels for parents who value data insights, remote app access, and modern smart-home convenience. But a significant portion of users find non-WiFi monitors, like Infant Optics or HelloBaby, more reliable, more private, and more cost-efficient. submitted by /u/No_Square_1491 to r/UninfluencedReviews [link] [comments]

Hello! I bought the Eufy Spaceview baby monitor 2.5 years ago for my first child, and we are now expecting our second baby in the spring. I checked Eufy's website to buy a second camera to add on to our system, and it doesn't look like they're making the same model anymore. Are the new Eufy baby monitors compatible with the Spaceview? I see they have wifi compatibility so they seem pretty different and I'm wondering if I just need to start all over with a new double-camera system. TIA! submitted by /u/ilovedogs1111 to r/EufyCam [link] [comments]

Considering buying this system on Black Friday since it has a lot of nice features. Just wondering if someone can answer a few questions: I see lots of talk of connection issues. I thought this was on was supposed to prioritize wifi but fail over to the local connection if that went out. But does this not work reliably? It seems like if it loses connection, it doesn't alert you in any way? Is this also true of the local connection method? (My current monitor I'm replacing will loudly beep if it loses the signal) In the case of using multiple cameras, when it detects a loud noise, will the monitor switch to the camera it came from? Is there a way to adjust the amount of time before the screen goes back to sleep? Thanks in advance submitted by /u/rvH3Ah8zFtRX to r/EufyCam [link] [comments]

Hello everyone, I am looking for a baby monitor (camera + monitor) that communicates via my Wi-Fi network but works without the internet. I can easily disable the baby monitor's internet access in the router, but the baby monitor + monitor should of course continue to work within the WiFi range in the house. Does anyone here have any experience or suggestions? With the Eufy baby monitor, for example, I haven't been able to find anything yet about whether it still works when internet access is blocked. Googling this topic is extremely tedious because it seems like everyone thinks that Wi-Fi is the same as the internet... Since most “no Wi-Fi” baby monitors communicate at 2.4 GHz (the same frequency as Wi-Fi), I don't see the point in simply using my existing Wi-Fi, which covers the entire house with an access point. However, I don't need the baby monitor to have internet functionality for remote access or anything like that. I would be very grateful for any help. submitted by /u/pahnada to r/NewParents [link] [comments]

Hi , Looking for a kit of baby monitor with following features: 1. 2 cameras battery operated/cordless 2. Monitor with good range wifi/nonwifi 3.Should have option of viewing on mobile over internet 4. Must have motion detection (eufy e21 don't have motion detection ) 5. Must be available in Ireland/UK/USA submitted by /u/BusRemarkable1566 to r/NewParents [link] [comments]

Hi! We are needing to upgrade our current 2 camera set up to a 3 camera set up and would like to add in 24/7 recording as our twins are medically complex and our current monitor has missed several events we would have liked to review if possible. Our wish list: 3+ cameras with feed cycling Continuous recording with 2+ days playback (SD card storage is a plus) Hi resolution night recording, monitor does not need to be (2K+ resolution preferred) Parent unit/monitor for local viewing WiFi viewing (one parent travels often for work) Our current set up is the Motorola PIP 2 camera and we have been fairly happy with it. Unfortunately it does not allow continuous recording and it will only record short events with a buffer period in between each one. We would have continued with this one adding a third monitor if our twins were not medically complex. We are trying the Eufy E21 and like it a lot so far but I just learned that it can't cycle cameras and only allows up to 2 connections! The picture quality is AMAZING though! submitted by /u/cakewedge to r/parentsofmultiples [link] [comments]

We bought the Eufy Spaceview monitor when we had our first kiddo in 2023. It worked well for about 2 years, then suddenly started having issues connecting the monitor to the camera. It’s now unusable. I don’t rely on the monitor as much anymore with my toddler, but since we’ll be moving him out of his crib soon I’d prefer to have the ability to get a visual on him when he’s in his room alone. We also have baby #2 coming in about 4 months. Is the nanit worth it? I was really opposed to WiFi monitors the last time we were researching this because if security concerns. But I’ve read that the Nanit has very strong security so that’s less of an issue. Is this true? Wirecutter recommends the Babysense MaxView as their top local video pick. Is this product any good? I’m a little hesitant to trust them, since they recommended the Eufy back in 2023 and I’m disappointed that an $100+ appliance failed after 2 years. (They no longer recommend the Eufy but their most recent review doesn’t mention the monitor malfunctioning). submitted by /u/CookieOverall8716 to r/NewParents [link] [comments]

Trying to decide which set up will work best for two under two. My oldest just turned 18 months and the second is due any day now. We have the eufy monitor for my oldest and LOVE it. I tried to get an add on camera, but they don’t have one compatible with our model (super annoying). I thought I wanted one monitor hooked up to two cameras, but now I feel like that might be very chaotic. I purchased the Baby Ganibs off amazon for ~$60 and it is one monitor that has two cameras synced to it. I don’t love all the features, it’s not quite as nice as the eufy. I went ahead and ordered the same eufy we have for ~$110. But that would mean 2 screens for 2 separate cameras. So my question for those who have two kiddos close together: Would you like having one monitor attached to both rooms? Does it get chaotic if there is noise in both rooms (especially if the noise in one room is not from a sleeping baby, but someone cleaning up in there or my toddler playing in her room). Or do you prefer two separate monitors. That way you can only have in the one that you need when that baby is asleep? We are looking at a $50 price difference, so not huge but we always like to save money. What is going to help me survive two under 2?? submitted by /u/Suspicious_Salt145 to r/toddlers [link] [comments]

Trying to decide which set up will work best for two under two. My oldest just turned 18 months and the second is due any day now. We have the eufy monitor for my oldest and LOVE it. I tried to get an add on camera, but they don’t have one compatible with our model (super annoying). I thought I wanted one monitor hooked up to two cameras, but now I feel like that might be very chaotic. I purchased the Baby Ganibs off amazon for ~$60 and it is one monitor that has two cameras synced to it. I don’t love all the features, it’s not quite as nice as the eufy. I went ahead and ordered the same eufy we have for ~$110. But that would mean 2 screens for 2 separate cameras. So my question for those who have two kiddos close together: Would you like having one monitor attached to both rooms? Does it get chaotic if there is noise in both rooms (especially if the noise in one room is not from a sleeping baby, but someone cleaning up in there or my toddler playing in her room). Or do you prefer two separate monitors. That way you can only have in the one that you need when that baby is asleep? We are looking at a $50 price difference, so not huge but we always like to save money. What is going to help me survive two under 2?? submitted by /u/Suspicious_Salt145 to r/beyondthebump [link] [comments]

We have the monitor and two cameras 1) both cameras worked fine and stayed connected for months but then started sending this “no microSD” notification. It is my understanding we don’t need microSD card to stream so annoying but not the end of the world 2) one camera stops working. Constantly disconnects, won’t reconnect when we hit retry, we have to flip the WiFi switch at least once a day to get it to reset and reconnect. This goes on for months and Eufy/Anker sends us two new cameras. 3) I connect the two new cameras and one clearly connects better than the other. One has nice streaming video, the other won’t firmware update and just sucks. 4) now the two new cameras are connected and my one old working cameras STOPS working. It has an error that says “camera offline due to router restrictions.” It did work for about 2 hours but now won’t reconnect. What is wrong with this product? submitted by /u/Apprehensive_Art_592 to r/EufyCam [link] [comments]

Hey all — the wife put me in charge of setting up a baby monitor, and I’m contemplating whether a 'security' camera like the Eufy S350, paired with an iPad or one of our phones as the monitor screen, is a good choice — or a traditional baby monitor like the Eufy E21 would be a more suitable solution. Would love your input, especially if you’ve tried either setup. Here are a few things I’m considering: Night Vision / IR Quality: Do you think the S350’s IR night vision is good enough for baby monitoring? Would the E21 or other baby-specific monitors offer better night-time clarity? Wi-Fi & Security: I don’t need cloud access or remote viewing. It will be connected to a private local Wi-Fi subnet. So I’m not concerned about network security — just looking for a reliable local stream. Audio Sensitivity: I’ve heard baby monitors are more “tuned” to baby sounds and crying, compared to generic cameras. Is that true in your experience? Would I be missing anything critical with the S350? Any advice or firsthand experience would be super appreciated! Thanks 🙏 submitted by /u/opMasked to r/toddlers [link] [comments]

Hey all — the wife put me in charge of setting up a baby monitor, and I’m contemplating whether a 'security' camera like the Eufy S350, paired with an iPad or one of our phones as the monitor screen, is a good choice — or a traditional baby monitor like the Eufy E21 would be a more suitable solution. Would love your input, especially if you’ve tried either setup. Here are a few things I’m considering: Night Vision / IR Quality: Do you think the S350’s IR night vision is good enough for baby monitoring? Would the E21 or other baby-specific monitors offer better night-time clarity? Wi-Fi & Security: I don’t need cloud access or remote viewing. It will be connected to a private local Wi-Fi subnet. So I’m not concerned about network security — just looking for a reliable local stream. Audio Sensitivity: I’ve heard baby monitors are more “tuned” to baby sounds and crying, compared to generic cameras. Is that true in your experience? Would I be missing anything critical with the S350? Any advice or firsthand experience would be super appreciated! Thanks 🙏 submitted by /u/opMasked to r/NewParents [link] [comments]

Hey all — the wife put me in charge of setting up a baby monitor, and I’m contemplating whether a 'security' camera like the Eufy S350, paired with an iPad or one of our phones as the monitor screen, is a good choice — or a traditional baby monitor like the Eufy E21 would be a more suitable solution. Would love your input, especially if you’ve tried either setup. Here are a few things I’m considering: Night Vision / IR Quality: Do you think the S350’s IR night vision is good enough for baby monitoring? Would the E21 or other baby-specific monitors offer better night-time clarity? Wi-Fi & Security: I don’t need cloud access or remote viewing. It will be connected to a private local Wi-Fi subnet. So I’m not concerned about network security — just looking for a reliable local stream. Audio Sensitivity: I’ve heard baby monitors are more “tuned” to baby sounds and crying, compared to generic cameras. Is that true in your experience? Would I be missing anything critical with the S350? Any advice or firsthand experience would be super appreciated! Thanks 🙏 submitted by /u/opMasked to r/NewDads [link] [comments]

Hello! I am looking for recommendations or reviews for a HYBRID baby monitor - one that has a parent unit AND is WiFi enabled for use with a phone app. We already have a non-wifi unit at home so we are looking for something specifically to use for on the go/grandparents etc. Anyone have experiences with the Eufy they can share or another they recommend? Features that we’d love: 1. Remote moving/panning of camera is a must 2. Remote toggle between WiFi and parent unit, if possible - I don’t think the Eufy has this feature, it looks like the toggle is on the camera 3. Something that can be used by multiple app users at once (i.e. at least two caregivers can access the feed on their phones when the unit is in WiFi mode) 4. Multiple cameras/add on camera available 5. ANR (Noise reduction of white noise) 6. Movement/sound alerts a plus 7. Battery backup a plus submitted by /u/lrbsto to r/NewParents [link] [comments]

Help me, I'm drowning! Looking for some actual real world advice on Baby Monitors as the reviews are so polarising & I've been agonising over this for way too long now & need to pull the trigger and buy something. Looking at the: Owlet Cam 2 (with or without the Sock) CuboAi (with or without the Sensor) Eufy E21 (with or without the additional Sock) So these my concerns from reading the reviews, if anyone can comment on this and give any feedback it would be really helpful. Eufy: App not so great A lot of features don't work without using the sock (sleep tracking, etc) Comes with the Parent Monitor screen. Doesn't come in a bundle with the sock, would be an additional purchase. Owlet Camera is glitchy, not great quality, disconnects a lot Inconsistent temperature, unreliable readings. Lag on the app. CuboAi Frustrating subscription to access the features that were originally free. Sensor Pad gives a lot of false information, can give reading when the baby isn't in bed. Camera has good features, such as face covering, roll-over, etc. I have also looked at the Sense-U brand, but the fact the Camera doesn't do room temp is off putting, so I took the brand from the list of potentials. Another options we have considered is just a Eufy indoor camera as we already have the Eufy HomeBase 3 for our outdoor security system & it something like the E30 or some of the Pan & Tilt cameras have AI crying detection features. Then we could just by a room temperature monitor. Even if we do some with one of these other monitors, I might still get a Eufy indoor camera anyway as a backup. Other brands in consideration: Lolipop & Nanit... submitted by /u/Camkb to r/BabyBumpsandBeyondAu [link] [comments]

I will start out my pros and cons list by saying this: I am not affiliated with any of these brands in any way. I have simply spent a month (or more) trying to find the best baby monitor out there for multiple children. I have spent a lot of time speaking with both Harbor and Eufys customer service to iron out questions I have had about some of their features. I wanted to share my findings, as these are all relatively new monitors, and there are very little reviews out there, about the Harbor specifically. They are trying to get the word out about their monitors, I myself even received an email to spread the word with my own link to share. If you decide to go with the Harbor, please feel free to use my link to purchase here - That way I can earn money to be able to purchase this mystical $800+ monitor and update my findings with an unbiased opinion! I personally have purchased the Eufy E21 (has not arrived to my house yet, I purchased it on sale a few days ago) and I also own the Vava 8 inch, which I impulsively purchased at Walmart on one of their crazy baby clearance days for 50% off. Initially, when I began looking, the Harbor was the unit I REALLY wanted because of the wifi/non wifi options. However, with the new Eufy E21 out as a competitor, it was hard to justify the price. If any information that I have provided below is incorrect, or outdated, please let me know and I will update accordingly. I want this thread to help parents find the perfect unit! For those who are not familiar with the basics, the Harbor and Eufy E21 are both Wifi and Non Wifi Capable Monitors. The Vava 8 Inch (VA-IH020) is NON-WIFI ONLY. Harbor $599 ($824 when you purchase one additional camera) PROS: 1.) Split screen to see 4 cameras at once 2.) Works with and without wifi. Great for those with spotty wifi in babies rooms 3.) Receive failsafe alerts to your phone and monitor if camera disconnects 4.) Large 10 inch parent monitor unit 5.) App access to view cameras from phone 6.) Extensive app control for notification preferences and motion sensors. 7.) 2k camera viewing 8.) You can control the volume and zoom of each camera independently 9.) Wall mount included 10.) Has recording, not sure if it’s 24/7. I can’t find their manual online to get a lot of details like I was able to with the eufy! 11.) Has “smart audio” to customize audio notifications, but I’m not sure if they have noise reduction? I have seen videos of their app camera/notification customization, and the amount of things you can adjust on there is amazing. 12.) 10 inch monitor unit doubles as a digital picture frame. 13.) You can trade in your old monitor to receive either $100 or $200 back on your purchase 14.) The little reviews I have found on Harbor all seem to be glowing. 15.) They USED to have a monthly subscription, but it seems they have done away with that and include a lifetime subscription with the purchase of the monitor, hence the hefty price. Added to the pros list since there is no monthly subscription fee. 16.) Per their customer service, their monitor is very travel friendly. The camera comes with a twist off foot that mounts to your wall and also hides the cord. To take the camera with you, screw the camera off of the foot. 17.) Also straight from customer service, travel mode: when you power up the device outside of your home, the monitor auto detects lack of home wifi, and switches into the direct (non-wifi) mode. CONS of Harbor: 1.) PRICE. For monitor and 2 cameras, price is $824. This is $465 more than the Eufy E21 at $359 with the 2 camera bundle. 2.) Mixed reviews on night nanny service. Personally, I find this service useless as you can customize your notifications to your liking, so I don’t see how another notification from a person will help you (I don’t have this monitor so I haven’t actually tried this feature, this is just my initial thoughts on it) You do also have to pay for the service, it is not included in the lifetime subscription cost. 3.) I don’t think the cameras have a built in battery, so if power goes out you can’t see babies. 4.) No floor stand (if that matters to you, it doesn't to me, I screw my cameras on the wall) 5.) You can't choose between wifi and non wifi mode, like you can with the Eufy. However, according to customer service, they are actively working on an update to enable you to switch more easily between internet and non-internet modes to access the direct mode. FROM CUSTOMER SERVICE, RE: WIFI: In regard to wifi outages (should an outage occur in your home): If there’s an issue with the router, the system will try to reconnect to your home network. During this process, the Camera may reboot as a final step. After that, if the Monitor is within ~50 feet of the Camera, it should connect directly. We're working on extending this range, and the current reconnection process typically takes 5-7 minutes, with improvements planned to bring that down to 1-2 minutes in the coming months. In regard to an ISP Outage: If your internet provider goes down but the router is still running, the system will keep working as usual. You may receive a 'disconnect' notification, as our backend will detect the loss of connection with the camera logs. Eufy E21 - $259.99 ($359 for the 2 camera bundle on Amazon) PROS: 1.) Active noise reduction 2.) Alternates the sound every 5 seconds between the two cameras and you can see both babies at the same time 3.) If the power goes out the camera has a built in rechargeable battery, so you can still see baby 4.) 24/7 recording (for this feature I believe you have to have a c10 micro SD card (max 128gb) installed into the camera. I have ordered a sandisk extreme C10 128gb for my camera) 5.) Comes with a crib mount 6.) Sound alerts to our phones 7.) 4K HD 8.) Camera has a built in battery, if power goes out you can still see baby 9.) Apparently the night vision is wild, will update after I receive the unit I ordered. It’s SUPPOSED to arrive tomorrow 10.) Cameras LED light auto turns off in the dark 11.) Works with wifi and non wifi, so no problem if power goes out & since camera has built in battery 12.) 2 cameras and monitor bundle on Amazon is currently $359. 13.) User manual states you can connect up to 4 cameras to this monitor as well, however I’m not sure how many the split screen option shows at once. 14.) App access to view cameras from phone CONS of Eufy E21: 1.) From the reviews, it appears they are working out some kinks with the sound and other reported glitches 2.) Users have noted that the monitor doesn't play an active noise/alarm when monitor is dying or when/if camera disconnects, so you could possibly sleep through not being able to see or hear babies through the night without that alarm feature. 3.) Users have noted when you switch the wifi off, it doesn’t actually disconnect. Users have noted that Eufy support has said they are working on an update to this as well. 4.) I do not believe there is a floor stand. Not sure if pro or con of Eufy E21: 1.) User stated as a pro, but I see it as a con, monitor unit does not have a kickstand. However, it does have a charging base for it to sit upright on. I am also not sure if the Eufy requires a monthly subscription to use the app. I will provide updates when I receive the unit (set to arrive tomorrow) and begin playing with the app and setup. VAVA (VA-IH020) $259.99 ($369.98 total if you need two cameras) This monitor is your basic non-wifi baby monitor, so there are no fancy extra wifi features or app, which is absolutely fantastic if you are looking for a wifi-free monitor for multiple children. PROS: 1.) Large 8 inch monitor screen 2.) Split screen capability, up to 4 cameras. The sound between the rooms switches every 15 seconds, according to the user manual. 3.) Camera has loud alarms to alert you if baby is crying, can turn off alarms. Alarms you if camera is disconnected as well. 4.) Camera has "autopilot" mode, which scans the nursery if your baby is alone and playing independently. 5.) Monitor has kickstand 6.) I have read reviews that the parent monitor has a really long battery life. 7.) Easy setup. Camera was already paired. You just have to plug in and go! CONS: 1.) Customer service has been slow to respond to me (emailed them last week, they emailed me back to describe my issue, emailed them back same day, then they emailed me back just today to let me know they were on Lunar NY until Feb 4th.) Not sure how fast they usually respond outside of this. (The unit I purchased was faulty, the parent monitor dies quickly when not even in use) 2.) Does not come with any sort of screws to install camera on the wall, or mounts for crib, or a floor stand. 3.) Resolution is only 1080p HD, which is still better than the 720p baby monitors, but not nearly as good as Harbors 2K or Eufys 4K Some additional info on other monitors, Infant Optics DXR-8 Pro and Owlet Cam: With my first child, I purchased and still use the Infant Optics DXR-8 Pro. It has been a fabulous non-wifi baby monitor, with the exception of one hiccup. My unit was faulty and began acting up after a year of use. It would no longer connect to the camera. Customer service was helpful as it was a known issue and sent me a new unit and it's been working for the year since. Since I like to go outside while my baby naps, I did need a wifi option, and I purchased the Owlet cam for a longer range and to view baby on my phone. The Owlet cam has been trash for me, personally. You could NOT use that as your primary baby monitor, as the sound on my phone just cuts out and if I were asleep when that happened, I couldn't hear my son crying. On the other hand, I love the owlet sock for newborns! submitted by /u/NintendoNana to r/NewParents [link] [comments]

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Features we want are 1)HomeKit integration. 2)Want to be able to show video PIP while watching Apple TV 3) listen to audio (audio alerting to baby cry would be great but don’t think anyone has that) 4) Wi-Fi connection. I understand that this has been a concern for some and removed from eufy and alto baby cameras, but I work away from home and partner and o both agree ability for me to check in is important) I’m leaning toward the eufy e210. But open to other suggestions. UPDATE: For anyone following and interested in this… I went with the Aqara G3. When I’m travel8ng away from home/family I can still tune in and receive alerts. When I’m home it’s available on any device, and now with pip on  tv submitted by /u/Herb4372 to r/HomeKit [link] [comments]

First I just need to get this off my chest: The Owlet Camera is the biggest piece of shit and I want to Office Space smash it to pieces in the middle of a field. My husband & I HATE this thing. We didn't get the sock because of the mixed reviews (right before the FDA stepped in) but we decided to go with the camera. Might as well have thrown $150 into the fire place. I mean Owlet is so popular and shiny and advertised so hard to us. It constantly disconnects on us. We'll check it right before we put baby down and as soon as we step out of the room it fails. Our internet is fine and nothing else struggles to connect. To reset it the robot voice is so loud! When it does function it lags like 5-10 seconds and I've already heard baby through the wall if I'm nearby. The quality isn't even that good for how much money we spent. Also I found out I just hate using my phone as the viewing monitor ((Sometimes ya girl just wants to disassociate on TikTok for awhile...)) With that out of the way...Does anyone recommend a Baby Monitor that doesn't use Wifi and comes with a hand held device to show the video? Preferably from Amazon cause we got a gift card recently. Like I don't need crystal clear video but as long as I can see her & hear her that would be great! Thank you! Edit: WOW! I didn't think this was going to get this popular! Every time we woke up to feed baby I would just see more Upvotes and even better more Comments! Also thank you for the Rewards! I'm not entirely sure what they do but they look pretty! Haha! Also thank you for ALL the suggestions! Husband and I are going to pluck through them to see what will be the right fit. I hope this thread also helped others with their research on finding the perfect monitor that'll work for them! :-) I'm both happy and sad to read other people's problems with the Owlet. I'm happy to see it works for some people and I hope it continues to do so. Unfortunately we purchased ours about a month before she was born and it's now a little over 2 months of having it. We paid in cash and I lost the receipt (I probably threw it away) so I don't think Owlet would do anything to help. Considering it a expensive lesson learned. Cheers to ya'll and Happy Holidays! submitted by /u/TrulyOutrageous89 to r/beyondthebump [link] [comments]