iBaby M2C WiFi Child Monitor Digital camera with FHD Audio 1080P with Night time Imaginative and prescient Wall Mount Package Included 2021 Up to date Video Audio High quality with Movement Crying Alerts, White

Great monitor
I will say, I did a LOT of research when it came to getting another baby monitor for my second child. My first monitor was the infant optics DXR-8 which I feel is a fantastic monitor BUT I wanted a monitor that would connect to my iPhone so it could go farther. The infant optics, having a handheld screen that goes with the camera, it reaches to my neighbors living room which is a great range but this, the camera needs to be in a good range to the router in the house but my iPhone can be anywhere and I can see my sons room.This monitor worked in my daughters room which is far away from our router and also worked fabulously in our room which is much closer to the router. The picture quality is fantastic, I love that you can record videos or take pictures and I like that I can use the listen feature for the monitor and still be able to lock my phone and have the sound still be going. The movement with the monitor is absolutely fabulous but the only thing I will say is that I wish the movements were a little finer, you can’t make small movements, the smallest movement moves the monitor about 2 feet and I wish it could go a little less. That being said I still would 100% buy it again. The install was also amazingly simple. This monitor shows the temp and the humidity in the room which comes in really handy.I think the price point of this monitor is a little high seeing as though it’s only the camera and some of the cameras that come with a camera and monitor are cheaper but it still wouldn’t keep me from buying it again since I can watch my son perfectly with this monitor.

AVOID THIS. Decent camera tied to a horrific app. Used so much background data I got charged by my carrier
This camera is really cute, has great rotation ability, and is rather easy to set up. However, it locks you into using an Android app (I can’t say if the iOS app is better) that was designed to produce a terrible user experience. As an Android developer I know how hard it is to build a large-scale app with lots of features, but this app is just a circus.The Major issues:- There seems to be no way to export photos and videos from the app. It has a built in library, but I manage my own files, thank you. I plan to keep baby pictures long after I stop using a babycam.- The app can work on local WiFi, or mobile data. It can’t, however work on WiFi that’s not on the same network as the camera. Do these developers not realize how common it is to have WiFi when you’re not at home? This is a primary use case.- The app continues to use mobile data when you’re not using it. I looked at it for a few seconds and then closed the app. The next day I find it used 3.5GB of background data from WiFi (not really a problem) and 1.5GB of mobile data (which is a HUGE problem. In ONE DAY. It had nothing that it needed to do! I got charged $15 for data overages on day 3 of my monthly cycle. WTF iBaby? Are you going to reimburse me for my losses caused by your inexcusably poor app?The minor issues I could probably get over:- Video quality is not very good for the price range this is in. I’ve had better results with $80 IP cameras. This one offers convenience and a service, but I’d still like the video to be somewhat on par. Maybe it’s just the poor app, but I know it’s not my phone.- Video takes too long to load, even when at home and on WiFi. A 7-13 second delay isn’t what I want out of a baby monitor- Motion/sound alerts don’t combine, they just produce dozens of separate alerts on your phone that drown out any other notifications (because they happened every few seconds when I was testing it). Only a minor issue because I can turn off motion/sound notifications.The good:- It’s cute – my wife was going to paint it like BB8.- Setup was pretty simple, and I didn’t have to poke a hole in my firewall to use it out of the house

Summary: Great product. Picture quality is great. Speaker on this is great, for what it is. The android application is easy to use as well.Picture quality: I’ve set the resolution to ‘high’, but it doesn’t feel like 720p. Maybe I’ve a setting wrong somewhere. Despite this, the picture quality is still superb.Sound output quality: The speaker is decent for it’s purpose. Don’t expect good bass or anything.Installation process: It really is as simple as describe. On initial setup, have the iBaby monitor right beside the router, makes it quicker.Android app: Simple and easy to use. The only downside is that if your phone has more than 54 music miles, it won’t see 55 and beyond. I have research out to their support team and awaiting their response. I’ll update this when they get back to me. Changing the camera via the app has a slight lag, but acceptable; between 1 to 1.5 seconds.Bandwidth consumption: Does iBaby consume internet bandwidth if both the camera & mobile phone are connected to the same network? 1) Phone and camera on the same wifi network – consumes no internet bandwidth (wan resources) 2) Phone on cellular network to camera – consume internet bandwidth on both devices (obviously) 2a) The camera feed is currently on the cellular and we connect the phone to the wifi. iBaby will continue to consume internet bandwidth until you restart your connect.How is the alert system? Have not tested this yet. Will update this later.

La cámara está bastante bien; respecto al software solo le falta un detalle; que no toca las canciones de tu biblioteca, solo las que vienen con el software; y de la entrega ni se diga… rápida… muy bien por amazon.