Momcozy Video Baby Monitor, 1080P 5" HD Baby Monitor with Camera & Wall Mount, Infrared Night Vision, 5000mAh Battery, 2-Way Audio, Temperature Sensor, Lullabies, 960ft Range, Ideal for New Moms, BM01

We upgraded from our previous monitor as we will need two monitors soon, and I can't get over how much better this one is (at almost the same price-point too). The sound quality is so high that it feels like you're in the room. We also love the fact that we can move the camera remotely and zoom in. It gives us a bit of flexibility with where to install in since we had to worry about where cords would be exposed. The image quality is impressive, and most importantly, the device is house-safe which was really important for us. I am even considering purchasing the extra camera to just use this when the second baby arrives, rather than using our old monitor.

Ever notice how all baby monitors have mixed reviews? Some people say "great night vision" the next review says "terrible night vision". All of them use cheap, outdated components. A $30 wifi camera will beat the image quality of a $200 baby monitor. But that's just the reality of the product space.I scoured the internet for reviews and recommendations. Turns out there's a lack of high quality sources. Most reviews use paid influencers (which Momcozy also seems to do). I considered VTech, Infant Optics, Eufy, Babysense, and others. And all of them had some sort of fatal flaw. I was ready to give up entirely. The Momcozy isn't perfect, but is the most complete package. Here's why:1. It's a true 1080p product. 1080p camera AND display. The display is the unique part. Most other competing products use a 720p display (and often times, camera too).2. The range is legit. I have a challenging home for wireless reception, and had full strength from one corner of the house to the other.3. The zoom is not great, but that's ok. See, there are zero cameras with optical zoom lenses. They're all digital zoom. And in order to have a good digital zoom, you need higher camera resolution than display resolution. Something like a 1080p camera with a 720p display will have pretty good digital zoom, as zooming in actually shows additional data that wouldn't otherwise be shown on the low resolution display. Since this is a 1080p / 1080p system, it means zooming just makes the picture bigger and thus more pixelated. I'd personally rather have it this way, with a sharper standard image.4. Audio quality is very good. You can easily hear sounds on the display, and the vox feature clearly broadcasts your voice.5. Both units use USB-C charging. A modern solution for a modern world. No more hunting for proprietary chargers.6. The night vision is good enough. It uses an IR light to illuminate the area (invisible to the naked eye. only the camera can see it). This does a good job, but can get obstructed slightly if the camera tilt/pan is moved to the edge of its limits.7. No other weird quirks that seem to plague other units. Some have displays that are too bright, or LEDs that can't be shut off. Or inconsistent connections. Or any number of other things. In my limited use so far, I haven't found any.Things to be determined during extended usage:1. Build quality / durability. This doesn't feel particularly resilient, but that's not terribly unique. Most baby monitors feel light and plastic-y.2. Warranty / customer support. The warranty is not clearly stated, but appears to be 1 year. Their website looks a little neglected, so we'll see how the experience is if/when I ever need to contact them.3. Battery life. This has a fairly large battery (5000 mah) but also a more power hungry, high resolution display. We'll see how the battery holds up over time.

This is a wonderful monitor. Very clear image, even night vision and zoom mode are clear. Great sound quality. The battery life is good. I absolutely love the rotating feature on the camera! 10/10 would recommend!

This is the best monitor I've bought so far and I've bought and returned many. I like that there's a volume button and you don't have to go through the menu. I also like that there's a volume option for the camera in the room (I just wish the music volume could go down lower as I've had to cover it bc it's too loud on lowest setting for sleep). I like that it can pan almost the entire room as well as pan down so you don't have to worry about the height your camera is at. Another plus is it has a seperate button for lullabies which makes it quick and easy to turn on. I like the overall design of it and it has a nice kickstand so it doesn't tip over easy. I bought a second camera and I like that I can view screens either seperate or side by side. The picture is very clear except when zooming.If I could perfect it I would turn the volume down on the speaker for the music, add more actual lullabies that are settling instead of kinda upbeat songs, and the front of the camera by the lens gets very hot. Idk if this is just mine or what but a lil unsafe I think. Other than that it's been my best option

I absolutely love this camera. I was looking for something with the same or similar quality as my Owlet but without Wi-Fi use. This camera has excellent picture quality, night vision, and sound. If I had a complaint is that the lowest sound setting is still somewhat loud. The thing I love most about this camera is that it doesn't have to be 10 feet away to capture the whole crib. I can place it on the side of the crib and still see the full mattress pad. There is maybe a one-second delay. The screen is very large. I am very pleased with this camera and will gladly recommend it to other expectant mothers.