VTech VM924 Remote Pan-Tilt-Zoom Video Baby Monitor, 5 LCD Screen, Up to 17 Hrs Video Streaming, Night Vision, Up to 1000ft Range, Soothing Sounds, 2-Way Talk, Temperature Sensor,Secured Transmission

Great product and goog quality love it

Personally, dont feel it was worth almost 200$ because you dont have many zoom or zoom out options. and dies way to quick. Pretty much have to keep it on the charger all day and night.

I really like this monitor, but every once in a while it will just refuse to connect to the camera. This happens mostly when the room is both light and dark. Its like the camera gets stuck trying to decide between night vision and color vision. Its a pain because you have to go in the kids room and turn the camera on and off to get it working. Other than that its great. I really like that it has a temperature function. My kids room is sometimes hotter or colder than other rooms so its nice to see if a window needs to be opened or if the heater needs to be turned up. Also note, this version CANNOT be expanded to 2 cameras. I found this out the hard way and wish Id purchased the one with 2 cameras.

Need improvement for video quality. Battery life is also not long lasting.

This monitor works great. We have the camera in the kids treehouse and the monitor in our home. I can see and hear clearly to assure safety. It also plays music and the camera can be moved by the monitor to see different directions. Furtherest distance is roughly 500 feet and no issues with transmission

One of the cameras took a while to work so hope it doesn’t turn into an issue.

As a first-time parent we were a little clueless what we needed in a baby monitor, but I am happy to say that this has pretty much the full package. Key features for us: - Good night vision - 2 cameras. This is important for us bc we keep one mounted above the crib, and use the other for travel (or even sometimes if were just visiting friends and know hell be sleeping in a room in his carseat) without needing to unmount anything. - Long range (our townhouse neighbors can even watch him from next door!) and not operated via wifi. Weve tried a wifi monitor and its very annoying to have to set up wifi everywhere you go. - A good size, portable screen for watching the baby. I like it that I have a dedicated screen vs using my phone which I might be using for other things. - Mute button The downsides: - It has a sensitivity feature (i.e., its supposed to go off only when theyre crying very hard). Theoretically this is a very good feature, but Im not sure it always works well. The instruction manual is impossible to understand, so its also possible Im not using it correctly. - Sometimes the buttons to rotate the camera or adjust the volume dont work properly. Its possible to get it done but you might need to turn it on and off, or press the button down to turn the volume up. - Theres a light on the camera part that we had to tape off so it didnt disturb baby. My one new feature idea: a snooze option, to mute it for for 5 minutes if youre doing a light form of sleep training :-)

This works fine but video quality is pretty bad and audio is terrible. Can hardly hear my baby if I’m holding the screen up to my ear. Returning for something higher quality and less expensive.

We have a toddler and an infant, being able to see one at a time, or split screen both rooms is literally amazing. For the price this monitor is, you’re getting something way better than what you’re paying for. The only con I can think of is that the monitor itself relies on being on a flat surface to balance. So when resting it on a couch or something it tends to fall over, but we just bought a metal phone kickstand that has adhesive and mounts to the back. It’s perfect!

I love it ! It works great