Babysense

We have the babysense. No WiFi, two cameras (that can be viewed at the same time if you have more than one baby). It has never disconnected on me once. Has good audio and a good clear picture, even at night

We have the Babysense Maxview—it's RF so no WiFi or app but it's crystal clear and light/easy to use with no concerns about security.

I have the babysense monitor and it's wireless too. Love that because I wasn't comfortable with the Nanit being on an app. Also I have traveled with it plenty of times and it's worth its weight.

I've got the babysense monitor & the owlet. I like the babysense best. Clear picture, gives temperature readings, night light, can talk to my son through it & it plays music. It has a separate monitor that can show multiple cameras, great when I have another lo one day. The owlet is good but it's via a phone app which I don't like.

[Babysense Monitor](https://a.co/d/g65vV3u) We have used this one with our two kids. Really nice to have two cameras on at the same time. Looks like it's 30 dollars off right now too with a coupon.

I got the Babysense Max View 5.5" Split Screen Full HD 1080p Video Baby Monitor and have been quite happy with it. I wanted something not connected to the internet, and I wanted a dedicated device (and battery) for the monitor instead of having to use an app on my phone. I've been impressed with the night vision video quality, and actually quite like the built-in night light functionality. My one minor complaint is the lowest backlight brightness setting is still pretty bright in the middle of

We have a Babysense Maxview Pro. Having a separate monitor from your phone is essential. When they're young, it's a useful relay baton between parents. As they're older, we mostly use the audio feature left on at night in our bedroom then check camera if something's up. They're reasonably secure (I have a software background and talked with the company a bit before buying—also we live in a city so lotta people nearby on radio waves) and quicker to glance at than phone based monitoring. I have

We've got a babysense. No app. We have 2 cameras (one downstairs and one upstairs) and one monitor. The cameras need to be plugged in but I'm finding them quite good, and the monitor has a good range around the house. You can hear the baby and you can also talk to them. Nice but not needed functions are music or white noise and it also gives you the temp of the room.

I have the Babysense Maxview. It's been pretty good for us, no wifi, but still great range. Our neighbors have one as well and have tested the range by coming over to our house and still being able to access the cameras.

We have a Babysense monitor because I didn't want it to need my phone or wifi either. It came with two cameras and we got a third. I will say the split screen is divided between cameras 1&2 and cameras 3&4. You can't split screen between say cameras 2&3 or 1&4. But you can go from split 1/2 to split 3/4 very easy. I don't know if it's the BEST but my husband did the research and he's into tech as well as into cyber security, so I'm pretty confident in his choice.

We wanted the same and ended up with the babysense ones that everyone is recommending. Overall, I'm happy with them, but I have 2 complaints: - The temperature sensor consistently reads the room at 3°F colder than it actually is and the thing has an alarm that triggers when the room is too cold. This is true of both cameras, in the nursery and our own bedroom. - While you can add extra cameras to the system (up to 4) you can't add a second monitor. This wasn't a huge deal breaker for us, but i