moonybaby Split 50 Baby Monitor with Camera and Night Vison, 5" Split Screen - Wide-Angle, Wireless, 2-Way Audio & Long Range, Temperature Sensor, VOX Mode & Long-Life Battery - 2 x Cameras, Indoor

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The Eufy 720p Video Baby Monitor pairs the display unit from the Eufy SpaceView Pro with a less capable camera that you can’t pan or tilt remotely. We also like that this device can double as an eight-hour sound machine for travel, and the monkey’s cheeks can light up as a night-light for 15-minute increments.

The app can also send an alert if any action occurs inside the designated area, such as a baby standing up or a caregiver putting a baby down for a nap, which you may find helpful when someone else is watching your child.You don’t need to worry about your internet connection or internet security as the device operates without a wifi connection.

And the app has an important but shockingly rare feature: an always-on audio feed, which allows you to hear the audio from your baby’s room even if you leave the app. Among the nonessential nice-to-haves: a zoom feature, a wide-angle lens, and the ability to mount the camera easily. From the other side of a chimney and two floors away, the sound became a bit delayed and tinny, though it was still clear enough for us to hear and easily communicate back. The two cameras set up helps you use the auto scan mode to switch between two cameras and see each one on its own.Reusing the same passwords across various accounts and devices can allow outside parties to stumble into your account if those passwords are leaked online in a data breach. But this monitor didn’t pick up quiet sounds as well as the DM1411 did—and it has less than stellar owner reviews, with complaints about buttons sticking and charging issues. Night mode softened the crispness, but I could see my child’s chest rising and falling with very little pixelation or fuzziness, unless I took the display outside. You have to verify your device only once (upon setup), but other caregivers will also need your code each time they sign in to the app for the first time on a new phone.