Angelcare 3-in-1 AC327 Baby Monitor, with Movement Tracking, 5’’ Video, Sound & Temperature Display on Camera

We wish you the best of luck if you decide to wall mount this. In order to be able to see the crib from the pivoting ball just below the ceiling, it must first be installed on the ceiling. It seems the camera is so zoomed in that I would actually have to take it across the room to get the whole crib in the picture-but then I can't actually see the baby since the crib legs are in the picture and the slats are covering his face. To install this, you need to mount it on a satellite geosynchronous with your baby's room, so get out your tools and remove the It will be impossible to reach the included power cord because it is so short.

Karter Rodriguez

| Apr 09, 2021

That was something I would like to return. So, we are still using it, but it is We get false alarms every time the baby wiggles off to the side of the mattress because of the poor picture quality. have no problem with the battery life of the parent unit. But maybe that's because we are not watching the screen constantly. The problem is that there has to be a better solution Baby's items will be put in the yard sale once he turns one. There is no point in spending this much money.

Porter Day

| Aug 21, 2020

Despite being 4 months old, I have been using and monitoring his heart rate continuously ever since I brought him home from the In the worst case scenario, when he was below about 8 or 9 years old The false alarms started when he was less than 9 pounds. Since he gained a bit of weight, we haven't experienced any issues. We could mount it on the wall and get a good view of the baby while he slept. I don't think people are expecting amazing picture quality for this price point. The parent unit battery will last for at least 4 hours, but it might interfere with your wifi when it's on. I don't know what people can expect with this price point. In general, the system is reliable and I am at peace. Knowing this monitor helps me keep track of my baby in another room allows me to sleep well at night.

Ander Lawrence

| Mar 20, 2021

Both the pad and the camera were wired. The price was high, but what we cared about most was the quality of the sensor, some times it was activated, but it was usually working more than half the time. Now with our second son, we purchase a wireless monitor with a bigger screen and a touch screen, with better image quality during the day and at night. It gives us the peace of mind we need in these months when one is easily scared and anxious that their child will stop breathing randomly. There is an improvement in every aspect of these products, the camera is excellent, the vox audio system is very useful in deactivating ambient noise while the baby is sleeping, the nights are much quieter without the constant sound, the battery life is excellent, and the product has been very successful.

Demi Wilkins

| May 26, 2021

AngelCare is the first thing I shall call in the morning. There is no going back for me. When you try reconnecting the camera to the base unit in the middle of the night, it is known to lose connection with the unit and activate an alarm. especially helpful when you have a sleeping baby! I would say this is a poorly designed, overpriced item. There was something else I would have liked to have bought.

Riley Curtis

| Jul 18, 2020

This product has NEVER been tested by real users before being manufactured. It is a complete waste of money. I'm sure this is from the 80s. It is not a good idea to place the cord for the camera there It's basically impossible to rotate the camera in any direction. Magnets are used for attracting and repelling each other There is no way to keep the camera at the right angle using a bracket. There is no point in using the monitor The picture quality is poor and the interface is horrendous. What you have created seems to be a flawed product in all areas. The only good thing about it is that it has a sensor.

Jasmine SYKES

| Apr 02, 2021

A long-term relationship During the night, I can see the monitor clearly since it has the range (I can take it outside when he naps). When the battery is used at night, it charges while it lasts throughout the day. As I did not want a product that was clipped to the baby, or that he had to wear, I liked the under-the-mattress sensor. I have only had to set it off once, when he wiggled too far into the crib corner. Underneath the mattress, I adjusted the pad so that it did not go off again. Since we do not have WiFi at our house, we were forced to use a radio monitor.

Paul Hayden

| Oct 28, 2020

But it might be enough to work. Wow, what a great story! Then why did this design not make it into Those are scary words if true. The hubs is a pro at figuring out these kinds of things, so I haven't been able to figure it out myself. But after learning how to use it, My experience has been very good. Everything else that has been said says that the quality of the picture looks like it's from the 1990s, I am most frustrated with the fact that everything must be controlled from the portable monitor, which seems as though it was designed in the 1980s. It's very intuitive however, the buttons work poorly and aren't intuitively placed Both of us still have trouble understanding how it works after messing with it for a week. In general, the breathing sensor seems to work well, but as others have pointed out, before you move the baby, you have to turn it off in the portable monitor, which doesn't work well, and could be difficult to turn off in an emergency situation (like when the baby's screaming). Before we need to return it, we still have one more month, so I'd say we're 50% likely to return why I did not buy a Nanit or something more expensive is because reviews indicate that the breathing monitor technology is not stable, and I wouldn't want that bugging To be determined.

Kyrie Blake

| Apr 20, 2021