Owlet Smart Sock 2 Baby Monitor, White

The reason we purchased the Owlet was because we were afraid to leave the hospital, because we didn't know if these episodes would return. It has been great to be able to monitor my son's heart rate and oxygen levels, both of which we were concerned about. When we started off, we had him set it up all day and night, with the battery life keeping up with how long he was wearing it. I bought it in July of this year (now late September), and I put it on at night and charge it during the day so that if the battery isn't charged during the day, I can use it the next night. In the case that the placement is off or the sock has fallen off and the monitor cannot read, the "Mockingbird" lullaby will play and the yellow light will illuminate. In the event that the monitor is disconnected from the sock and the base lights up blue, the lullaby will also play. These are the two most common reasons why the monitor will turn As for me, I'm not bothered by that, but I am aware that some people are offended by it and consider it a false You will be notified of any changes in your baby's heart rate or oxygen level by turning the monitor red and hearing a really loud and annoying sound. He can get his heart rate pretty high when he hurts, so I turn off the monitor as soon as he starts crying so that he does not wake me up. Furthermore, I turn off the monitor when a child has a dirty diaper, and I take the smart sock off his foot after changing his diaper because otherwise, he might dig his foot in his poop. To avoid the monitor going off when you take your sock off, be sure to turn off the monitor by using an app or the base. There is a pre-existing condition affecting the heart and oxygen levels This is the way it is, and it can't be changed. In the PICU, one tip we learned was not to look at the monitor for a prolonged period of time when it goes off, instead look at your baby to determine whether or not they are Overall, you're either going to love or hate the Owlet, depending on your personal preferences.

Raelynn Rogers

| Jun 24, 2021

We've had the socks for 14 months and they no longer recharge. A new cable was sent but the cause of the problem appears to be the sock. There is only a 1-year warranty (even though it is recommended to use it for 18 months) so $300 went down the drain. Our monitoring system has been working for a week, but the Owlet servers have not been available for 2 days (71% availability). This prevents the app from working. Of course, this raises the following questions It would seem odd that the data related to my baby needs to be uploaded to owlet servers just so I can see her heart rate and oxygen level? Who needs the data? Why is it being collected? Is there no way to opt out of this? Isn't it pretty evident that the device only needs to be in touch with the sock and my phone based on its functionality? What's the point of getting my phone to connect with the base and sock if they are connected already? understand that this would potentially restrict the distance between my phone and the base, but I would still like to be able to go offline.

2. When connecting to the base station, the app is always stuck on "attempting to connect. ". The app doesn't just work very often, which is troubling and, frankly, out of sight and out of mind considering the high price tag of this device.

3. Despite being outdated and poorly written, the documents are still available. There are a number of typos throughout the piece and references a no longer existing user interface. 2.
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4. responds very well to disconnectivity and plays an ear-tickling tune when the lid is unzipped A split alarm that takes up both the phone and the base, and you have to rush to turn it I cannot find a way to lower the volume or temporarily disable the alert on the phone (if one parent goes to bed while the other watches the With the amount of false alarms that are generated by the sock, it is unlikely to help you sleep well. Since we cannot use it without someone watching the baby, we can only use it with someone watching the baby. **B. **A. **B. A guest wifi connected to the base cannot be connected to if the terms and conditions for connecting are accepted. Having to remove the sock at the doctor's office made it impossible to test it, but it would also keep the sock from being used in The number six. New mothers are exploited in the sales pitch, who are convinced to pay more for a better night's sleep while receiving a substandard item Partial product that can cause more anxiety than it relieves (for example, the heart attack that happens when the sock is disconnected for a short period of time and then fixed itself). According to reports, there is an "advanced" app for the sock that you can /subscribe/ to for another $10 a month, as if already essentially paying for a smartphone for your baby wasn't 8 *br*. Below you will find a - There is a coding problem in the app (possibly from Owlet), and characters are often garbled and misspelled 9. Since the sock ignores movement from baby (or parents rocking their baby to sleep), it is only helpful when the baby is completely still while asleep. In fact, there is no guarantee that the alarm will sound if the baby is moving frantically (like crying). I am greatly disappointed instead of being able to rely on it. It is an interesting idea in the end, and there is not much else that can be done like it, but it only offers peace of mind when it works, which may or may not happen, and adds another worry to the list What is the current status of the Owlet? There's no way to sleep with any sense of trust in this system, as it seems extremely prone to failure at any moment and without warning. I could inadvertently go to sleep believing my baby is being watched when in fact she's just on a server- The less, the ultra The designer is Her foot was in a pricey sock.

Moses Bryan

| Dec 30, 2020

There is a possibility that my baby may be brain dead by that time, which would totally defeat the purpose of this exercise. Additionally, the app did not always save the data like it is supposed Due to the fact that I only used it for a week, I was able to return it. I was unable to put on the largest size for my son and it could be a problem depending which foot was being used. In order to prevent injury, you need to change which foot it is on every day, because it can hurt your child's foot too often if worn one foot too often. In that regard, my baby's foot was cut numerous times over the seven days I tried this. As a result, I received $250 of my money back as well as the $250 I paid for the item. The more uncertain I felt with it, the more anxious I had felt without it.

Jaxtyn Hart

| Oct 27, 2020

As much as I wanted to buy this with high hopes, I was aware that some people have trouble with the sock fitting and that results in false negatives. I tried it on our baby, but it did not fit well, so I waited for a couple of weeks and tried it again once the baby had grown. I had the same problem. It did not fit well and the alarm kept going off. In addition to that, we also felt more calm about monitoring our baby's progress at night, so I decided to return the devices as part of their 45-day satisfaction guarantee program. But they don't tell you that the first thing you have to do is pay the return shipping, and because the package has been opened, they charge a restocking fee of 15%. It means I just spent more than $70 on something I won't use and I was supposed to be able to return if it wasn't It is an extremely disappointing experience.

Makenna LAW

| May 25, 2021