NanitPro Smart Baby Monitor & Floor Stand with Breathing Band, New Version - 1080p Wi-Fi Video & Sound Camera, Sleep Coach & Breathing Motion Tracker, 2-Way Audio, iOS and Android Compatible - White

The Nanit Pro is pricey, but for me, it’s totally worth it. It offers so many features that make monitoring my baby effortless. Between the video quality, breathing tracking, sleep insights, and audio capabilities, I feel like I’m getting more than just a baby monitor – it’s a smart, all-in-one tool that helps me care for my baby with confidence.If you’re looking for a reliable, high-tech baby monitor that delivers on both safety and convenience, I highly recommend the Nanit Pro!

The Nanit Pro Smart Baby Monitor has been an invaluable addition to our nursery. It's 1080p HD video provides crystal-clear visuals, allowing us to check on our baby from anywhere using the Nanit app. The two-way audio feature lets us soothe our little one remotely, which has been a game-changer during nap times.​One of the standout features is the sensor-free Breathing Band that monitors our baby's breathing motion without any electronics touching their skin. This has given us immense peace of mind, especially during the early months. The monitor also tracks sleep patterns and provides personalized insights, helping us understand and improve our baby's sleep habits.​The floor stand is sturdy and adjustable, making it easy to position the camera perfectly over the crib. We appreciate the minimal assembly required and the flexibility to move it between rooms.​Security is top-notch with 256-bit AES encryption and two-factor authentication, ensuring our baby's data is protected. Additionally, the monitor tracks room temperature and humidity, alerting us to any changes that might affect our baby's comfort.​Overall, the Nanit Pro offers a comprehensive and reliable monitoring solution that has exceeded our expectations. It's an investment that truly pays off in peace of mind and better sleep for the whole family.

I’ve tried a few baby monitors over the years, but the Nanit Pro blows them all out of the water. The video quality is crystal clear (even in night mode!), and I love being able to check on my baby from anywhere using the app. The split-screen feature is perfect for keeping an eye on multiple kids, and the breathing motion monitoring gives me so much peace of mind—especially during those newborn months.Setup was surprisingly easy, and the wall mount gives a perfect bird’s eye view of the crib. The insights and sleep tracking features are incredibly helpful, and the app is super intuitive. I also appreciate how it grows with your baby—from sleep analytics to movement monitoring.This monitor has become an essential part of our routine. If you’re on the fence, don’t hesitate—it’s truly a game-changer for modern parenting.

If you've got more money than sense, this is a simple baby monitor that promises you plenty of features and delivers on very few. I strongly recommend looking elsewhere for basic features, and especially if you're looking for stability and reliability.This product, and indeed the company that sells it, is designed to separate first time parents from their money by selling peace of mind in convenient add-on packages. Everything is designed to nickle-and-dime you for each potential feature, including all of the features they promise in the description. It is very unclear that this is the case until you actually install and use the app. I am not exaggerating when I tell you that you will only be buying this product as an introductory charge -- It costs $300/year extra to store videos for 7 days. The most basic features are pay-gated behind nonsense fees. The package you get for buying this overpriced monitor only lasts a few months, and then all of your features get disabled if you don't fork up another payment.Want sleep tracking? Pay extra. This barely works, by the way. The Nanit app says the baby's fast asleep even if they aren't even in the crib.Want breathing tracking? Pay extra. Also it only works with their specific Nanit-brand clothing.Activity tracking? Pay extra.How about the Day Dashboard? Well, that's included as long as you use the wall mount. If you found the wall mounting sub-par and vaguely unsafe like a lot of these reviewers, you'd probably be better off buying the Multi Stand (which of course costs extra) to replace the wall-mount, and safely placing it out of the baby's reach. If you've changed mounting stands, the Day Dashboard feature is not available anymore, even if it's mounted at an identical location and orientation.There's an online portal so you can view your cameras in a browser, but it does not work 80% of the time and will present you with a loading screen. It will also kick you out every few hours and enforce a new MFA log-in using your phone, completely nullifying the benefit of this feature.The physical design of the the wall mount is a cheap cable-hider and a wall-attaching head unit with a chip in it to tell the camera you bought the stand and not one of their significantly cheaper (and more reliable) competitors. It's flimsy, and eager to fall apart at a moment's notice. The camera head isn't attached by anything substantial, just two prongs and a USB C power connector. It will fall off frequently if you don't tape it on with electrical tape. The camera has no batteries, and will fail the moment the head unit is disconnected from a power source, which will frequently happen due to small vibrations.So what exactly are you paying for? A half-working baby monitor and the privilege to buy additional add-ons for each of the features they list in the description. The company would be happy to send you marketing on all of their products, and some of the easily-searchable tips on baby care for free though!If you purchased the monitor ahead of the baby's birth, you cannot return it. Stylish paperweight, though.