NanitPro Smart Baby Monitor & Wall Mount – 1080p Secure Wi-Fi Video Camera, Sensor-Free Sleep & Breathing Motion Tracker, 2-Way Audio, Sound & Motion Alerts, Night Vision, and Breathing Band - 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!

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.

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 was intrigued by the great video quality, sleep data and the ability to add multiple users. Other parents warned in the reviews of the camera being useless without a subscription plan (it is) but I reviewed the subscription plans and thought "well, my baby is worth shelling out those extra dollars for rhe subscription."I reviewed the plans and felt like the middle tier was affordable, bought the Nanit pro and moved on to researching 600 other baby items I needed to buy before baby gets here. Fast forward to baby being born, I realized all the reasons I hate the Nanit pro. The main reason is that I feel tricked by the subscription tiers. I purchased the middle one for 119.99 a year thinking it was providing sleep analysis, and it's not, you actually have to buy the ultimate $300 a year plan to get any of that data. The worst part is the language in the upgrade subscription screen makes you think you're going to get access to advanced sleep analysis but you are not. The middle subscription tier seems absolutely useless other than adding more than 2 caregiver users.There is so much about the camera that is only available by subscription and it genuinely feels like I have been tricked at every turn.Don't get tricked, there's got to be another camera out there that is less expensive and gets the job done.I hate how the baby has to wear "breathing wear" to get the analysis. Babies are very particular about what they wear to sleep and getting some breathing wear on them before you put them down is just idiotic, and the breathing data is just dumb. Only useful in babies first few months when they're the most fragile and you're the most worried and those are the months that seem the most impossible to get "breathing wear" in them before they are put down to sleep.If you take baby out of crib you will be trying to get them back to sleep and then a loud tone sounds because Nanit can't detect breathing motion and it's like oh great baby was almost back asleep and now they're awake again because of the tone!!!! The dang camera should be smart enough to know the baby was taken out of the crib and not dead and we do not need the loud tone to sound ten mins later !!!!Why aren't three users standard? Why isn't the camera more useful without a subscription? Why do they trick you with subscription plans? Why isn't there a standalone monitor (why do I need my phone ? Drains your battery by the way )You might be enticed by storing all the picture and video memories ! But they're not that exciting !!! Black and white grainy videos of your baby just sleeping ??? Boring and uselessCamera is absolutely not worth the money. I got a cheap $35 video monitor that seemed really basic at first but it's genuinely all you need. Do not waste your money on Nanit, it seems like they don't care about you or your baby and just want to trick you into spending more money. Sad.