iFamily Split Screen Baby Monitor, Large Display Video Baby Monitor with 2 Cameras and Audio, Long Range, Remote pan tilt, Night Vision, Temperature Sensor, 2 Way Talk, Feeding Clock and lullabies.

It's amazing, it has very good quality, it's configured super fast, it's well controlled and has no delays. Highly recommended, also if you put it in a good position you can see everything.

We've had this monitor now for about 6 months and we love it. The battery life is ok...could be better but honestly it's not too hard to keep it plugged in most of the time. The camera image is very clear, I love that you can remote control the angle (our last one you couldn't and now idk that I'll ever be able to have one that's not able to do that). We've taken it on many trips and the whole set is really durable. My son's even managed to throw one of the cameras onto our concrete floor and it held up great. I love that it mutes the white noise from his sound machine but then comes on when he cries or even farts lol. That makes it easier for me to sleep to not have ALL the sounds coming through. Signal strength is great. My son's room is at the back of our house and I often work out in our garage or go outside to do yard work and with the intenna up the signal reaches well. Overall, highly recommend.

I’m really not sure why anyone would spend a ton of money on a monitor when this one is available! Insanely impressive for the price. I’ve been using this for about 2 months now and I am so glad I found this before I spent hundreds on a name brand monitor. Very happy!

Overall:After using this camera for about three months, I have very few complaints. It’s been primarily used at the crib to monitor my infant, and it has performed reliably for that purpose.How I used it:This camera is set up at a crib and used daily to monitor a sleeping baby. I also tested it around the house and outside for general monitoring.What I liked:The handset speaker quality is clear and loud enough to hear noise without issue.I like that I can turn the screen off and still use it as an audio monitor.The camera does not rely on Wi-Fi, which keeps it off my home network.The unit feels sturdy and well built for the price.Battery life is decent for daily use.Night vision works well enough to clearly see movement and positioning.Things that could be better:The speaker on the camera itself is very quiet and hard to hear, even at close range.The advertised range feels optimistic. In real-world use, I get closer to 300 feet (about 100 yards) before the video becomes choppy and buffersVideo quality is around 480p, which is usable but not impressive by today’s standards.Night vision resolution is similar, maybe slightly lower, but still functional.Charging takes a couple of hours, and the pin-style charger is less convenient than USB-C.There is no SD card or recording option. This is live viewing only.It includes a breathing monitor, but I don’t personally use that feature.Who this is for:This is a good option if you want a simple, non-Wi-Fi monitor for a crib, children, or even pets. It’s also useful for monitoring areas outside the house without relying on an app or internet connection.If you need high-resolution video, recording, or a loud two-way speaker on the camera side, you may want to look at other options.

This baby monitor worked out very well. I bought this so that I could keep an eye and an ear out for my mom in her bedroom. She had cancer and really had a rough time with it. I'm a sound sleeper and sometimes wouldn't hear her calling out. The monitor has great sound and clarity. Night vision was very clear and the fact that you could remotely move the camera up or down or side to side was very helpful. Easy to program and had a lot of great options to use such as monitoring the temperature in the room so that you could make adjustments if needed. I also liked that I could put those alerts on silent mode. Great purchase!

This is exactly what I was looking for! I love that it was FSA approved, simple and straightforward to use. I had another monitor that was touchscreen and was honestly super annoying to deal with. The battery life is also great & I love that the screen doesn’t time out. The camera quality isn’t the best, but it’s not bad by any means. I just don’t feel the need to have a monitor with all extra bells and whistles so it’s absolutely perfect for my needs!

For the most part, I like this baby monitor. It was super easy to set up which is nice. The video quality is decent and the features are convenient. I only have a couple things I don’t like.1. There’s no feature to zoom in or out like other baby monitors. Not really a big deal but with my anxiety, I like being able to zoom in to make sure I can see breathing movements. I can’t do that with this one but I can still see breathing movements if I take a moment and focus and look closet so it’s not too big of a deal.2. The night vision feature is terrible. The video quality at night is honestly the worst I’ve seen. I’ve added a photo of it to show what I mean. In the photo you can see my son but his facial features are so blurred out that you can’t tell whether his eyes are open or not 😂 it’s not too big of a deal because at least I can see him and if I watch closely, I can make sure I can see breathing movements like mentioned above.You’d definitely think for $120 the night vision video quality would be better but oh well.We haven’t set up the second camera yet (we’re due in June with our second) and I plan to set it up then. Definitely curious to see how the split screen and everything works. I plan to update my review when we do all that.All in all, it’s a decent monitor. I like that it comes with two cameras. The two way talk feature works well and my voice goes through clearly. The lullaby feature is nice although I don’t know how much we’ll use it. Not sure how the battery life is as we’ve only had it a day so far.If you don’t mind the night vision being awful, I definitely recommend.

I got this baby monitor on sale, so I really wasn’t expecting much. All I knew was that I wanted an encrypted baby monitor that preferably had camera pan and tilt capabilities. This baby monitor meets those requirements and more. It has lullabies, a feed reminder, night vision, temperature detection, a mic to speak to your baby, and a zoom capability on top of pan and tilt. The LCD screen (parent unit) also turns on automatically when it detects movement, so you can see if your baby is about to wake up or just tossing and turning. The set up is super easy, and the camera is paired with only YOUR specific parent unit it comes with, so no Wi-Fi or Bluetooth connection is needed and your privacy isn't at risk. The battery life on the parent unit could be better, buttt I also sat and watched it for about an hour, as it was my son’s first night in his crib transferring from bassinet and our first time using the baby monitor. There is a very mild maybe 3 second lag in the camera footage, but still very accurate to real-time movement, and the camera detects movement very well. My screen would turn on when my baby so much as lifted an arm briefly. The night vision works excellently and I see my baby clearly even in the dark.I tried to register my baby monitor with the iFamily website upon opening my package, but I found that their website or my phone was failing to load the website at all. I emailed them with my name and order info and they got back to me the very next day by noon with confirmation that they registered my product for me. I love a quick responding and helpful customer service department! I would recommend this baby monitor to anyone on a budget who needs one with all the perks this comes with!**UPDATE: Alright so I should have had more experience with this baby monitor before I left my review. I have found some negative caveats to the monitor but it isn’t really enough to stop using it.-Temperature Monitor: This baby monitor consistently measures the temperature in my bedroom incorrectly. I keep the temperature in my home at a cool 70-72 because I live in Florida. I quickly notice if my A/C goes above 74. This monitor, day and night, measures my bedroom at 78-84 at any given time. I’m not sure if the camera/parent unit is heating up which is causing the monitor to read high, but there’s no way my home temperature is 84. Because the temperature is reading so high, it will sometimes begin flashing a ‘temperature warning’ symbol, which turns the parent unit screen on from sleep mode..over and over again, which quickly kills the battery! I already have to charge the screen unit everyday, so when this temperature indicator is going off every minute and turning the screen on from sleep mode, the screen unit dies twice as fast. It has already died completely on me in the night once. If it keeps doing this, I’m just going to leave it plugged in. I wish you could turn some features off completely.-Night Vision: For some reason, whether I have my curtains open or closed in my bedroom (where my baby sleeps and baby monitor is), the camera looks like it’s in night vision all the time. I think I’ve only seen it out of night vision a couple times. The darkness sensor seems to be very sensitive as it’s reading as if my room is dark even during the day with curtains open, and my baby’s crib is right by a window.-Time: I tried to change the time on the parent unit and it appears to be in military or European time only. Can’t pick what world region you’re in, so I have no clue what time it is when looking at this monitor at 3am, I have to check my phone. Not that big of a deal, but still annoying when I’m just rolling over in bed to see what my baby is doing in his crib at 3am when I hear him stirring, and I want to know what time it is in case he is due for a bottle soon.-Losing Signal Communication: I brought the parent unit with me to the kitchen while my baby was napping in his crib to continue monitoring him while I washed bottles. There are just 2 walls separating my kitchen and my baby’s crib. My home is a 1400sqft apartment. I looked over at the monitor to check on him and realized the screen was black with a ‘no signal communication’ error. I moved it around the kitchen and it would go in and out depending where I placed it, but there was just 3-4ft of difference in where I placed it while testing the signal connection. You can see the signal bars in the top corner of the screen rising and dropping before it will cut out, indicating there is something interrupting the signal. I realized only my desktop computer in the hallway may be interrupting the monitor signal. Just something to think about if you have a lot of electronics in your home, this monitor will easily drop signal if there are electronics sitting anywhere between the monitor and the camera. It does say this in the instructions, but I didn’t realize just how sensitive it would be (3-4ft may make or break your connection).-Movement Detection: It says this monitor will wake up the parent unit screen when the camera defects movement. We’ve definitely noticed it awakens during any sound, but movement seems to be much harder to make it wake up consistently. Sometimes it is very sensitive to my baby moving his head to the side or lifting his legs, other times he will be thrashing in his sleep sack as he slowly wakes up, and the parent unit will never show it. I don’t know exactly what triggers it to turn on, but it seems inconsistent. We room share with our baby, but those who’s quieter babies are across or down the hall may want to look at another baby monitor, as this one will not always detect when your baby is awake and needing you unless they are actively making noises. However, as a mom who is paranoid about SIDS and sleep-vomiting/choking with my son who sometimes randomly spits up milk, I DO like that the camera itself is sharp enough (even in night vision) that I can see my baby safely breathing even through his sleep sack without having to zoom in on him. Sometimes I wake up in the night after a bad dream or get that worried gut feeling and I’m able to just roll over, hit the power button and see that he is alright.These are the negatives I’ve noticed so far with this baby monitor, but I still like it enough that I will continue using it until it no longer works for whatever reason.