Motorola MBP50-G2 Video Baby Monitor - 5" LCD, 2 HD Cameras W/ Infrared Night Vision & Remote Pan/Tilt/Zoom Review

Initially, I liked all the features, only thing I didn’t like is if I had it zoomed as little as possible and placed it on crib rail or dresser right next to crib it was already zoomed in way to much, so I didn’t have a wide viewing range and my son travels all over the crib when he sleeps so I had to mount all the way in corner of the room up to the ceiling to see the full crib… but that was fine with me too… 6 months in the ability to remotely move the camera angle went out but again I wasn’t

So far battery is good, but I suspect in time the monitor will die quickly in the future. The sound quality is nice. I have purchased other brands in the past and it is my experience that "you get what you pay for” when it comes to baby monitors. I decided to shell out money for this one instead of going cheap like I have previously and it is significantly higher quality. The ONLY thing that would make this monitor near perfect (which is a flaw in ALL monitors with multiple cameras). The VOX…

With our second baby coming soon and having a 2 year old, we needed a two camera baby monitor system. If you are anything like me, a baby camera is absolutely essential for survival as a parent, so making sure you have the best quality one was really important for me.For the past two years we have used the Levana Astra (now discontinued) and have enjoyed it. After testing three different two camera baby monitor systems (Motorola, Levana Mila and Moonybaby), we ultimately chose the Levana Mila…