Nanit Flex Multi-Stand – Travel Baby Monitor Accessory; Portable Stand for Nanit Pro Monitor - White (Camera not Included)

I didn’t realize how many basic features are paywalled behind the insights subscription. E.g. telling you how long your kid slept. Without the subscription it becomes a very basic yet expensive baby monitor.

Very frustrated. We used it for one holiday and then when we brought it away the following time it stopped working. Expensive and useless.

Wall mount missing

Does not notify you on sound detection even though everything needed is enabled on the app. Contacted the nanit support team but they have not been able to fix the issue. Waste of money.

Stopped working within less than a year

Not worth the price, glitches every time

I received the Nanit Baby Monitor as a gift from my registry, and I have to say, I was truly excited to try it out. However, what I ended up with feels like the worst and most overpriced monitor among all my friends. If you're considering splurging on this monitor, I urge you to read my experience first. For starters, let’s talk about the so-called “premium features” that Nanit touts. They sell you on a subscription model that promises extra insights and capabilities, but the truth is, unless you fork over that cash, you’re left with a very basic, static camera. Unlike other baby monitors on the market, which often come with zoom and pan options, this one doesn’t budge an inch—you get nothing but a fixed view. I can’t believe that I’m comparing this to far cheaper Chinese counterparts that can zoom and provide video playback without additional fees. To make matters worse, after just a few months of use, I couldn’t even access the insights! Iike what??? I can’t even check any video clips, and forget about capturing those precious memories. It feels like I’m stuck with a super expensive webcam without a record video option instead of a reliable baby monitor. Aside the problems that you have to reboot and the fact that it gives delayed notifications (one of the only things it does, but it doesn't do it on time but with deplay). This Nanit Baby Monitor has been nothing but a source of frustration. I expected a top-tier product, but what I got was a glorified camera with mandatory subscription fees for features that should come standard. Save your money and go with a more reliable option!

If for any reason you have not activated the back ground sounds, you will never know of you child crying in the bedroom. This has happened many time as it is easy to forget to switch this on. And it keeps me anxious as I end up checking many times if I switch it on or not, even when I did it! More over, it drains the phone battery very quickly

Had this camera a few weeks now and it is fabulous! I wanted it for a while and managed to get it with a discount and im so glad i spent the extra money instead of going with cheaper alternative. I like that i can play the noise from the nursery in the background on my phone so i can still go on other apps and take a phone call if i need to. The camera is very sensitive, when my baby is asleep even if she moves her arm it will send me a notification. Quite annoying sometimes when you are in the room and it keeps pinging you alerts about movement and sound but very safe and you can change the sensitivity of even turn the camera or sound off if you wish. Also when you set it up you set the cot in place with the app so any moment around the cot wont alert you which is handy because if you have a next to me it wont alert you from your own movement in bed. Camera and sound very clear. It also looks the part! The only downfall is the price, i dont think i would have bought it without the discount, and I personally think it should come with the floor stand and the multi stand instead of having to buy them separate. I would have bought the breathing band but my daughter was 6 months when i bought it and felt though we were kind of past the stage of needing it. I love it gives you a fast foward clip of the night when she got put to sleep and when she woke up in the morning. It tracks her sleep if she got help to go to sleep, if she went to bed herself and when she fell asleep on her own, if someone came in to help her through any point and takes a wee video clip of that aswell, when she woke up, when she got took out the cot etc. It will tell you how long she slept for and give you tips on how to improve her sleep aswell. 100%%%% recommend everyone to buy this camera, it is worth the money it’s fantastic, and i hope it serves us a long time! :)

We initially had the Nanit (original), and although that product had great picture clarity, was easy to set up, and had a very user-friendly and intuitive app, we were having regular connectivity issues. As a result, we decided to upgrade and get this product, the Nanit Plus, which we were told by the (very patient and professional) support team, would resolve our previously reported connection problems. And although the Nanit Plus has a number of other new features and improvements, for us it was really about being able to have a stable solution that was reliably available when we needed it most - for those late-night wake-ups where you're not sure if the baby just needs help getting their binky back, or if they're up and need a feeding, etc. After ordering, the unit arrived promptly and was very well packaged (it seems like they took packaging design cues from Apple; everything is very neatly and efficiently placed; it's all secure but still easy to access, with quickstart instructions right up front and nothing too heavy or looking like "package gap fillers"). As with the original Nanit, the Plus is SUPER easy to set up and install, and I had it up and running literally in about 4 minutes. It was definitely a much better install and setup experience than we'd had with other crib-cams that we've used from other brands. The only thing that I had to reach out to Nanit about was rolling the associated Insights service/account to the new camera. One of the things my wife and I noticed right off the bat, is that the camera's resolution and picture clarity within the app are really sharp - the images and video are super-crisp even in nightvision mode. The sound quality is fine (let's be honest, it's going to be as much limited by the speakers on your smartphone as anything else, but it's good to know that the mic and everything on the sending-side is of good quality). The Plus now also allows you to talk (or sing) to your child with an integrated speaker - something we don't really use, but is nice to have available. Most importantly, though, the camera stays connected to the network! The Plus has a greatly improved chipset, better antenna/receiver setups, and is able to cling to the wifi network in the house far better than the Nanit original, or the Motorola we had before that. Because of the design of the Nanit with the floor mount (or wall-mount) placing it directly over the crib, you get the clearest, most unobstructed view of your child - something I didn't necessarily think was that big a deal, until I had the Nanit. That placement is also key to the Nanit Insights - it's their own sleep analysis service that provides you with information about the quality of your baby's sleep. Along with insights, Nanit provides tips and pointers (based on sound clinical practice and the latest understanding of sleep behavior, sleep improvement, etc.) that are actually useful and actionable - without seeming condescending or patronizing. There are other fairly typical features associated with the Nanit like sound, motion, temperature and humidity reporting (and, you can set alerts based on user-defined thresholds or sensitivity levels for each) that are all easy to access within the app. Nanit also takes a unique approach to access, allowing the "owner" (primary user) to set up a "parenting team" of other users that can access the camera through the app. It also lets you snap pictures from the live feed, which you can share. Overall, the whole product (hardware, software, app) is exceptionally well-designed and executed. More importantly, perhaps, the company's customer service and technical support teams are some of the best I've ever had to work with. When we were having connection issues with the earlier model, they were always super-patient, understanding, professional, and prompt with any followups or offline responses. Fortunately, with the Plus, you're far less likely to ever need to contact support for an issue resolution, though. Where we used to have connection issues or have to reset or reboot previous crib-cams, we've had the Plus up continuously for 5 days without a single hiccup. I absolutely and unequivocally recommend Nanit to anyone who's looking for a crib-cam solution that is feature-rich, provides crystal-clear video and audio, and is easy to set up and use. Don't even waste your time with the other brands.

This travel stand for the Nanit Camera is definitely recommended for all owners of a Nanit Camera, especially those parents that travel with their child, or don’t want to use the wall or tall stand mounts for the camera. It is worth the price, especially to allow for the flexibility to move the camera to other rooms in the house or for travelling. It is easy to use, and fits easily into bags, or a case that is sold separately to house the stand and the camera.

This is the best baby monitor we have used. Great video quality and seamless connection to app on iPad or iPhone. Price was best of online suppliers.

You should know that this camera doesn’t have very basic features you would expect from any baby monitor, like video recording using SD cards. They force you to purchase annual subscriptions at ridiculous prices ($175 per year) for a basic cloud recording feature which I have paid for, and would honestly say that the cloud playback feature is worse than the $50 baby monitors that I have tried. None of the additional features are useful besides the background audio which has been quite smooth, but many other cameras have this feature too.