Momcozy Baby Monitor with 2 Cameras 5’’ 1080P Split Screen Video Baby Monitor with Camera and Audio no WiFi for Baby Safety 5000mAh Battery Infrared Night Vision 2-Way Audio 960ft Range Ideal Gift

The Momcozy Video Baby Monitor has been a fantastic addition to our home. Video & Audio Quality: The 1080P camera delivers crisp, clear video both day and night. The night vision is excellent—no grainy shadows, just a clear view of our little one. Audio is sharp, with no static or lag, so we can hear even the smallest noises. Ease of Use: Setup was quick, and the 5" display is bright, easy to navigate, and responsive. The interface is simple enough that anyone in the family can use it without fuss. Performance: The connection is stable and responsive, with minimal delay. It works great around the house, letting us move from room to room without losing signal. Wish List: If I could change one thing, it would be to have a slightly longer range or the option to purchase range extenders. It works well in most situations, but a bit of extra reach would make it perfect for larger homes or outdoor use. Bottom Line: This is a high-quality, dependable baby monitor that gives us peace of mind day and night. Even with my wish for a longer range, it’s an easy 5-star recommendation.

Works great and clear picture at night. Customizable with sound and light

No problems, works well, great image quality. I've been through three different video monitors over a decade of having babies and this is the best by far.

Eases my anxiety so much, battery life is great, easy to work, easy to set up, volume is great, picture is good! Couldn’t recommend enough!

This monitor ALMOST deserves 5 stars but I don’t think it’s absolutely perfect. BUT! I would still recommend it to anyone and everyone with just a couple caveats. We clearly use this everyday and it’s lasted for over a year! Pros: - doesn’t connect to WiFi or internet, don’t have to worry about creeps - minimal setup, we bought the little holder to stick on the crib but we actually just leave the camera sitting on a shelf which was a lot easier - watches baby so you can do other things, most basic need! Cons: - power button sticks LIKE CRAZY. I’m constantly wondering if this is the time that it just gets stuck either on or off and I can never use it again - the sound meter when it’s in sleep mode. I wish this was a little more sensitive for my tastes. Ie sometimes the monitor is asleep, I hit the button to wake it up, and then I see my baby standing up playing and talking to himself, but he’s just not crying loud enough to wake up the monitor. Just my one complaint that I wish was a little better That’s it! Otherwise it perfectly gets the job done, we’ve taken it on trips and traveled with it because it’s compact and easy, and will still continue to use until we don’t need it anymore! (Or until the power button sticks down forever)

Is great to use in monitoring our first born. We can listen and watch her sleep. It also offers a push to talk option. Has night vision and is easy to use. Good resolution.

Not as good in 2025! TLDR: I just got a new one to upgrade my old monitor screen and it SUCKS. I would not buy this monitor again. I bought my monitor with two cameras in 2023. I loved this monitor, recommended it to all my friends who were having babies, and bought one for my in-laws house. In 2024, I gave my second camera to my parents for the crib at their house and we would take the monitor screen back and forth when she was there. Fast forward to 2025, my parents want their own screen and I saw the price had gone down, so we bought another set. I kept the new monitor because my old one was starting to get a low battery alert if my daughter would sleep in. Just used it for the first time last night and the new one is horrible! Im going to have my parents give me the old one back. New (bad) things on the 2025: -makes a loud CLICK whenever it turns on or off (cannot be turned off in setting) -has a huge screen lag! When turning on it loads a black screen for a good 5-10 seconds before finally showing the picture. -it makes the loud click (I think) when baby makes a noise, but not one loud enough to trigger the camera, but the lights that indicate a sound don’t light up so you wake up to random clicks throughout the night (also, my sound sensitivity has been set to medium for the last year, so I set it to medium on this one too)

Re-writing my review after 6 months of usage. Still recommended, though I'd give 4.5 stars if I could. Baby monitors continue to be a frustrating product space, with mixed reviews on nearly every brand and unit. $30 wifi cameras will give better picture quality than a $200 baby monitor. I scoured the internet for reviews, and found very few unbiased and in-depth ones, yet many sponsored / influencer reviews. (For what it's worth Momcozy also seems to use influencer marketing). Things we like: 1. High resolution display - the image is crisp and clear. Many other cameras are 720p only. This one has a 1080p camera AND display. It means the digital zoom doesn't work quite as well (it gets a bit pixelated) but that tradeoff is fine for us. 2. Audio quality - Audio is clear, and the VOX feature (transmitting your voice through the camera) works very well. 3. USB-C charging - love this. No more hunting for that proprietary charger. We can use the same cable as our phone and laptops. Battery life has been sufficient too. 4. Night vision (mostly) - the night vision LEDs illuminate the area well (invisible to the naked eye, only seen by the camera), but are slightly misaligned on our unit. So the "bright spot" is not in the center of the camera view. 5. Menu / software - Interface is responsive and decently modern, especially compared to some other brands. 6. Tilt / pan feature - The camera movements are responsive and accurate with a wide range of motion. Things we dislike: 1. The range is average and the signal randomly cuts out. Our bedroom usually has 3 bars of strength, but will randomly disconnect during the night, leading to the screen illuminating and a loud beeping alarm notification. It restores after a few seconds on its own, but we have no idea why this happens and there's no fold-out antenna to improve the range. Very frustrating. 2. Plastic-y build and flimsy kickstand. Display units from many other brands are designed to stand upright. This one is not, and instead has a flimsy kickstand that folds out. It's not very stable and I suspect it will break off one of these days. 3. Screen sleep behavior. The unit will 'sleep' according to a timer, which turns off the screen and audio (both are then automatically re-enabled when it hears a loud sound). But there doesn't seem to sleep the unit manually. You turn off the screen by tapping the power button, but this doesn't turn off the audio (and will remain on forever). So the only option is to wait for the timer to shut both off. This can feel like an eternity in the middle of the night. Overall, would I buy it again? Probably. Though I'd probably take a look at the competition again first.