CHILLAXGiraffe Clip Baby Monitor with Camera and Night Vision, Phone App,5" IPS Screen and HD 1080p Camera,2-way Talk, Privacy Protection WiFi Switch, Motion & Cry Detection,Lullabies,Feeding Journey

I recommend it very nice and useful product for kids

The media could not be loaded. very bad quality I do not recommend, expensive and it is far from what they say. very slow monitor in reaction, bad quality. the monitor is like a toy of bad quality you could say it is a scam. it interferes with the TV, music system, mobile phone, and radio, the monitor flashes constantly even the plastic it is made of is of bad quality I was cheated. do not waste your money buying such garbage

In today's world, where travel and staying connected go hand in hand, having a reliable baby monitor is crucial for parents. The monitor's compact design, with its flexible neck, makes it extremely adaptable, whether I'm setting it up in the bedroom or attaching it to a makeshift post during a weekend camping trip. I was quite happy with the monitor's battery, which alleviates the stress of searching for a power socket every few hours. Additionally, the option to disable Wi-Fi for privacy was a real bonus for me. I can rest assured knowing that the video feed remains secure and local, even without remote internet access. The clear 720p display on the included screen ensured I didn't miss a moment, and for those who appreciate high-definition like myself, streaming in 1080p through the app is excellent. In summary, this piece of equipment allows me to keep track of my little one with ease and clarity.

I like the idea of this and it had pretty good overall quality. Design wise I like the separate screen, but the actual camera looks a bit bulky, which is a bit shame. I got this mostly for my one night trips when I end up leaving my cat home alone just to see and talk to her here and there during the day.Now, the biggest issue with this is the lag. It's significant at around 5 seconds so if you're using this for a baby rather than just extra security, you might want to double check if there are better choices. Your voice on this is also very different. I have another 2 way camera in my living room and when I talk through that my cat immediately comes to it. With this she didn't even budge, and I could hear the difference. The picture quality is immaculate and all the capabilities like that 2 way talking and such, would have been normally enough for me to give this 4 stars. But considering the looks itself and the lag and the other aspects here, I feel it's not quite there, especially with an eyewatering price of almost £150, when my camera that's a bit better and looks nicer cost me around £50.

At £149.90, (price at time of review) it is slightly expensive especially when its a brand i've never heard of before.that being said it is well made. The camera its self is a bit stiff but I guess you would want that so it doesn't droop.We have it clipped to top of our bed frame and its been at many angles,there has rarely been some trouble setting it to stay in place with the picture upright but it does get there in the end.we have sometimes moved it to use in living room while little one is in playpen and we need to be in the kitchen.The BIGGEST issue with this one for us is the 2 way talk, it will often cut you off short even holding down the button after you have stopped speaking, or it makes you sounds like a dalek🤔If i'm up early in morning, il leave little one to sleep...'some peace' il watch him on the monitor, however it will freeze up and make weird noises sometimes.. and screen will jump, like it will freeze up specially when my little one is wriggling around.image latency is high but not the worst. however the signal does sometimes freak out if there's been sudden movement after a lot of inactivity.monitor also does not have the best battery life (even on battery save mode)does charge from a type C so it does have that going for itwe have not bothered with the app as it has subscription costs so bare that in mind

In the box you get the camera with gooseneck, clamp base for camera, monitor, two USB-A to USB-C cables, Two 5V power bricks and instruction booklet. This is easy to setup and use, the camera connects to the base via a USB-A port, there is a USB-C power port on the underside of the base, used to connect the camera to a power source. The monitor has a USB-C port on the side used to connect and charge the built in battery. You can use the camera in one of two ways, offline mode where the camera connects to the monitor without the use of wifi or using wifi, ( for this you need to download the app ). Firstly lets go over just using the monitor offline, to be honest i didn't need to do anything, plugged the monitor in and the camera, they paired pretty much straight away. In this mode the range is pretty good, its easy to use, only down side is the picture quality, it's not great, viewable, but not great. As mentioned, to use in wifi mode you will have to download the ChillaxCare app, it's pretty easy to setup once downloaded, ( you will have to setup an account ), add the camera, setup wifi and you're good to go, ( i was surprised how easy and straightforward the setup process was ). If you want to record video you will have to insert a micro sd card, ( not supplied ), accessing the recordings was straightforward, ( you have to wait 24hrs to view the recordings, unless you subscribe and pay for a premium subscription ). Again picture quality wasn't great, you also get a bit of lag with the cameras spotting movement and viewing it on the monitor/mobile phone, sometimes up to five seconds. The monitor itself is portable, once the internal battery is fully charged, it can be removed from the mains and carried around with you, whereas the camera has to remain plugged in to work. Speaking of the camera, this can be clamped to certain surfaces or just rested on the surface as the base is weighted, Well i say weighted, it will stand up if you angle the gooseneck just right, but it's not that stable. So to sum up, plus points, the monitor is portable, the camera can be positioned pretty much anywhere, ( can be wall/ceiling mounted ), easy setup and easy to use. Negatives, picture quality isn't great, the weighted base needs to be heavier and you can't access your recordings straight , without paying for premium.