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Question: Does this camera have night vision to use for a baby monitor?
Document: Apparently this would have improved some of the issues I had with it.Actually - the images are 1280 x 720 I think, so not too bad. If you only need to take a peek now and again, this would be fine. But if you really want to use it as a baby monitor, it probably is unsafe.I recommend that the Apple store people spend a bit of time actually testing the products that they have on their shelves.
That's not right. If I want a baby monitor, I can just set this up for the video and use a real baby monitor for the audio. Well, that's one solution anyway.Like I said, this meets my need but it's not perfect. They're always going to require a cost to fully utilize this product, so I think that's going to be an issue for most folks, me included.
Not stable, no night vision,no Android. The setup is easy, but I had few compatibility issues. The design is OK. They just copied iZone to replace them at the apple store.
I bought this from the Apple store in Charlotte NC but returned it the next day. Firstly, I assumed it would work like a normal baby monitor - but smarter. In fact, it is unable to reliably stream the live images and sounds from the baby. Therefore it does not give the confidence and safety of a normal wireless baby monitor.
You can turn it into a "pro account" at the cost of $24.99/yr. That gives you the ability to have it be a baby monitor, share the monitor with up to 10 persons, keep 7 days of alert history, and display up to 100 recent alerts. Do I need this service? No, not really. However, I'd like the "baby monitor" feature, but I'm not about to pay $25 a year for it!
In the begining i stragle a lot but after 20 semi succesfull tries, now  I use it with my IPad and work perfect.Love the mobility acpect, I can plug in to any outlet around the house and use to monitor my cat.
Almost There...The Philips In.Sight home monitor offers a neat and inexpensive solution for remote home monitoring in an innovative and noninvasive hardware package. Or at least it will, once the bugs are worked out.To use this system you'll need an iPhone or iPad, and a Wi-Fi network at the place you want to monitor.The actual hardware is neat. Small at only 3 " high with the base, it easily hides among the knick knacks and stays unobtrusive.
This is a great product and very user friendly!Will recommend this to anyone interested in a easy to use security camera option that is easily accessed from your smartphone.
For starters:It had trouble accessing the wifi as well as my iPad and iPhone.The 5 second delay on the 'live stream' made setting up the camera a little bit difficult.The picture was passable - good enough to see what I need to see, but could use work on the clarity.
However, I cannot confirm or deny this as I don't have an Android device at the moment, nor can I tell you what phones it is compatible with or what version of Android is required for the app to function properly. I recommend checking the Google Play app store yourself before purchasing this camera if you plan to use it on an Android device.
Answer: nope! that is the problem on this model. but phillips has a better one with night vision.