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By the way you dont need a video (or hell even audio) baby monitor. Source: 2 kids.

• NetOpWibby 1y ago
  Same here. I wonder if the market is for first-time parents and people who work 8+ hour days.
  • wltr 1y ago
    I used to work with my laptop, sitting near my baby. Also, I used a timer to follow 45m sleep patterns, so technically there’s no need to react to anything within first 45m, but most times first 1h30m (45+45m).
• glitchcrab 1y ago
  Of course you don't _need_ it, but it's a useful convenience. Due to the layout of our house it was quite hard to hear my toddler if he was crying in the middle of the night - we often wouldn't wake up to it. So the monitor was very helpful.
  • rpcope1 1y ago
    Why on earth do you need an app and a camera? The same basic VTech audio monitors that are basically the same for many decades now work great, don't cost a fortune and there's no question of "where is this data going?" It's all just a big cash grab for people who need chincy tech toys for a non-problem that's better solved with way more simple kit.
    • glitchcrab 1y ago
      You misunderstand; we're on the same wavelength. I'm not talking about an app, I'm talking about a basic audio baby monitor.
    • Aurornis 1y ago
      > Why on earth do you need an app and a camera? The comment you’re replying to literally started by saying you don’t need it.
• jen20 1y ago
  Of course you don’t need it. But it’s very useful, especially living in a house with a layout that doesn’t lend itself to hearing a pin drop in the next room. The v-tech ones are fine though. No need for anything with an Internet connection (though some of them even do now). Source: also 2 kids.