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Way too pricey for what you actually get. The camera alone runs over £300, and that's literally all it is. Then they want more money for a subscription just to see your baby's sleep duration or wake-up counts? That's pretty messed up. Looking back, I thought basic sleep insights came with it indefinitely, but nope - only six months free, then you pay. At that price point, having to shell out extra is absolutely ridiculous. Over £300 for just a camera, and it works fine I guess, but there are tons of comparable cameras out there for way less. Genuinely let down - if I'd known about these additional charges beforehand, I never would have bought it. Overpriced by at least £100 compared to what you get.

It's not the worst thing ever, honestly. Yeah, it costs a lot for what it does, but the basics function okay. Some of these one-star complaints seem over the top. That said, there are definitely problems. Software updates keep turning the background audio feature on and off, which forces the picture-in-picture mode that's incredibly annoying. You can't opt out of updates either, and half the time they make things worse. The temp reading is pretty unreliable too. The activity tracker keeps failing, which is particularly frustrating since we're paying subscription fees for that exact feature. Plus the camera makes a loud noise when you disable the breathing monitor - wakes the kid up every time when we're the ones who need sleep. Why is that sound even there? Bottom line: Nanit is just okay, definitely not as bad as those 1-2 star reviews claim, but nothing special either.

Good luck getting help if something goes wrong - they're basically unreachable. When it actually works you're basically just paying a ridiculous amount for an expensive camera.

The product and what it does is really cool, and the tech side has genuinely made things easier for us. Only wish the monthly charge wasn't so high - we already invested in the hardware after all.

Honestly, one star doesn't even do this justice. This company is straight-up stealing from people. Zero real customer support and an absolutely ridiculous process just to set up the camera. We got our second unit last weekend because the first one's button got jammed... and there's literally no way to use it without picking a subscription. Sure, they mention a free trial on the packages, but they went ahead and charged $134.99 to my card anyway!!!!! It's insane. You pay through the nose for the device itself, then they milk you dry for the app. Are you kidding? Demand a refund - I DO NOT WANT THESE SUBSCRIPTION PLANS. All I want is to be able to see my kid on the camera we already purchased!!!

Hands down the worst device I've ever owned. Don't purchase this garbage from this garbage company.

Got a destroyed package shipped to me and they won't take it back. Both the outer box and everything inside were smashed and destroyed!!! They're refusing to give me a return label and insisting I pay for shipping it back myself. Never order from this company. I have to spend $50 just to return a damaged product for a refund - this is how they choose to do business. They turn down every single request, no exceptions, even when their own shipping caused the damage.

Really wanted this to be great. Been using the Nanit Pro for half a year now. Something's wrong with the app, and I'm seeing tons of other people complain about the same issues - it's pretty bad. Constantly won't open, disconnects and needs troubleshooting way too often. I'm in tech and sell software myself, so I get that bugs happen, but this feels like either a broken update or something else is going on. There's clearly widespread problems with their service. We're not paying for the app - I refuse to add another subscription charge to tech near my child. My guess? They probably throttle the free service to push upgrades. Anyway, hoping they sort this out soon.

Rating it a 1 because there's no zero option. Picked this up eight months ago for our second baby because of the portability and dual-screen feature. This thing is absolutely terrible. From day one we've had connectivity troubles. Swapped out the cameras three times already and still losing video, audio, and connection multiple times daily on both units. Nanit's support team is pleasant and quick to respond, but it's excuse after excuse with no actual solutions. We've even bought WiFi boosters and upgraded our whole internet setup because they blamed our connection initially. Now they keep saying it's being worked on but nothing changes. I asked if we could just get our money back. Nope - past the 45-day window so they won't do it. Asked to speak to someone in charge. Denied. They just want me to keep waiting. It's exhausting getting up all night unplugging and restarting both cameras several times because the feeds keep dying. These monitors are supposed to help you sleep better, not keep you up.

Total rip off, honestly. Do yourself a favor and avoid this brand. You're paying a fortune just to check if your baby is breathing using the sensor band. I have no clue why that's not included free. Apparently I can watch live on my phone for free but not my tablet. That's nuts. Oh, and they only send you one band sized for 0-3 months. Want a bigger one? Pay up. Most babies aren't even in their own crib until six months anyway. Want to move the camera to a different room? That'll be $100 extra for a travel stand. So if your little one falls asleep elsewhere, tough luck moving the camera there - especially after you've wall-mounted it above the crib with hidden wiring. I'm really angry about how much we dropped on this thing. It's going to murder the battery on both my phone and tablet just for viewing and listening. Get yourself a basic $40 monitor instead and forget this disaster. The picture quality is decent but any standard camera does the same thing without costing anything! Over £200 yearly just to save videos and monitor my baby sleeping wasn't in the budget. Might as well hire a real babysitter at that price.

I'm on my second unit now. After the first year - still paying the subscription, mind you - the original camera died and got replaced. Now a year later the replacement is also broken. Factor in the subscription nonsense and I can't recommend this to anyone. It's expensive, the monthly fees pile up quick, and it's just poorly built.

Insanely overpriced for a camera that barely works half the time and then wants you to pay more for basic features!!! Constantly seeing the troubleshoot screen. Completely unreliable.

I'm frustrated about dropping £200 on something that then demands a subscription. At that price, those features should come built in. I'm honestly dreading running into the same problems other people mention. It's installed and we'll give it time, but the picture quality isn't impressing me - honestly should be better at that cost. The app works fine enough. We wanted a decent baby monitor and went for the pricey option based on good reviews, no major expectations going in. But subscriptions after buying the actual product? That feels like a scam. It used to be you'd buy something decent and keep it - now it's all this extra squeezing money out of you after you've already paid.

Absolutely terrible service. My baby screams for hours before I get any alert. Connection drops all night long. The app is painfully slow to load. Overpriced and useless.

If you're shopping for a baby monitor, please don't buy Nanit. Just don't. We dropped £250 after seeing great recommendations on parenting forums. Honestly, I can't remember being more disappointed with something we bought - and even more frustrated with their terrible support. Long story short - at just over a year, our camera stopped working. Period. Instead of actually helping, Nanit support just sends the identical copy-pasted troubleshooting steps over and over. We've already done every single one multiple times. It's like arguing with a wall. A wall that stole £250 from you for a broken product. It was flaky from the beginning, disconnecting constantly. Now that our son is sick and we need it most, it's completely dead. But Nanit? They just keep sending the same steps or asking pointless questions like 'what router are you using' - despite us telling them the issue happens no matter where we take it, not just home, and despite already trying their suggestions with a mobile hotspot. So clearly it's not the router. This has been absolutely infuriating.