Camera/Monitor: 1080p Full HD (1920 x 1080 pixels) at 30 frames per second, 128-degree field of vision. Sony Starvis CMOS Sensor.

Invite friends and family to take a peek at baby with a link to the Lollipop's live camera view, or send a link to a pre-recorded video of a specific event. Ease of setup and use: Some baby monitors are ready to go right out of the box, and others require more effort. We prioritized the models that had intuitive interfaces and clear instructions. That said, the Lollipop Smart Baby Monitor gives you the option to keep the video signal locally. It means that no one from outside your WiFi network could connect to the camera to see or talk to your baby if you decide so. We love this option and recommend you use it by default, only streaming outside of your network when you’re outside yourself.Lollipop is an intelligent system designed to use video and data to assist your daily care. Using a non-invasive and gently contoured set of devices, you can both watch and be aware of all in your baby’s room wherever you might be. The system is smart, easy to set up and use, and gives you a window to look in on baby whenever you may need.

If you were looking at the Infant Optics DXR-8 video baby monitor, you should get the VAVA instead. It’s an upgrade on every front. With its curly worm-like tail and cute bulbous head, the Lollipop Smart WiFi camera is an unassuming contender that punches far above its weight. Boasting a 4.8-star rating by over 50 reviewers on Shopee, this baby monitor’s bendy tail lets you stand it up on a desk, loop it around the bars of a crib or affix it to a wall with an add-on mount. While you shouldn’t rely on the app instead of a medical device, the app does provide health and wellness monitoring. It can monitor sleep times, diaper logs, feedings, growth, teething milestones and more. Long-Term Testing Notes After A Year Of Testing You can open the app to take a peek at your baby no matter where you are - and we love that you can even let the grandparents take a peek at your slumbering baby or send them a link to a cute video moment live from the cot or crib. However do factor in that running the baby monitor via your smartphone might take a toll on its battery, so you'll want to keep a phone charger to hand.Aesthetically, it looks great - it has a long stem and then a round camera on top - much like a lollipop, of course,' says our tester, Charlie, who put it to the test with her baby, Seb. 'And it's pretty lightweight, too. The stem can be bent and twisted into various positions, so you can loop it around the side of the crib, affix it to shelves or ledges, or put it anywhere you want to with a good view of your baby.' Type: Non-Wi-Fi video monitor, 900-foot range | Video display: 720p HD camera, 5-inch display screen