Security: Like any other device you connect to the internet, Wi-Fi–enabled baby monitors can be a potential security vulnerability. The company should make instructions easy to understand or provide a QR code or video to walk you through the process. From the other side of a chimney and two floors away, the sound became a bit delayed and tinny, though it was still clear enough for us to hear and easily communicate back.

This isn’t a problem with video, though, as the camera’s video stream can remain as a tiny pop-up overlay on your screen as you navigate elsewhere.

Only compatible with MoonyBaby EasyCarry baby monitor Model Number 55931, 55931-2T】The model number can be found on the sticker on the bottom of camera or handheld unit.

But you cannot download motion- or sound-triggered clips or get sleep summaries, as you can with the Nanit Pro. No WiFi Baby Monitor Keeps 100% Privacy】100% digital wireless secured technology ensures private and secure connection between the camera and the monitor. We suspect that most people would prefer to see their child rolling or standing, rather than a video of what their baby looks like should the temperature in the room happen to go above 75 degrees. The two cameras set up helps you use the auto scan mode to switch between two cameras and see each one on its own.

But VTech’s security and privacy measures for the RM7766HD are less rigorous than those that Nanit implemented for its monitors, and the VTech app doesn’t offer nearly as many features.