LeapFrog LF920HD Color Night Vision Video Monitor, 7" HD Wide-Angle Display, 360 Pan Tilt Zoom, Adaptive NightLight,Temp Humitidy Sensor,Up to 15 Streaming Hrs,Range Up to 1000 ft,Secure Transmission

An absolute breeze to set-up and the picture is great. I’m 64 and a little reluctant to open the front door at night. I have mine sitting just outside the front door. Day or night (comes with color night vision) I can see VERY clearly who might be out there. AND if I/you still don’t wanna open the door, I/you can talk to the “visitor(s)” on the built-in intercom! The screen battery lasts about 15hrs when new, dwindles down to about 12hrs/recharge as time goes on. It’s not RATED for weather exposure, but I’ve had mine outside for more than a year (including all winter) and it works fine. The picture gets bad on really humid days but it’s self-healing. Given the price and performance, ease of set-up and use, this is a no-brainer now or after SHTF!

(Wife posting under husband's account.) We live in a three-floor home and bedrooms are upstairs while my office is downstairs. Last night, I was doing some work after the little ones had gone to bed. Baby had already gotten up once and I helped her settle again. I returned to doing work and a little bit later, I thought I heard a thud. Checked the monitor and baby seemed fine. Then I heard some faint crying. Thought it was the neighbour's baby because, hey, baby still seemed fine on the monitor. My gut told me to check anyway, so once I got to the main floor of our home, I could hear my baby's cries and I ran upstairs to see what was going on - she had fallen off the bed and had crawled to the bedroom door looking for me. Check the photos (you'll see in one photo, she's sitting there crying while she appears to still be asleep in the monitor - it's a bit hard to see, I snapped the photo as quickly as possible so I could return to comforting her). I had the volume turned on and could hear some faint white noise (which is normal), so no way of knowing that the picture actually froze. I am LIVID as we've only had this monitor for around 10 months and something really terrible could've happened. We're extremely lucky that our baby seemed okay after a while, just shaken up and maybe had a little bump on her head, but others may not be so lucky.If you're always close enough to your baby's room anyway, then it's not a horrible monitor. Picture quality is great in the day but if there's zero light in the room, night vision does not exist (we always had to use a small lamp, but if that turned off, you couldn't see anything). There's a 1-2 second delay but that wasn't a huge issue. The kickstand is terribly flimsy and has broken off already. Battery seemed okay before, lasting a few hours, but doesn't seem to hold a full charge anymore after 10 months.

The seller sent a US version of the baby monitor to us with a US-to-UK adaptor plug thrown in the box. There is no mention on the listing anywhere that this will not be a UK product. They are selling to the UK market on amazon.co.uk.The item is an electronic baby monitor (used next to a helpless baby while they sleep) and the US and UK have different electricity supplies and voltages. Regular use of a US designed electrical product in UK plugs could have a negative or even dangerous effect on the product. We spoke to UK trading standards and have been informed this is not acceptable as a sale. We also called the manufacturer Leapfrog to ask whether we could use the US product with an adaptor and were told it would void the warranty on the product. The seller gave us a refund when we raised these concerns but we have been shocked by the seller (and Amazon's) lack of concern over these safety and legal issues.

Not a uk product!! Can’t get a returns label from Amazon or the seller! DO NOT BUY!

the little kickstand in the back breaks easily and makes it not worthy as the screen it very big. Contacted customer service but no answer. Very bad and not worthy.