VTech VM928-2HD 5” 720p HD Display 2 Cameras Baby Monitor,110 Wide Angle View,Remote Pan-Tilt-Zoom,Night Vision,Up to 1000ft Range,Temperature Sensor,9 Soothing Sounds & Lullabies,2-Way Talk,No WiFi

I am loving the 5” display. I’ve had the 7” in the past and this version seems much sturdier and I love the two cameras so I can see each child on one monitor.

Es excelente, muy nítida de día y de noche, las funciones son perfectas, suena si el bebé se mueve, puedes manipular la cámara desde el monitor, lo puedes mover hacia arriba y abajo y hacia los lados como también puedes acercar hasta 4x. En definitiva me encantó! Ya había regresado 2 anteriormente a esta porque no eran nada prácticas, sin duda la conservaré.

This is the second monitor we bought and both haven’t lasted more than a year. The screen goes out and won’t come back on. The stand behind the actual monitor has broken one both sets very cheaply made. Battery sucks too dies super fast, the only thing i give one star is the fact it’s two in one but that’s it. Spend the extra money and get a better quality product.

Works well clearly & good images. May buy a second one.

This camera lasted exactly 15 months to the day. It was OK, video and audio quality were reasonable for the price: you’re not getting HD quality, but you can see your kid and determine what they’re doing easily, it functioned well in that regard. My issue is that over the last 6 months the video monitors battery has slowly crapped out, regardless of how often/long it’s attached the the charging cord the “cordless” feature only functions when it feels like it. You may get 10hrs off cord or you may get 10 min. The battery meter is inaccurate and not a measure of how long it will last. If you only ever intend to use it on the charger, great, it functions well for the money. If you need to move it from room to room (like a normal parent existing in their home..), it’s not guaranteed to work. If you only need it to work for a year, this is a great buy for the cost.. but if you’re looking for a long term solution you might be better spending the extra $50-100 now and not having to spend it twice, plus the difference in a year.