The Motorola PIP1610 HD Connect is a camera designed to make monitoring a baby feel secure, connected, and effortless. Has 5” portable color monitor with 720p for HD imaging and two noise level indicator bars. Features room temperature monitoring with alert. Remotely pan, tilt, and zoom for the best image of baby. Stream up to 1,000ft away so you can check on baby from anywhere in your home. Free-of-charge 24hr Event Monitoring and Streaming via Motorola Nursery app.
Evaluation comments:
“The camera looks almost like a little robot with feet. Pretty cute!”
“Even though the monitor large, it’s very light weight. The size allows for a nice and big screen to view baby. The picture quality is excellent and the sound sensitivity is good. The night vision equally clear.”
“I like that the monitor has a built-in stand so there is no retractable kick to fuss with.”
“The range of this camera is impressive–up to 1000 feet. I like that this unit is compatible with an app so you can view baby on your phone when you’re out.”
“The monitor unit is intuitive to use with regard to panning, tilting, and zooming the camera, adjusting sounds and brightness, and setting alarms. There is the ability to two-way talk, but I don’t foresee using that often.”
“I’ve noticed I can be on the far side of the house from my daughter’s room upstairs and still have a consistent signal, which is excellent. I even went out in the back yard and was still connected (which is nice to have when she’s napping if I’m outside playing with my son or doing something in our yard).”
“I like the high quality picture that this monitor provides. Also, the actual camera itself is one of the nicer designs I have seen, it looks sleek and high-tech sitting on my daughter’s dresser versus some of the other ones that don’t look as nice or are more clunky.”
“I like the simplicity of the set up, fun design, and excellent picture quality.”
“We have a couple of baby monitors, but they are either fully phone based or fully monitor based. I like that this gives you both options.”
