I've had it for almost a month and so far I like it a lot!

I've had it for almost a month and so far I like it a lot!  Read Less

Same issue that everyone else describes. The monitor won't charge. If you purchased the monitor on a credit card check your pro...  Read More

Same issue that everyone else describes. The monitor won't charge. If you purchased the monitor on a credit card check your providers extended warranty program as they may replace/reimburse you for this purchase. I am currently going through it with my Discover card (they extend the original manufacturers warranty by one year) and I will report back on how it goes.  Read Less

I purchased this monitor as a replacement to a far more expensive monitor that stopped working on us. I researched monitors for...  Read More

I purchased this monitor as a replacement to a far more expensive monitor that stopped working on us. I researched monitors for awhile, and was really torn between purchasing this -- the much more affordable monitor, vs the other highest rated monitor that was nearly $100 more. Since I had a more expensive monitor already go out on me (after 8 months of use, completely went kaput at 10 months), I opted to take the chance on the more affordable one.What can I say? It does what it needs to do. The picture is decently clear. However, if you want to position the camera in such a way you need the tilt all the way down, it glares off the base, and you can hardly see. The old position we had the monitor in didn't work any longer. The new position we have the view is obscured a bit by the rungs, but really the only place that works to avoid the glare. So that's unfortunate, as I don't always get a great view of him anymore.There are some features that I DO wish it had, and maybe Infant Optics will put on future models. Such as temperature. My son had terrible acid reflux (still does, unfortunately) so is a really poor sleeper. It's not a dealbreaker, just something I had grown accustomed to in the other monitor we had.The camera and monitor unit emits a TON of light. I mean a TON. It's like a glowing blue night light. I had to tape over the camera unit with black electric tape to block the light. Otherwise it was seriously like a super bright blue night light in his room, and he's a super sensitive sleeper that needs pitch black or he won't sleep. He still wakes 3 - 4 times a night, but if it's pitch black, he'll usually put himself back to sleep by himself. Any light emissions like from a camera or street light (we got blackout shades now) he'll stare at it then eventually cry because he won't go back to bed. The monitor also emits a TON of light. I try to face it away from me, but it's still creating a ton of light in our bedroom. This is actually beginning to interfere with my own sleep, to the point I'm borderline debating sending it back.I know I know, you get what you pay for. You're not going to have all the bells and whistles when you're paying half the price point. So, I don't want to sound like I'm complaining, but just acknowledging when you pay far less, there are some features that are lacking.All that said, for half the cost, it does the job. You can hear/see your baby, and after all, isn't that the point of a monitor? I did drop it a star to 3 stars because the light emission just really is too much after using it for a bit longer. I'm borderline debating sending it back because a) it's ridiculous to have to tape over the camera with electric tape b) the monitor light is actually beginning to interfere with me *own* sleep it's so bright.  Read Less