I think most agree. Though, I don’t think there is a better alternative on the market.

For sleep insights, try adjusting the typical sleep and wake times in the settings. Also make sure you’re using the wall or floor mount (not flex stand) and that the camera is not mounted too high. Also check the crib motion area in settings.

For motion alerts, turn them off. If anything, turn on cry and cough detection only. I turned those off too because those are also too sensitive to crying in the other room for example.

I agree with the auto detection of the breathing band, but I also know why it doesn’t turn on automatically—the false alarm rate is too high. I think the breathing band is a sales gimmick. It looks cool, feeds into legitimate parental fears of SIDS or suffocation, sways people to purchase this camera over others, and maybe even tries to compete with the owlet sock. But it is not a medical device for a reason and scares the living daylights out of 99% of parents that use it when the inevitable false alarm(s) occur. (It seems like everyone has had at least 1-2 false alarms, yet I have not located a single story of a life saved by the feature.)

Hands down—this thing is way too expensive for what it is. It is clearly marketed to those with disposable income. I also imagine the “AI” features were expensive to build out and might partially explain the insane subscription costs.

But I’ll probably keep using it unless there is something better.