Nanit Review: I've Tested 13 Baby Monitors. This One Spoils You.

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It’s 6am. I haven’t slept. The baby has — possibly. I open the Nanit app, and ten seconds later I know exactly how the night went. I’ve tested 13 baby monitors in the last 18 months, and every single one gets graded against this $400 camera. Here’s the honest review: which category of monitor you actually need, why I keep coming back to the Nanit, and the two things you have to know before you spend $400.

I’m a fan — I’ve run a Nanit on my first son for over a year, and it’s been on my newborn since we came home from the hospital. I’m also annoyed by the camera quality and the subscription. I’ll tell you exactly when those things matter and when they don’t.

⏱️ CHAPTERS
0:00 – Intro
0:54 – Smart vs. Simple — Pick Your Category First
1:51 – How Nanit Works
2:44 – The Head Position Story
3:51 – Nanit vs. Owlet (The Breathing Question)
5:12 – Nanit Home Tablet
5:58 – Camera Quality
7:33 – The Subscription
8:29 – The Verdict

DISCLOSURE: This video is sponsored by Nanit. Nanit sent me this camera to test. They did NOT pay me to like it. All thoughts, good and bad, are my own. Some links above are affiliate links — if you buy through them, we get a small commission at no extra cost to you, and it helps keep the channel running.