A good baby monitor camera isn't just a video feed. It also has artificial intelligence that makes it much easier to keep an eye on your little one. The Cubo Ai baby monitor is a bird-shaped camera that pairs with Wi-Fi to provide a live video feed. This small camera blends in with a well-designed nursery and is easy to use. It also records photos, which you can view through an app or manually save to your Moments Wall.

The video quality of a baby monitor camera is crucial, so you need to choose one with excellent resolution and wide range. The good news is that most baby monitor cameras work without a WiFi connection, making them ideal for travel or locations with poor WiFi coverage. It also offers real-time audio feeds, which is especially helpful for busy parents. Moreover, most of these cameras are wireless, so you can use them even if there is no Wi-Fi connection at home.

Another thing to look for in a baby monitor camera is the battery life. The longer the battery life, the better. A battery-operated baby monitor can last for hours without being recharged. You can use it in different locations without worry of frequency interference. Some monitors can even be carried around on a keychain, making it easier to carry them around. A good baby monitor camera should also be portable and have an audio feature.

The main feature of a baby monitor camera is its ability to transmit the video feed to a smartphone or tablet. The video feed looks good on your phone, but you can't pan the screen remotely. The range of the Ebemate camera is good and the battery life is acceptable. The Nanit app is far more user-friendly and intuitive. It walks you through the basic features of a baby monitor camera. You can check the room temperature, humidity, noise level, and the number of online users per camera. Other features include the ability to adjust the video bit rate and battery life.

The range of the Ebemate baby monitor camera is not great and the battery life is not as long as that of the Nanit version. The Nanny Cam app is far better and easier to use. It walks you through the basic features of a baby monitor camera, including checking the room's temperature and humidity, determining the number of users online for each camera, and viewing the video feed from a distance. The Nanit camera also lets you control the angle and zoom of the camera, which is a very helpful feature.

Unlike the Ebemate camera, the Nanit app allows you to view the baby's video feed simultaneously. The camera can also be used to hear your baby's cries. The Ebemate camera has two-way communication, so parents can speak to their babies through the monitor. It can be wall-mounted or lifted for travel. And the best part is that the parent can adjust the camera angle from their phone or tablet.