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Add to SafariWhen comparing Foscam FosBaby vs Simshine Baby Pro, the Slant community recommends Simshine Baby Pro for most people. In the question“What are the best baby monitors around or under $200?” Simshine Baby Pro is ranked 3rd while Foscam FosBaby is ranked 6th. The most important reason people chose Simshine Baby Pro is:
The picture and video quality are excellent with the Baby Pro. You get a crisp 2K high-resolution picture quality on your phone.
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Pros
Pro Monitor from smartphone or tablet
It comes with a companion app, but you can use any security monitoring app for it.
Pro Works like a regular surveillance camera
It is not limited to viewing only with a proprietary screen or app. You can access it like any other surveillance camera (that includes remote access, integration with NAS, etc)
Pro Automatic nightvision switch
The camera can automatically activate infrared mode at night when brightness is too low. It can also be forced to turn on or off.
Pro Great video quality with 2K UHD
The picture and video quality are excellent with the Baby Pro. You get a crisp 2K high-resolution picture quality on your phone.
Pro Wide -view angle and support P-Z-T
The Simshine Baby Pro is a unique baby monitor as it offers PTZ support, unlike many other costly baby monitors. With the ability to remotely control the camera through an app, you can easily view your baby's entire room from anywhere, at any time.
Pro Has movement and sleeping tracking
It can help you understand your baby’s sleeping patterns.
Pro Has danger zone alert
Setting up is a breeze with the app. Simply draw a boundary on the video and the Baby Pro will instantly send an alert if your baby tries to venture beyond it. While it can be used to define the edges of your baby's crib, its full potential shines when your little one starts walking and the camera is positioned on a shelf.
Cons
Con Requires setup
Since it works like a surveillance camera, it requires steps to connect it to the WiFi network, set up user access, etc. This is as opposed to monitors that come with their own screen.
Con Monitoring range is only dependant on wifi
Since it connects to the WiFi network, the range is only determined by this (as opposed to radio-based monitors).
