
Archived parent ratings
Motorola Baby Monitors reviews
4.07583 ratings and 592 approved written reviews, published 2016–2022.
At a glance
How did parents rate Motorola Baby Monitors?
Motorola Baby Monitors received an archived overall rating of 4.07 out of 5 from 583 ratings. The page contains 592 approved written reviews published 2016–2022. Parents also gave 3.94/5 for value for money and 4.10/5 for product quality.
Our archived verdict
Motorola is the most widely used baby monitor with good levels of loyalty.
Parents liked
- Positive comments for the clarity of the picture
Things to consider
- Comments on poor battery life
About this brand
Motorola MBP11 comes equipped with 1.8GHz DECT Technology giving at fast communication speed between the parent and baby units. It also comes equipped with Data Encryption to give you and your baby added security and privacy. Provided with 5 LED Alerts for sound-activated lights. It has up to 300M range with an out of range warning.Price shown for model MBP11.
Rating summary
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Latest reviews
Had the ability to rotate camera using parent device
Love my monitor, can remotely spin the camera as my son tends to move around the cot at night! Picture quality is great and sound is ace
I have a model which has a camera and honestly the picture is so crisp! The only problem I have with these monitors is that the battery doesn
Great monitor with music that helps baby sleep, and other options to monitor and soothe baby.
Very good would recommend
The camera is quite blurry and difficult to get a good angle on the stand for a view of our cot. Apart from that, it is a practical option and easy to use.
Great value for money. Sound and video quality was good at the time of use.
Really good and reliable. Very good night view. Downsides are the thermometer that's inbuilt is off by 3 degrees.
We have used Motorola baby monitor for both our children and have had no issues. The newest version gives you a clearer video picture and the camera movement is brilliant. Highly recommended.
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