Nanit Home

When my little girl started sleeping in her own bed I had to buy display so I had a bigger clear screen right next to my bed for peace of mind. Video is super clear and sound is loud so you can hear them. This is great to have next to you where ever you are in our house to watch your little one.

Absolutely love our Nanit Home Display. It's the perfect companion to the Nanit app and honestly feels like a must-have for any Nanit family. Being able to quickly glance at a dedicated 8” screen without constantly opening my phone has been a game changer, especially during naps and overnight wakeups. The video quality is crystal clear, the audio is reliable, and I love having instant access to my baby's feed from anywhere in the house. It gives all the convenience of a traditional monitor while still working seamlessly with the Nanit app's amazing sleep insights, notifications, and tracking features. What really makes this setup stand out is how the display complements the app instead of replacing it. The app is still incredible for detailed sleep data and on-the-go monitoring, while the Home Display makes everyday check-ins so much easier and less distracting. If you already have a Nanit monitor, the Home Display is 100% worth adding. Total peace of mind and convenience in one device!

We are from Brazil, and that alone shows how much we wanted this monitor. We purchased it in the United States through a forwarding service because it wasn't easily available to us—and it was worth every single penny. We already loved our Nanit Baby Monitor, but adding the display monitor took the experience to another level. The convenience is incredible. Being able to quickly check on our baby without reaching for a phone or opening an app is a true game changer. The image quality is excellent, the connection is reliable, and the setup was very simple. Most importantly, it gives us real peace of mind—we can be anywhere in the house and still feel close to our little one. As first-time parents, this kind of practicality means everything. We truly can't imagine our routine without it. If you're considering it: don't think twice. It's an investment that truly pays off.

I LOVE the display monitor. I wish it came out when my daughter was first born! My mother in law watches my daughter a few times a week and needs a monitor. We were fighting with a cheap one because we didn't want to give her access to the full app version. The monitor is perfect for the days she babysits and she loves it. It's also perfect for the days that I need my phone and want to watch my daughter too. Definitely recommend if others watch your kid but you don't want to give everyone access to the app!

The home display is great! I only wish it had been available as a bundle when I first ordered all of my Nanit gear. The home monitor allows us to keep an eye on baby during naps while freeing up our phones so we can do whatever else we need to do. It also means that any caretaker can monitor baby while we're away without needing to add them to the account. We keep it on our nightstand all night long for quick and easy checks throughout the night. Love it!

While the home display is an extremely convenient tool to have for the grandparents to have access to the camera when babysitting, the battery life on this unit is terrible. In the matter of an hour I lose 30-40% even while only listening to the background noise. I love the design and how fast shipping was for us and will continue to use this and make sure we have a charger close by at all times.

Love the large screen—it's super user-friendly and a total game changer since it frees up my phone to use whenever I need. My only downside is the battery life; it drains pretty quickly, so it needs to stay plugged in most of the time, which isn't always convenient if there's no outlet nearby.

First of all, like most baby cameras the monitor should be included with the camera. With that said, this thing literally has to do a 30 min update every other day! It has done two 30 min updates in one day TODAY! Its so annoying because the update pops up as soon as you turn it on when you need to actually use the monitor to watch you baby, so then you are forced to use your phone again. The first couple times it allows you to select update later, but after a handful of time it forces you to update which again sucks when you need it to keep an eye on your baby. The battery life on this thing sucks! It can be fully charge and will die within his 1. 2-2 hour nap. . at this point we just keep it plugged in. We got this because we wanted something portable to take room to room unlike google hub or the echo show that has to stay stationary and plugged in. We are able to do that with this, however we have to always make sure we have a charging cord in each room. I kinda regret getting the first model but my parents were getting frustrated having to keep their phones on the monitor when they were watching him

I was expecting a dedicated, standalone hardware solution designed specifically for the Nanit ecosystem. Instead, what you're getting is essentially a standard Android 14 tablet running the Nanit app. While the hardware itself is fine, the software experience feels unnecessarily restrictive. If I'm paying for what is fundamentally a consumer tablet, I should have the flexibility to use it as one. Locking it down so it only functions as a display for a single app feels like a missed opportunity. If it's going to be "just a tablet" running an app I can get on any other device, Nanit should at least give users full access to the OS so we can get more utility out of it when we aren't monitoring the nursery. As it stands, you're better off buying a high-quality unrestricted tablet and just installing the app yourself.

Terrible product. Battery life is horribly short. Once it drains it won't turn back on until it's 60% charged. Software requires ‘updates' daily that take up to 30 minutes. Disconnects from wifi regularly, requiring re-login. I can't believe how poorly constructed and cheap the monitor is given how good the app and camera are.