#Cubo ai plus black friday full#

While the video closes when you go out of the app, you can keep the audio on. Both options are very clear and zoomable on your phone - so you can check if your baby has their eyes open or is moving. The screen presents you with a view from the HD camera - which shifts from colour to black and white depending on the lighting in the room. The app itself is easy to use with lots of customizable settings. This then goes under the baby's mattress and monitors their breathing pattern. Just put in four AAA batteries, turn it on, and pair it with the app. The separate Cubo Ai Sleep Sensor pad is a doddle to set up. From there is was a matter of downloading the Cubo app onto my, and my partner's phone, and connecting the camera to my home WiFi. I used the latter option and managed to put it up in around 10 minutes above the centre of the cot. All the pieces from the Cubo AI box - but it's not as complicated as it looks to set up

There are two ways you can fasten it - either freestanding using a weighted base, or by gripping it to the side with all the various attachments. After a quick flick through the instructions, it all made perfect sense and attaching it to my baby's cot was a doddle. Opening the box you are presented with the bird-looking baby monitor and various neatly packed cables and bits of plastic casing which I found slightly intimidating. And most importantly to check how safe and reassuring it is for parents. But how good is the Cubo AI Plus and is it worth paying extra? We tested it out alongside the Cubo AI sleep sensor pad (£129) to see how easy it was to assemble and use and how good the extra features are. With prices starting at £189, it's by no means the cheapest option out there when compared with other devices such as the VTech VM3254 (starting at £50) or the BT Smart Video Monitor (starting at £129.99).

#Cubo ai plus black friday full#

It also boasts a whole range of other features, including a thermometer and humidity sensor, built-in-lullabies and a full HD night vision camera. One of its selling points is A.I technology that detects and alerts parents, through phone notifications, of face-covered events, rollovers and risks such as a baby climbing out of its crib. I tested out the Cubo AI Plus - a smart monitor where you get to watch your little one from your own phone - perfect for mums or dads who have gone back to work while the partner stays at home. Do you want one with its own tablet or that works through a smart app? What about sleep sensor pads and night vision? Or do you just go with the one that costs the least? There is a lot to bear in mind. With so many models and options on the market, it is pretty overwhelming to know where to start. But selecting the correct one - and a monitor you can trust to let you know your baby is sleeping safely - can be a bit of a daunting task.

Having a baby monitor set up and ready to go when you bring your newborn back from the hospital for the first time is a must-have item. The Cubo AI Plus is one of the many smart baby monitors on the market 'I tried the baby monitor that tells me when my child has rolled over and it's been a godsend'