Dream Duo (Gen 1) Smart Baby Monitor: FDA-Cleared Dream Sock® Plus Owlet Cam 2 - Tracks & Notifies for Pulse Rate & Oxygen While Viewing Baby in 1080p HD WiFi Video

As a busy parent juggling work and life, the Owlet Dream Duo has been an absolute game-changer for our household. From the moment we set it up, it provided the peace of mind we didn’t know we needed. What I Love: ✅ Crystal-Clear Monitoring – The camera quality is excellent, with a sharp night vision mode that lets us check in on our little one without disturbing them. The app is user-friendly and easy to navigate. ✅ Sleep Tracking & Insights – The sleep tracking feature is a huge bonus! It gives us detailed insights into our baby’s sleep patterns, helping us adjust bedtime routines accordingly. ✅ Reliable Sock Sensor – The Dream Sock is the highlight! It gently tracks our baby’s sleep trends, and while it doesn’t provide real-time oxygen or heart rate monitoring like the older versions, it still offers valuable data that helps us ensure restful nights. Plus, it’s soft and comfortable, and our baby barely notices it. ✅ Great App Integration – The Owlet app makes everything seamless. I love how I can monitor everything in real time from my phone, whether I'm in the next room or at work. Minor Considerations: 🔹 Pricey, but worth it – It’s definitely an investment, but the quality and peace of mind are priceless. 🔹 WiFi Dependence – Since it runs on WiFi, any internet hiccup can momentarily disrupt access. Not a deal-breaker, but worth noting. Final Verdict: If you're a parent looking for an extra set of eyes and reassurance, the Owlet Dream Duo is 100% worth it. It helps us rest easier at night knowing we have insights into our baby’s sleep, and I wouldn’t trade that for anything! Highly recommend for any new or expecting parents. Five stars! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

This is a must have if you have little ones!!! It will give you mamas a piece of mind when your little one is fast asleep. I originally ordered one for myself, thinking I would monitor my little one while I was working at night (dad's a heavy sleeper). Well I decided to resign and stay home with my little one. I still use the sock and my baby is 16 months. I absolutely love it and like I said, gives me a piece of mind knowing heart rate is good and oxygen levels. The camera temperature doesn't work after a year, keeps saying my room is freezing even tho it's nice and toasty. I purchased the extra large sock separately to grow with my little one. I love that the box comes with multiple socks and one for keft and right so you can switch out whole washing. Super easy to use. Doesn't bother my son at all while sleeping and will definitely wake parents up alarming. Everyone should have these!

Our son came 5 weeks early and his lungs weren't fully developed. This resulted in rapid breaths, wild swings in his blood/oxygen levels and heart rate that necessitated a NICU stay. We got this before heading home and he's been wearing it for a month now, every time he sleeps. This has been an absolute Godsend for my wife. She was so worried about him, as was I, but she was practically glued to his side. However, after watching the companion app readouts with religious fervor, she's slowly seen his stats read steady and it has made her feel much better. It's helped her relax quite a bit. She also appreciates that she can check on him when he's at home and she's running errands. It's accurate and gives great peace of mind. If your baby is having issues similar to ours, this is 100% worth it. There are some cons. I wish you could pair the sock directly to a smart phone so you could use the sock while you are out and about. Instead, it has to be paired to the base unit that is then hooked into your home internet. The sock has to stay in range of the base for it to read. From there, you use the companion app to connect to your network in order to check the stats. Secondly (and this is admittedly a small, almost insignificant issue), the battery in the sock doesn't last as long as it claims. After a full charge, the app will tell us the sock battery has about 16 hours of time left. However, it rarely lasts longer than 12-13 hours and the actual tike listed can vary greatly from how long it actually lasts. For us, our son sleeps a lot, so it stays on him for long stretches. It would be nice to have the battery time be a little more accurate.

I'm all about the power of biometric data to create a better life. I've been using fitness trackers for nearly a decade. I check the health app on my phone daily. I make decisions based on the feedback they provide, and my overall health has improved greatly. So I saw this as a godsend. In truth? It's a waste of money. Let's start with the Camera - the framerate is worse than a 2005 webcam. I first encountered this problem during setup when I was trying to point the camera in the correct direction. I would move the camera, then have to wait several seconds to see the updated picture on the app. Now don't get me wrong - the resolution is great. This would make a fine still camera. But as a full motion camera, particularly one that is timely, it fails miserably. The motion alerts are practically useless. Way too many false alarms. There can be nothing in the room whatsoever, and it will trigger a motion alert. Trying to figure out what caused it? Good luck because the app does not store video at all. This is frankly the biggest failure of the camera part of this product is that you cannot review stored footage. I wound up installing an old Ring cam in the room for this purpose. I discovered that in part, one thing that will cause a false motion alarm is if outside sunlight changes, such as at sunrise, sunset, or if something outside casts a shadow. Also, those motion alerts - they can be several seconds or even a minute later than the thing that triggers it. As far as the physical camera goes, it appears to be well made with quality hardware. The application on the other hand basically cripples it, making it a very poor quality and low value items. Shame on Owlet. and their app developers for putting such a pathetic app into the market with a straight face. Everyone who needs a cam is far better off buying a cheap Ring cam. Now to the anklet monitor. Again, the monitor itself is great. Once you get it adjusted correctly, it is comfortable and stays in place without causing the baby any discomfort. The app on the other hand fails miserably. You cannot review real-time or even near-real-time data. You cannot review historical data. You cannot set your own alert levels based on heart rate and/or SPO2. Frankly, the app makes the actual monitor useless. Its only discernible use appears to be in providing false alerts. I'm going to say one thing about the anklet in Owlets favor - I'm aware that the application is somewhat neutered because the FDA in its infinite stupidity decided that a biomonitor for babies should be regulated as a medical device. Rest assured that wherever there is a private sector solution, the government will come. in and turn it into a problem. But having said that, Owlet should have not have caved, and should have fought the FDA on this one. There are other monitors on the market which circumvent whatever brain-dead shackles the FDA have dictated for it. I would strongly recommend you don't buy this. Instead, take the money put it into a college fund. Update 10/24/2023: As miserable a product as this is, I didn't expect to get just 6 months of use out of. The battery started to degrade significantly. It now does not even make it through a full nights sleep. In fact, the State of Charge reported by the app goes from a reported 16 hours to just 30 minutes of available charge, in an hour. This thing woke my kid up two nights in a row with it's obnoxiously loud musical alert from the base station, which cannot be disabled. The app on the other hand didn't even register an issue until I opened it. And how I'm having to deal with ridiculously long wait times and runarounds from their customer service while trying to get it RMAd. Oh, and the camera got worse. I have to kill the app and restart it to see what is actually going on at any given time. It takes forever for both the camera and the base station to connect or update over wifi despite being just 6 and 8 feet from the wifi hotspot respectively.

This has been a fantastic purchase. We originally bought it for our first baby and are now using it again for our second, which speaks to its quality and reliability. It provides great peace of mind by alerting you when your baby may need to be checked on. In our experience, the heart rate and oxygen readings have been very accurate. The battery life is excellent, and connecting it to Wi-Fi was quick and easy. One of my favorite features is its portability—we can move our baby from room to room without having to relocate the base. Overall, this monitor has been incredibly convenient and dependable. I would recommend it in a heartbeat!

First off, now that we’ve used the sock for about 6 weeks, so far that’s been wonderful. It provides a peace of mind and allows me to get some sleep at night. It does have to be placed perfectly for the most accurate information, otherwise you’ll keep getting notifications that it can’t get the health data. Also be advised that if your little one is awake and kicking away, it may also give the same notification. Connecting the sock was somewhat of a nightmare at first, but I found that the sock base station has to be hugging your Wi-Fi router in order to pair. After that, it can be moved wherever you choose so long as it’s within the parameters of your standard 2.4Ghz Wi-Fi connection. The camera, however, is useless. I’ve attempted every troubleshooting trick between the owlet support site and my own Wi-Fi router and this thing won’t pair to the app. From doing some anecdotal research it seems this is a reoccurring issue that people are having, and I’ve found no resolution to the problem. I’d say just buy the owlet sock rather than the camera duo. If you’re looking for a no nonsense video monitor, take a look at Infant Optics.

Best gift ever for newborn

I’m very happy with this purchase. The product arrived quickly, was well-packaged, and looked exactly as described. The quality exceeded my expectations, and it works perfectly. It was easy to use right out of the box, and you can tell it’s made with care.

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As a first time mom this product helped bring me major peace of mind with my baby. Camera quality is really good and all the vitals taken make me feel a lot better. The only reason I didnt give it 5 stars is because when my baby was a newborn he had skinny feet and the sensor wouldn't fold enough to make good connection with his skin and was constantly going off. We did stop using it until he was 2.5 months old when his foot was wide enough for it.

Tenía mis dudas sobre si podría usar el dispositivo en México, pues en comentarios dice que no funciona aquí, cuando descargue la app vincularlo a mi teléfono fue sencillo (IOS), hasta el momento todo ha funcionado bien, si bien no puedes estar viendo en vivo los signos de tu bebé a menos que dejes la app abierta y el teléfono desbloqueado, marca los niveles de todo el tiempo que el bebé tiene el sock puesto, como se ve en la foto. La cámara que viene es la CAM normal, así que esta no graba, y como se conecta por wifi, la señal tiene que ser muy buena para que las notificaciones sean en tiempo real (sin delay), en mi caso el internet está un poco alejado así que si tengo un poco de delay, pero sin problema envía notificaciones en cuanto detecta moviendo o sonido, el cual puedes configurar con alta, media, o baja intensidad.

DO NOT buy this! I usually do not give any kind of reviews - but the experience with this product is bad - really bad! Not only is the device that was sold to me inside the UAE AMAZON Store - now that i have installed the "Owlet app" from the appstore and configured the camera that was part of the bundle inside that app, now when i try to install the SOCK it said first of all - oh you need to choose a different region when setting up the account for this - i thought ok... not nice but be it. So i created another account. This time when i tried to setup the SOCK, pairing went fine, it connected the SOCK to wifi but now the APP said - instead of the Owlet care app - you need to have the Owlet Dream APP I am not sure what the developer has planned here or what kind of ignorant behaviour this is - besides the fact that i also realized they are using Firebase (Google Cloud) meaning all private data from my baby is now all over the internet in googles system :/ - but also in the end this means its just a pile of garbage i can literally throw away. This was supposed to give peace of mind to my wife - so i gifted it her for christmas - 3 months before the baby was due and by that time willing to pay extra for a "quality" vendor seemingly thats not the case. My user experience is a disaster, device not usable, 400 USD garbage. Cannot iterate more : DO NOT BUY THIS (at least in UAE i can tell for sure)

I'm at home with NB now and used Owlet Dream Duo for 2 weeks, this is what I've found. TLDR: My only real issue with product is value. This item is "not a bad" product with a hefty price. If I could do it again I would either buy a similar item at a lower price point, or a better camera for the same or more money. -Picture quality is fairly ok, exception is that there is an odd flicker so you are unable to see breathing at night because of the interference. If the camera were placed within 30 inches of baby, the flickering may diminish to allow breathing to be visible? Mine is currently placed 48 inches away because I wanted no risk of accidentally knocking it off the wall. Unlikely as the Owlet cam's magnetic base is strong- but I'd have still preferred it be bolted/ screwed. -Moving the sock off of the charging station onto baby's foot inevitably sets off alarms, so we find ourselves turning the volume off on our phones, then unplugging the base, then donning the sock, then turning everything on again. This may be our lack of knowledge as we haven't had time to learn with NB now here. Hint- you don't get a lot of time to learn tech with a NB in the house! I give credit here too, our NB was quite small but we haven't had a single false alarm at night, big plus! -The only functions I have found good use for are that I can look at the app to see baby's heart is beating (alive yay!) and having the room's audio available anywhere, as the audio is very good. Background audio is a nice feature so you can hear without app open. Also NB's signs in video are visible night and day if she is hungry, or if has rolled over onto stomach. - I've not found that this product actually does anything else useful for me. Sleep quality readings are junk, it last night registered baby as sleeping peacefully during a feed and diaper change. - While I am not familiar with any alternatives you should ask yourself what you want this to do for you. If audio / video maybe coupled with a life sign indicator such as breathing/ heart monitor is all you need (that's all the Owlet seems to do anyway) and if $500 cad sounds like a lot of money to you, then I suggest researching other items at a lower price point, and hopefully save a few dollars for some other important things that you'll inevitably be needing. ( Ie large size bottle sterilizer dryer combo!)