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MBP36 Remote Wireless Baby Video Monitor by Motorola.
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MBP36 Remote Wireless Baby Video Monitor

When it was time to get a baby monitor I had my heart set on a video monitor. I got lots of advice from many people saying it is not a necessity and maybe a bit of a waste of money. I however know myself very well and knew that a video monitor will give me the peace of mind that I needed as a first time mommy and therefore we saved a bought a video monitor.

I read through many video monitor reviews and did price checks, even watching videos on video monitors. After all my research I decided to buy the MBP36 Remote Wireless Baby Video Monitor.
My 3 main reasons:

1.Tilting Camera that gives you the ability to move around the room and see baby in any position

2.The wide and lovely big screen (full (daytime) colour

3. a Second Camera can be set up if the second (or third) baby comes along

..and I was happy. Very very happy…

until 4 months later…

The monitor stopped charging. It just stopped. Even plugged in to a power source it would not charge. So I drove 200 km to the shop where I purchased the video monitor, explained what happened and viola! they exchange it for a brand new monitor. I was relived and glad as I am very dependent on my monitor for our daily sleeps.

…and I was happy. Very happy…

until 3 months later…

The monitor stopped charging. It just stopped. So I drove 200 km to the shop where I purchased the video monitor, explained what happened and viola they exchange it for a brand new monitor.

and I was happy…

I think you can see where this is going, expect that on my fourth exchange (within a year) they informed me that there was a change of management and that Motorola does not exchange monitors anymore – they now send them for repairs… I will have to send it for repairs, get a “loan monitor” (sound only), drive 200 km back home, wait 2-3 weeks, drive 200 km back to the shop to fetch my repaired monitor, use it for 3 months (when it will break again)…. you get where this is going (again).

So I gave back my monitor and switched to the Angelcare Video monitor (4 weeks and no problems so far – review to still to come)

But I must confess – I still love the Motorola! I know, I know you must be asking “BUT HOW?!?!
Simply put it is a video monitor and has been designed to be a video monitor. No frills and fusses and that is what I wanted and what I loved so much!

So please Motorola get your charging issues sorted! You have a great product with one BIG glitch!

Will I recommend the Motorola Monitor? Shockingly, yes – BUT only if you have the stomach to drive up and down to exchange it every 3-4 months!

If you are willing to take the risk you can buy the MBP36 Remote Wireless Baby Video Monitor here.

For more info on Motorola product visit them here
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