eufy SecurityBaby Smart Sock Baby Monitor with 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi, Track Sleep Patterns, Naps, Heart Rate, AI Cry Detection, Pan and Tilt, No Monthly Fee

After owlet discontinued the support for older socks, we were faced with a decision I wasn't expecting. After some research we decided to go with eufy, and I'm SO glad we did.We have been using this every night for about a month now, and so here's the in-depth review I wished I could have had at the time I was looking.The sock design is so much better than other ones out there. I have no struggles putting it on since the sensor goes right on the top of the foot. Super simple. I also personally have not had any issues with the sock part being super worn or falling apart either, though she only wears it at night. If it does happen to come off for any reason, the base calmly tells me and there's a little image that lights up. It is so much better than the blaring music of previous products I've had. I personally rely on the base rather than phone notifications and I've had no issues. You can turn off the notifications it does if you want to keep it in baby's room (since it does charge it).It is wonderful for peace of mind, but it does so much more than that. It tells me how good my baby is sleeping, when and how often she woke up, her heart rate, her oxygen, if she's moving around, and how much sleep she got overall.I have my daughter in a mini crib a few feet away and this wonderful base has an image that lights up when she's wiggling, and will stop when she stops. It has helped me not get up every 5 seconds to check on her when I hear noises, making my sleep so much better.I have not had any issues like other people have reported regarding the oxygen sensing. It has never been suspiciously low. The oxygen sensing is in BETA testing so it will NOT notify you if something weird happens on the oxygen front, but you can always look at it in the app. It will notify you of a drastic heart rate change though. I would suggest going into the app settings and changing the heart rate notification parameters a bit so you get an earlier notification if something starts going strange. I love the app. It is simple and straight to the point. You can also invite other people (dad) to have access to see what's going on and be notified as well.The only issue I've had is the sock not charging from putting it on the base a tiiiiny but off. It will make a noise when it starts charging so make sure you listen for it. The battery life is a little over 24 hours, so I have used it on low battery a second night and the base will tell me calmly when it's about to die.For the price, I am so impressed. I would get this over other monitoring systems out there, especially if you can use HSA or FSA funds. Love it so much. So thankful.

I tried to fight the SIDs anxiety as a first time mom but ultimately needed the reassurance of a smart sock. I didn’t really want to pay $300+ for an owlet and decided to try the Eufy sock. After two months of use, I am impressed with this product. The set up was easy, the app is user friendly, and the data seems accurate. I originally set the minimum HR high to see what the product does when baby falls out of wanted parameters and I am pleased to share that the warning woke me up. This mama now sleeps well knowing my baby is being monitored and I will be alerted if she is in trouble.

Highly recommend. I have used since my daughter was a baby. She is almost 6 months now and have not had any issues. I love tracking her sleep, oxygen and heart rate. I have had it alert me one time after her shots and her heart rate was way higher than normal so it does only alert when there is an issue. If the sock comes off or on correctly it will just say sock is not being worn appropriately. It doesn’t sound an alarm for this and freak you out. Very worth it and helps give a little more peace of mind for those long nights.

Coming from the owlet I think this is comparable and even had better range, except it leaves a red spot on my son’s foot for 24 hours where the monitor is. Too hot I think

Was picking between the eufy and the owlet and honestly haven't been upset with this pick yet waited till my son was 3 months old (12 weeks) to make this review that way it could be honest haven't had any false alarms has done a great job tracking oxygen and bpm would definitely get if needed

Zero stars. I have had so many false alarms with this sock. It sends me alerts hours after the sock has been removed in the morning. It gives me readings when the sock is not even on her foot.And yes, I assure it is always properly fit on her foot when in use. I tried to give it a chance, due to it being recommended, but now I waited too long and can’t return it. I would NOT buy this sock. It also does not dock correctly on the base.

Easy to put on and set up and works well. Definitely going to ease anxiety when I go back to work. My little guy is 3 months and the age range for his sock fits great as well.

We have been using this for about 6 weeks. The pros for me are the peace of mind it provides. I haven’t had any issues with false alarms.I’ve noticed it does not track wake and sleep times correctly. It’s sometimes hard to get the monitor to line up on the charger correctly to charge the device. Also, some time between me setting this up and getting back from the hospital, I misplaced the bigger socks that come with it. I have been trying to find a replacement but they are sold out everywhere. I reached out to Eufy directly on their website and got an automated message that they don’t know when they will back in stock. So I won’t even be able to use this once my baby outgrows the small sock size in a few weeks. Really disappointed by that, and it makes it not really worth the money for me. I wish I would’ve spent a little more and gotten a different system.