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Feature: Infant Optics DXR-8 Video Baby Monitor With Interchangeable Optical Lens, White/Biege
- First-ever monitor with interchangeable optical lens capability - allowing you to customize viewing angle and zoom
- Large 3.5 inches full color LCD display in sleek, compact unit with retractable antenna, with sound-activated LED display
- Remote pan, tilt and digital zoom
- Long battery life,10 hours on power-saving mode, 6 hours with screen on
- One Optical Zoom Lens included. Wide Angle Lens sold seperately
- First-ever monitor with interchangeable optical lens capability - allowing you to customize viewing angle and zoom
- Large 3.5" full color LCD display in sleek, compact unit with retractable antenna, with sound-activated LED display
- Remote pan, tilt and digital zoom
- Long battery life: 10 hours on power-saving mode, 6 hours with screen on
- One (1) Optical Zoom Lens included. Wide Angle Lens sold seperately
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Infant Optics DXR-8 Video Baby Monitor With Interchangeable Optical Lens, White/Biege Reviews
| 353 of 370 people found the following review helpful  I've tried multiple video monitors. This is the best., Verified Purchase This review is from: Infant Optics DXR-8 Video Baby Monitor With Interchangeable Optical Lens, White/Biege (Baby Product) Okay, this is my fifth video monitor. Sixth, actually, because I replaced a Motorola one. I started with the Wi-Fi baby monitor, which my friends have liked. When I set it up it was easy but the camera wasn't very good. Also I needed a phone or some kind of device to check on the baby which didn't make any sense to me once I got it out of the box, because you want to monitor going all the time. So I returned that and I did a lot of research and ended up with the Motorola. The Motorola had a very good camera but it said pan and scan on the box and it was just a manual pan and scan. It had a temperature reading which I liked, and lullabies which is stupid. The reason the Motorola ultimately failed is the battery life And more importantly, the USB cable stopped charging that the damn thing. The connection was bad. So I returned that for another one, and that took even less time for the USB port to fail. Then I got a Summers infant wide angle camera, And the picture on that was truly... Read more 765 of 819 people found the following review helpful Video review with lenses comparison, By Terryx (NYC, NY) - See all my reviews Verified Purchase This review is from: Infant Optics DXR-8 Video Baby Monitor With Interchangeable Optical Lens, White/Biege (Baby Product)  First of all, this video review was recorded with my iPhone so the baby monitor LCD screen appears to be pixelated with grainy streaks. Similar to when I take pictures of my computer screen. Something to do with the different refresh rates of the LCD screens. Anyway in real life the monitor screen is actually very clear and the streaks don't exist. As far as I know, the DXR-8 is the newest model from Infant Optics. This monitor is sleek and stylish, reminds me of the Playstation Vita. Audio is good on both the receiver and the transmitter unit, as they can even pick up the humming noise from my air purifier. Haven't had the monitor long enough to test the limits of the battery capacity but so far I've played with it for about 3 hours and the charge dropped a bar only (25%). The exchangeable lens is a cool feature. The optical zoom doesn't lose resolution like a digital zoom, although this model does have digital zoom (and you can use it... Read more 194 of 205 people found the following review helpful Superior Video Quality, By Letitia (Indiana) - See all my reviews Verified Purchase This review is from: Infant Optics DXR-8 Video Baby Monitor With Interchangeable Optical Lens, White/Biege (Baby Product) We have owned this monitor for over a year now and it is still one of the best purchases we made prior to our daughter's arrival! Before deciding on this specific monitor, we were fortunate enough to have friends who owned competitive products. After seeing the video quality of the Samsung and the Phillips, my expectations were quite low. The picture on those monitors is horribly grainy and pixelated, in my opinion (which surprised me since they make TVs). The actual size of the screens, for the models that are in the same price range, were considerably smaller too.When I bought this, there were only ten or so reviews on here, so I put it on our baby registry along with two other models. The week leading up to Black Friday (2013), this became a Lightning Deal. The list price then was $239.99 and the deal knocked $46 off of that, total cost was $193.99. I jumped at the deal, even though there were only a dozen reviews - because the reviews were all 5 stars. When it arrived,... Read more |
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Product Description
The Infant Optics DXR-8 Video Monitor is the first baby monitor with interchangeable lens technology. Three separate lens types normal, wide angle (sold separately) and zoom allow you to choose the most suitable focal length and viewing angle for the specific environment, just like a professional camera system. Video is streamed in real-time to a compact 3-1/2 in. LCD color display providing a crystal clear image. The DXR-8 is packed with a roster of advanced features for added convenience including remote camera pan/tilt, infrared night vision, talk-back function, room temperature sensor and more.
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