Snuza Pico 2 Smart Baby Sleep Monitor with App

Wir haben das Gerät für unser erstes Baby gekauft, weil ich tierische Angst wegen plötzlichem Kindstod habe. Der Monitor ist extrem benutzerfreundlich, sehr zuverlässig und eine große Beruhigung. Mit dem ersten Gerät gab es Probleme, ich habe dann den Support von Snuza kontaktiert, der beste Support, den ich je erlebt habe. Ich bekam erst Tipps zur Problembehandlung und als das nicht half, umgehend ein Ersatzgerät. Das funktioniert einwandfrei (das erste war immer wieder mal nicht mehr über's Handy erreichbar, hat aber an sich nach wie vor funktioniert).Ich kann es nur empfehlen, bin froh, es gekauft zu haben.

Very happy with the pico I already had the hero but I like that the pico has extra features with the app like rolling over alert and temperature.I think the hero is slightly more accurate with the breaths as I notice pico misses one here or there but I’ve never had a false alarm and I’d rather it miss the odd breath then count breaths that aren’t happening which I read other monitors can do when I was looking into what monitor to get.the app is easy to use and like the hero the clicking to hear the breaths can be turned on which I find very comforting.the Battery life is great it goes for 40hours.the movement monitor is very accurate and always spot on the second he rolls from side to side or tummy.the only downside is it’s only Bluetooth so you have to be in the same room to use the app it still works as a breathing alarm like the hero from another room and I still get alerts on my phone.Would definitely recommend this

This device is truly amazing. Not only can it alert if your baby stops breathing, but it can also alert when the baby for example flips on their stomach or stands up in the crib. On top of all this, it can alert if your baby gets a temperature when sleeping. The alarm made me realize that my little one got a fever in the middle of the night. Words cannot express how grateful I am to have found this device for my baby and I continue to promote it to everyone I know. There is no other device on the market to my knowledge with all this functionality and it's reassuring to see on their webpage that they also have a devices which is the first certified baby breathing monitor in Europe, and that has been clinically proven to detect if a baby stops breathing. The customer service is impeccable, with such a caring team contacting their customers. Thank you from the bottom of my heart and I wish every parent could find this monitor here.

I started out with the Snuza Hero which I loved but I decided to upgrade as the design was a bit big and it required a battery.The Pico has great potential and some advantages but failed on so many levels.Disappointed because I had so much faith in this device but I can now see why the Snuza hero is medically certified and recommended and the Pico is not.CONS:I've had at least 1 false alarm per night saying my baby isn't breathing when he very clearly is. I followed manufacturing advice to a tee.The app constantly disconnects and features are mot user friendly.It's hard to work out what use some of the smart setting have, for example the Tempature monitoring feature doesn't conform to core body temp standards I.e 36-37 degrees being the ideal, if you set it at this there will be constant alerts about low temp - my babies temp with a thermometer is usually at 36.4-36.6 the skin temp logged by the Pico device seems to run a couple of degrees below this, therefore you have to use the device a few days and keep a note on the babies average temp on the device and set the thresholds at this. Which seem counterintuitive and unhelpful, there is absolutely no advice via snuza on what to expect for this setting.On the app dashboard you only get a rolling 10 min log of stats before you lose the alert info so to try and see what exactly the alert was is sometimes impossible and the graph option is not user friendly and clunky. So it's hard to gauge what is normal for your baby to help set thresholdsAs for the abdominal movement feature, you can set max and min thresholds but who knows what they should be, I've literally had my hand on babies chest counting breaths, which have been regular when I will get alerts saying it's too low or high? Medical advice states that during sleep breathing can drop to 20/30 bpm and max of 60bmpm, if I set the device to this it's alerting me constantly even though i can clearly see from watching/feeling his chest it's not gone below this/there is no rapid breathing. So I stopped using the max/min setting and just used the standard alert (15 seconds no movement).Now here comes the issue with the standard 15 second alert. .. when baby stretches or is gassy and bearing down the nappy moves up away from the skin taking the device with it, the design of the Hero (which has a curved sensor) prevents the device lifting away, however because the pico is flat it lifts up with the nappy and then creates an alerts.PROS:The upside is that it will alert you if there is a legitimate issue, as long as you can cope with false alarms and a rubbish app.It's also a bit cheaper than other alternative monitors BUT it's predecessor the Hero is much better and cheaper, the only disadvantages to that device is no charging option and it's not a smart device - but in this case the "smart" part of this device is useless.The rechargeable battery is a great idea and this device is much sleeker, and probably more comfortable for the baby.

Wir hatten das Gerät jetzt über ein Jahr lang in Gebrauch. Gleich nachdem der Nabel abgefallen war, haben wir es nachts an die Windel gesteckt und auf dem Handy eingerichtet. Die Bluetooth Verbindung ist leider nicht besonders stark, manchmal reicht schon ein dickes Kissen neben dem Handy und sie bricht ab. Für unterwegs ist das Gerät nicht geeignet wegen den Erschütterungen. Trotzdem haben wir und damit in der Nacht sehr viel sicherer gefühlt. Klar gibt es mal Fehlalarme, und ab einer gewissen Beweglichkeit des Kindes wird der Snuza schnell locker. Alles in allem ein tolles Gerät für einen erschwinglich Preis.