Motorola MBP36S Baby Monitor Review

The Motorola MBP36S Wireless Video Baby Monitor is the best wireless non-wifi monitor that money can buy. The MBP36S has a nice wide 3.5-inch color screen and a camera you can tilt, pan, zoom remotely to make sure Junior's best side is always on display. Other bells and whistles include adjustable infrared night vision, room temperature monitoring, a 2-way mic, and picture-in-picture viewing for up to 4 cameras. Subscribe to check out all the best baby monitor reviews you need to know about.

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[mariaangelicaestrada]

I have not been able to tilt and pan. How is it done?

[monicamedina]

Can u do a video on how to link the second camera on the same monitor.

[BelieveNoGod]

One thing I miss in these videos, is. Can it be connected to a pc, to record the video ?
I know it's not what it's mainly for, but it would be a great addition, and it could expand the use of it.

[gazthomson]

Thanks buddy, , been thinking of getting one, ,,is the night vision any good does any one can help with info

[ryanvanhorn]

so i had a motorola baby cam with no monitor but bought another camera with monitor thinking i could pair both cameras but it wont let me pair

[davidmiranda]

I’m having the most difficult time even pairing the devices. Once paired and ready to use the night vision fails to kick on as it should automatically. Also, the function to remotely control the camera doesn’t even work. This product is beyond crap. If anyone can walk me through it step by step that’ll be great, but I’ve read the manual countless times so I doubt that would help.

[nounix]

I keep getting the Motorola logo page with some kind of red symbol with a red cross that I can’t understand what it is because it’s smack over the actual Motorola logo – stupid… this page keeps coming on interrupting the live feed. Is this because the signal is out of range? What is the range on this machine?

[theflump]

Not sure of this comment will be veiwed how do i take night vision off

[gazthomson]

Does anyone know if this records or takes SD card

[ericschneider]

This particular Motorola product suffers from a rather fundamental design error.  The micro USB port that is used for charging is not properly supported within the device.  Per the numerous YouTube videos, even with extreme care while plugging/unplugging, the socket breaks off the printed circuit board within the product case, rendering the expensive product totally dead and fit for a trash can or electronics recycling bin.  Unless you only want to use it for a few months, I strongly suggest considering some other product.