VAVA Vs Infant Optics Vs Eufy 2023: Detailed TABLE Comparison

In this post, I have provided a detailed analysis of Vava Baby Monitor vs Infant Optics DXR 8 and Vava Baby Monitor vs Eufy Spaceview Baby Monitor.

In summary, Infant Optics DXR 8 Pro excels better than Vava, Eufy Spaceview, and the older Infant Optics DXR 8 when you consider the videos, images, battery life, transmission range, and warranty.

Let’s start with Vava Vs Infant Optics:

Vava Baby Monitor Vs Infant Optics DXR 8 Vs DXR 8 Pro

Vava, Infant Optics DXR 8, and Infant Optics DXR 8 Pro use superior hack-proof FHSS technology that does not rely on Wifi connections. Vava, however, has a more superior IPS display screen that is comparatively better than the 3.5-inch screen of the older DXR 8. Both Vava and Infant Optics Pro have comparable 5-inch screens with Infant Optics Pro using an LCD screen (unlike VAVA’s IPS screen). IPS screen is supposedly better than LCD but not by a significant margin.

Vava is far much better when battery capacity and storage are considered. Vava, Infant Optics DXR 8 and Infant Optics DXR 8 Pro use rechargeable batteries and Vava has the longest battery life of almost double that of Infant Optics. Vava’s battery storage capacity is very large 4,500 mAh which lasts for up to 24 hours on eco-mode. This is in comparison to the 12 hours you can expect from the latest Infant Optics DXR 8 Pro and 6 hours you can expect from the older Infant Optics DXR 8.

In this post, I have provided a detailed analysis of Vava Baby Monitor vs Infant Optics DXR 8 and Vava Baby Monitor vs Eufy Spaceview Baby Monitor. In summary, Infant Optics DXR 8 Pro excels better than Vava, Eufy Spaceview, and the older Infant Optics DXR 8 when you consider the videos, images, battery life, […]

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On October 2021, VAVA’s original baby monitor was rebranded and released on Amazon under a different name – Hipp Baby Monitor.

Let’s continue comparing these two brands, VAVA vs Infant Optics.

Considering range, Vava and Infant Optics DXR 8 Pro have a range of 900 ft and 1000 ft, respectively, and they both have better signal reception compared to the older Infant Optics which has a range of 700 ft. Infant Optics DXR 8 Pro has superior zoom settings of up to 6x while Infant Optics DXR 8 has only a 4x zoom option and Vava has 2x and 4x zoom options.

The table below has more details on Vava Vs. Infant Optics DXR 8 vs Infant Optics DXR 8 Pro:

Vava Baby Monitor	Infant Optics DXR 8	Infant Optics DXR 8 Pro
VAVA baby monitor, along with other products by VAVA was banned by Amazon and wasn’t from July 2021. On October 21, 2021, VAVA rebranded and released the same monitor as HiPP baby monitor shown below;	Available on Amazon	Available on Amazon
It relays videos in 5-inch 720p HD resolution display	It relays videos in a 3.5-inch 480 VGA format display (not LCD)	Large 5-inch 720P handheld display
Designed, manufactured, and retailed by a Chinese company	Designed & manufactured by an American company	Designed & manufactured by an American company
12 months warranty	12 months warranty	You get 12 months warranty by default but get an additional 12 months when you register. It means, they strongly believe in their product to last that long – 24 months in total. Also read about Infant Optics’ helpful customer service here.
You can remotely pan, tilt and zoom	You can remotely pan, tilt and zoom	You can remotely pan, tilt and zoom
Does not rely on Wifi and uses FHSS technology to transmit audio and video signals	Does not rely on Wifi and uses FHSS technology to transmit audio and video signals	Does not rely on Wifi and uses FHSS technology to transmit audio and video signals
480ft – 900ft. Range	700 ft. range	Up to 1000 ft. range. According to their marketing materials, the reception range is extended further by 50%* more than the previous DXR-8 model
It uses 4500mAh batteries that last longer which can last for 24 hours	It uses a lithium-ion battery (equivalent to 2500 mAh in power storage) and lasts for 6 to 8 hours. The batteries are rechargeable	Good battery life can last up to 12 hours but you can also purchase an external 10,000 mAh power bank that can give you additional 24 hours. You can purchase this separately on Amazon here
It has an alarm with 2, 4, and 6 hours timing options.	No feeding reminder/alarm feature	It has a feeding reminder that you can turn on and off. There are 1/2/3/4/5/6 hour timer options
It is not sound-activated (VOX)	It is not sound-activated (VOX)	It is a Voice-activated
Large 5-inch screen	A smaller screen measuring 3.5 inches	5-inch large 720p screen
2X, 4X zoom	4x zoom	Zoom up to 6x with optical and digital zoom used together
Pan: 270° Tilt：108° without a wide-angle lens. You can get a wide-angle lens on Amazon here.	Pan: 270° Tilt: 110° without a wide-angle lens. You can get a wide-angle lens for $12 – check the price here. The wide-angle lens provides a 170° panoramic view of the entire room	Pan: 270° Tilt: 110° without a wide-angle lens. You can get a wide-angle lens for about $12 wide-angle lens. check price here. The wide-angle lens provides a 170° panoramic view of the entire room
Released to the market in April 2019	Released to the market in 2013 with an upgraded version released in Jan 2015.	Released to the market in August 2020
It has 8 levels of volume control and there is a sound level indicator icon on the screen making it ideal for those with hearing impairment as well.	No sound level indicator on the screen	No sound level indicator on the screen – just an icon of when the speaker is on or off
A product of Vava, a company incorporated in 2015 and won the Red Dot award in 2016 for excellence in home living products	A product of Infant Optics which is a subsidiary of Genexus LLC, a brand that has pioneered interchangeable lens tech in baby monitors.	A product of Infant Optics which is a subsidiary of Genexus LLC, a brand that has pioneered interchangeable lens tech in baby monitors.
No noise-reduction feature	No noise-reduction feature	It has an active noise reduction feature that filters out background noises so you can hear your baby more clearly.
Does not have lullabies or white noise	Does not have lullabies or white noise	Does not have lullabies or white noise
Uses regular speaker	Uses regular speaker	Uses an improved 1000mW speaker, its audio power is doubled for clear and crisp audio transmission.
Can support up to 4 additional cameras with each additional camera costing $96	Can support up to 4 additional cameras with each additional camera costing $100	Can support up to 4 additional cameras with each additional camera costing $100
No split-screen viewing	No split-screen viewing	No split-screen viewing

Conclusion: Incentivized feedback/reviews aside, the VAVA monitor will give you superior images and video feed of your baby with its IPS display. In addition, VAVA has a longer battery life, and an accurate in-built thermostat compared to the older Infant Optics XDR 8. Compared to the older Infant Optics DXR 8, VAVA baby monitor is a clear winner but we highly recommend the new Infant Optics DXR Pro over VAVA.

I would pick Infant Optics Pro over VAVA for many reasons with the main one being the voice-activation feature. VOX Mode enables the monitor to go to sleep when your baby is quiet/asleep and only transmits the footage when the baby’s voice threshold reaches a certain level – like when your baby cries. This reduces the electromagnetic radiation in the nursery while increasing battery life. Infant Optics Pro also comes with an improved 1000mW speaker and has a better signal transmission range and generally better reception. In addition, it has an active noise reduction feature that filters out background noises so you can hear your baby more clearly. You also get up to 24 months of warranty with Infant Optics DXR 8 Pro compared with 12 months for both VAVA and the older Infant Optics

On the other hand, Infant Optics DXR 8 has been around for some time and has gained a reputation as a reliable brand with an interchangeable lens and the monitor has several accessory parts available -in case you need a part replaced. You can get a replacement monitor if you break the screen and can also get replacement cords and can rely on their great customer support. Vava does not have a replacement screen and you may have to purchase the whole baby monitor system if you break the screen and are out of warranty.

Eufy Spaceview Pro vs Infant Optics Pro

Infant Optics DXR 8 Pro has a number of superior features compared to the Eufy Spaceview Pro baby monitor. First, there are similarities between Eufy Spaceview Pro and Infant Optics Pro;

• Both have 5-inch LCD screens but no split-screen viewing and both can pair up to 4 cameras. They both have 720p HD resolutions.
• Both have a range of 1000 ft. (the older Infant Optics had a range of 700 ft. and the new version has improve connectivity range – more than 50% improvement)
• Both are voice-activated and have two-way talk
• Both use hack-proof FHSS technology to transmit signals.
• Both turn on night vision mode automatically

Here are the differences between Eufy Spaceview Pro and Infant Optics DXR 8 Pro;

• Infant Optics Pro has an active noise-reducing feature that enables you to listen to your baby’s clear sounds, a feature that Eufy lacks.
• Infant Optics Pro has double audio power with an improved 1000mW speaker for louder and clearer voice, while Eufy has a regular speaker
• Eufy Spaceview Pro comes with 5 pre-recorded lullabies which Infant Optics Pro lacks
• Eufy Spaceview Pro has a wider cover with a pan of 330 while Infant Optics Pro has a pan of 270. Both have the same tilt of 110 degrees.
• Eufy Spaceview Pro has a longer-lasting battery (10 – 12 hours) compared to Infant Optics Pro (about 8 hours). However, you can purchase a power bank for Infant Optics which can extend battery life by another 24 hours.
• Infant Optics Pro has better zoom capabilities, up to 6x total while Eufy has 2x
• Infant Optics Pro has up to 24 months of warranty while Eufy only has 12 months. To clarify, you only get 12 months warranty from Infant Optics but can get an additional 24 months if you register your warranty – total of 24 months. That tells you that they really trust their brand to last that long. Furthermore, they have excellent customer support.
• Infant Optics has replacement parts such as the monitor but Eufy doesn’t. However, both have add-on cameras.

Overall, if you can pay additional 30+ dollars, I highly recommend Infant Optics Pro. You can check the price of Infant Optics Pro here and for Eufy Spaceview Pro here. You can also read my full review of Infant Optics Pro here

Vava Baby Monitor Vs Eufy Spaceview Baby Monitor

The upgraded Eufy Spaceview is comparatively cheaper than VAVA baby monitor by about $50, yet it has superior features such as a large 5200 mAh battery capacity compared to VAVA’s 4500 mAh battery capacity. On battery life, you can expect 2 models of Eufy Spaceview to last longer for up to 30 hours compared to Vava’s 24-hour max. Eufy also has a wider pan of 330 degrees and a bigger tilt of 110 degrees compared to VAVA’s 270 degrees pan and 108 degrees tilt.

Eufy also has 5 pre-recorded lullabies that you can play your little one while VAVA doesn’t have lullabies or white noise.

VAVA Baby Monitor	Eufy Baby Monitor
Vava’s transmission range is 480-900ft, a bit higher than Eufy’s.	Eufy’s transmission range is 1000ft.
Does not have lullabies	Choose from 5 relaxing lullabies that will help put your little one to sleep.
You can remotely pan, tilt and zoom	This particular brand of Eufy does not remotely pan, tilt or zoom. You’ll need to go to the camera to manually pan or tilt
You can purchase on their website	Sold by various retailers including Amazon.
Comes with a screw at the bottom of the camera to be used to mount on a wall or on a flat surface. We have a detailed guide on baby monitor mounting here.	This cheaper version ($129) does not come with a crib mount but comes with a wall-mount and lacks a wide-angle lens. You can, however, purchase this more expensive version, the eufy Security, SpaceView Pro ($169)which comes with a wall mount. If you prefer one with both the crib and wall mounts, get eufy Spaceview S baby monitor ($194) instead.
It can support up to 4 cameras.	It supports up to 4 cameras. Check the price of Eufy’s add-on camera.
If you use multiple cameras, Vava scans multiple cameras automatically every 15 seconds	If you use multiple cameras, you can choose from 5, 10 or 30 seconds to scan between the video feeds from different cameras.
Does not require firmware updates	Requires firmware updates from time to time
It is not voice-activated	It is voice-activated – Customize your noise detection preferences and receive instant notifications when your baby is in need. You can change the VOX settings to suit your needs.
Uses hackproof FHSS transmission	Uses hackproof FHSS transmission
2x and 4x zoom capabilities	1.5x and 2x zoom capabilities
Uses IPS display which is better than LCD or VGA display	Uses a lower-quality LCD display
Uses a 5-inch IPS screen	Uses a 5-inch LCD screen
It uses 4500mAh batteries that last longer which can last for 24 hours	2 models of Eufy, the eufy Security and Eufy Security Spaceview baby monitor use 5200 mAh capacity which can last up to 12 hours in normal display and up to 30 hours in eco-mode. Two other models eufy Security video baby monitor and eufy Security Spaceview S use a 2900 mAh battery capacity which lasts for 8 hours.
Allow you to Pan the lens to 270° and tilt it to 108°.	It allows you to pan the lens 330° to see corner-to-corner and tilt 110° to see floor-to-ceiling.

Both Vava and Eufy Spaceview baby monitors are expandable baby monitors that come with large 5-inch screens and utilize high-quality 720p resolution. However, Vava baby monitor uses IPS display technology while Eufy uses inferior LCD display technology.

Vava also has better zoom capabilities with 2x and 4x options compared to Eufy’s 1.5x and 2x options.

On the transmission range, Eufy Spaceview baby monitor’s transmission range is longer than VAVA’s transmission range by 100 ft. Eufy can transmit up to 1000 ft. compared to Vava’s 900 ft. range.

Considering battery life, cost, pan and tilt capabilities, transmission range, display, and screen sizes, it is evident that Eufy Spaceview gives you more value than VAVA baby monitor. However, If you are looking for a reliable non-wifi monitor with a superior IPS display, Vava baby monitor might be the best option for you.

More About VAVA Baby Monitor

Vava baby monitor is a non-wifi baby monitor and does not rely on wifi and neither does it have a smartphone app. Following our 2022 update, it is now at the top of the list of best non’-wifi baby monitors you can find in the market, thanks to a few features that make it stand out. This monitor has a large capacity storage battery with 4500 mAh which enables it to last for up to 24 hours.

Vava baby monitor weighs about 522 grams although the package itself weighs 1,066 grams. When you buy the Vava baby monitor, you’ll get the following in the package:

1. Baby Monitor & Camera (Model: VA-IH006)
2. Monitor Adapter with USB-C Charging Cable
3. Camera Adapter
4. Micro-USB Charging Cable
5. Quick Start Guide
6. User Guide

Similar to Eufy Spaceview S baby monitor and Infant Optics DXR 8, Vava baby monitor has an antenna at the back that improves reception and connectivity between the camera and the parent unit of the Vava baby monitor.

Only a few other baby monitors such as Eufy Spaceview S have such a high rating and we decided to do an in-depth review to assist anyone wondering how this monitor stacks up does when compared to other video baby monitors such as Infant Optics.

About VAVA Company

VAVA baby monitor is a brand that is part of Sunvalley Group, a Chinese electronics manufacturer with offices in San Jose, California, USA. It was founded on May 18th, 2007 and manufactures a range of devices including Bluetooth headphones, speakers and LED lamps.

While Vava is designed and retailed by Vava Company, Vava baby monitor is manufactured by a Chinese company called Shenzhen Express Technology Development Co., Ltd. It is also distributed in Europe by ZBT International Trading GmbH and in North America by SunvalleyTek International Inc.

The New York Times mentioned VAVA and Wyze as companies that heavily rely on Amazon to move significant volumes. According to the same New York Times piece, VAVA exceeded $300 M in sales in 2017 with 90% of those coming from Amazon.

The picture below shows some of the products by SunValley Group

Vava baby monitor sells for a price of Eufy Spaceview S and Infant Optics DXR 8 but with an Amazon coupon of $30, you can get it for about $140, a good discount for this incredible non-wifi baby monitor.

Features of VAVA baby monitor

• 480 ft to 900 ft operating range that you can rely on
• 8 levels of volume control that can be adjusted on the parent unit
• 8 levels of brightness control that can be adjusted on the screen/parent unit
• 90-degree rotatable antenna
• 4x zoom which is significantly better than most 2X zoom cameras
• 2-way talkback
• Auto-circulating view of the whole room
• Up to 4 cameras pair with 1 monitor
• Pan and tilt feature that can cover up to 270 degrees pan and 108 degrees tilt.
• Optional wide-angle lense
• Black and white automatic night vision

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Video Review

Why It’s In the Top 10 Best-Seller List (Pros)

Over 500 parents have reviewed this baby monitor on various retail sites and what you notice are stellar 5-star reviews that praise it for various reasons. Here are what stood out as we researched what’s great about Vava video baby monitor:

#1. High Definition IPS Display

Vava baby monitor displays in a large 5-inch screen that uses IPS monitor technology best suited for color-critical professional applications

Unlike several non-wifi baby monitors that use LCD display, Viva displays in high definition IPS monitor. In our reviews here at 10BabyGear, only Eufy Spaceview has a similar large LCD screen that displays 720p HD videos. Most of the other non-wifi monitors such as Anmeate, Campark baby monitor, UU Infant, and Hellobaby display in Video Graph Array (VGA), a technology developed by IBM in 1987 and with a resolution of 640 by 480 pixels.

Vava uses IPS display with IPS standing for an “In-plane switching” screen that has crystals aligned in parallel to ensure it produces rich colored colors. One of the major advantages of Vava’s IPS monitor is its outstanding accuracy and color consistency in all available viewing angles.

Below is an image of the Vava baby monitor displaying on its large IPS screen.

Unlike LCD display or Liquid Display Panels which embraces a thin layer of liquid crystals between layers and electrodes, IPS ensures uniform pixelation of images virtually eliminating color contrasts.

#2. Wider Field of View

Unlike other high-rated baby monitors such as Infant Optics which require an extra lens to cover a wider area, the Vava baby monitor can cover up to 270 degrees pan and up to 110 degrees tilt. This is very wide and considerably better than what you can find in the market for less than $200.

#3. Hack-Proof Technology

Vava baby monitor uses FHSS transmission technology that operates in the 2.4GHz frequency. The FHSS stands for Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum and it was invented in 1941 by Americans. During the Second World War, FHSS powered secret communication with the Allied Forces and it was not until the 1990s that the technology was used to power devices such as baby monitors. FHSS transmission assures 100% privacy as the signal hops from one sub-frequency to another from a selection of over 70 sub-frequencies that Vava baby monitor uses as it transmits audio and visual signals. You can rest assured that your baby is safe when using this baby monitor. Like all other hack-proof baby monitors we’ve reviewed, Vava baby monitor has limited interference and minimal jamming.

#4. Long Battery Life and Replacement

In our reviews, only a few other baby monitors such as Willcare surpass 20 hours of battery life. I was very impressed to learn that Vava actually lives up to the claim they’ve made in the marketing materials that its battery life can last for up to 24 hours on standby mode! Stand-by mode is when it only transmits sound. It uses a large-capacity storage battery with 4500mAh.

Some parents have seen it go for 15 to 18 hours on standby mode. That’s almost a full day of monitoring. A few parents actually commented that they’ve seen it do two days!

When asked about the Vava baby monitor replacement, the Vava support team had the following to say:

Considering the most baby monitor may die after a year because 1000 mAh can’t last more than one year, VAVA uses 4500 mAh, the longest battery life of baby monitor on the market and can last for up to 24hrs audio-only.

#5. Decent Warranty Period

In addition to the $30 coupon that you get if you purchase Vava baby monitor on Amazon, this baby monitor also has 12 months free warranty.

Compare Vava with other baby monitors such as VTech that offer as little as 3 months warranty and you get to appreciate that Vava is very confident in this baby monitor. With a warranty period of up to 12 months, you can get to replace your Vava baby monitor if your Vava baby monitor night vision stops working by contacting support@vava.com 

#6. Ease of Use and Variety of Features

Vava is among the easiest baby monitor you can find in the market and over half of the reviews we aggregated as we did our research pointed out how easy it was to use this baby monitor. The screen unit, which is among the largest, is very intuitive with icons showing several helpful shortcuts for features and functionalities such as temperature, night-vision mode, time, battery bar, alarm, mute feature, 2-way talk feature, zoom levels.

The alarm function allows you to set reminders in 2, 4, or 6 hours and I personally used it mostly when my baby was taking short afternoon naps. My baby usually sleeps from around 3 to 5 pm and If I have to leave the house I make sure that I set the 2-hour alarm so I am back before the little one wakes up. When it starts ringing, it beeps for 30 seconds and goes quiet for another minute if I don’t press any key. It does this three times and can start being annoying if you’re not a fan of alarms.

The fact that the screen is bigger than the screen of my iPhone makes it very easy for me and even my parents to use it when they’re visiting.

Vava Baby Monitor Cons

#1. Night vision:

Similar to most non-wifi baby monitors, the night vision mode can at times fail to switch from a low-light condition to a full-light condition, making it display only black and white images. The reason is that Vava baby monitor has a sensor that automatically turns on night vision mode. This feature is great but make sure you follow all night vision guidelines to ensure that it’s working correctly. Vava baby monitor has 12 high-intensity infrared LEDs, more than Infant Optics’ 8 infrared LEDs and it should work correctly if used well. It, however, has a shorter night vision range of 6.5 feet, less than Infant Optics 15 ft night vision range.

#2. Volume Not Loud Enough:

Some parents complained that the noise is not loud enough and one parent specifically mentioned that it fails to wake her up. Make sure you crank up the volume using the button on the parent unit.

If you placed within proximity with another device that uses 2.4Ghz frequency such as the router, it can lose connection easily due to interference.

#3. Too Bright Night Vision LED

The night vision green infrared LED light is visible to the baby and may make keep your baby up at night. Night vision cameras use infrared light to illuminate on your baby and most cameras are required to have the infrared to be invisible. Unfortunately, some cameras including Vava’s do not have a completely invisible infrared LED light

#4. Vava Baby Monitor Split Screen:

Vava baby monitor does not support split-screen viewings like Moonybaby video baby monitor and the recent Babysense monitor with split-screen viewing. Vava baby monitor, however, supports full-screen viewing but it scans multiple cameras automatically every 15 seconds. It supports up to 4 cameras that can be connected to the monitor/screen at the same time.

VAVA Baby Monitor with Split-screen is comparable to Babysense 5-inch Baby Monitor with split-screen viewing and ideal for monitoring twins. Both VAVA and Babysense are non-wifi video baby monitors with a 5-inch display and quality night vision. However, Babysense is cheaper than VAVa by close to $100 and is voice-activated, a feature that I really like as it lowers emf emission and lengthens the battery life.

#5. No VOX Mode

Despite being advertised as a voice-activated baby monitor, Vava does not have a VOX mode. The screen is not activated based on sound. The sound is always on. There is a light indicator if the baby cries but the screen doesn’t turn on.

If you are looking for a split-screen baby monitor, check out our list of 10 best split-screen baby monitors here.

Vava Baby Monitor Extra Camera and Charger

Vava baby monitor extra camera is available for sale on Amazon for $95.99. It is currently the 87th best-selling accessory on the Amazon category of baby monitors and has been rated 5/5. It weighs 1.25 pounds and it is powered by AC power.

This second VAVA baby monitor camera’s price is comparable to most additional cameras of top-rated non-wifi baby monitors such as Eufy Spaceview Baby monitor and Infant Optics DXR 8.

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VAVA baby monitor uses type C charger. You’ll get this charger when you purchase VAVA but in case you need a replacement for the VAVA adapter, you can get any type C charger like this one on Amazon.

Vava Baby Monitor Coupon

Following the release of the Vava baby monitor on Amazon, they offered a coupon that users could apply using this link. There was a $30 VAVA baby monitor coupon but is no longer available as of June 2021. We just checked again in January 2022 and it is still not available on Amazon.

Vava Baby Monitor User Guide

Vava Baby Monitor Parent Unit

Vava has a 5-inch LCD screen that displays in color during the day and turns to black and white mode at night. Below is a picture of the layout of the front and the back of the Vava baby monitor screen unit.

Vava Baby Monitor Camera and Extra Camera

Vava baby monitor comes with a camera that uses rechargeable batteries and can be plugged into AC power. While Vava baby monitor comes with one camera, you can buy an additional camera for about $96. This baby monitor supports up to 4 cameras.

Below is a pictorial representation of Vava baby monitor camera.

Video Intro of Vava Baby Monitor

Check out this short video introducing Vava (it’s less than 2-minutes long)

When Vava first hit the market, its main challengers were the existing Infant Optics DXR 8 and Eufy Spaceview. Let’s explore the differences between these devices, including the latest model of Infant Optics, the DXR 8 Pro.

Vava Baby Monitor Manual

You can download the Vava baby monitor manual (link to PDF document).

The manual has basic instructions including five basic steps you need to take to set up your Vava baby monitor or to mount your Vava baby monitor in your baby’s nursery. Below are the main processes you need to follow:

1. Power the screen unit of your Vava baby monitor by charging it fully using AC power. You can unplug it once it’s fully charged and you’ll notice its fully charged when the power indicator is turned off. Press the power button to power the screen and the camera units.
2. Power the camera using the micro-USB. Vava baby monitor camera is powered by AC and requires to be plugged in.
3. The third step requires you to pair both the camera and the parent unit by pressing the pair button at the bottom of your camera.
4. Following the recommendations of FCC, place the Vava camera 1.5-2m / 4.9-6.6ft away from your baby.
5. Mount your camera on the wall using screws which you can obtain from your local Home Depot store. The screws are not included.

Vava Split-screen Baby Monitor

FAQs on Vava Baby Monitor

Last update on 2023-11-07 / Affiliate links / Images from Amazon Product Advertising API