Motorola
Motorola VM75 5" Video Baby Monitor (Size 1 Camera)
The Motorola VM75 is a non-WiFi video baby monitor featuring a 5-inch color display, remote pan/tilt/zoom, and infrared night vision for viewing your baby day or night. It includes two-way talk, room temperature monitoring, lullabies, and a secure 2.4GHz FHSS connection. While the large screen and high audio sensitivity allow you to hear every noise, users note that image quality is mediocre at distance and the parent unit's battery life is short, often requiring it to be plugged in.
- Gender
- unisex
- Category
- Baby & Toddler > Baby Safety > Baby Monitors
- GTIN
810036770859- MPN
MOTOROLANURSERY-810036770859-GENTLYUSED
Specifications
5.0" video baby monitor with secure private connection, room temperature monitoring, two-way talk, and lullabies.
Secure private connection, no Wi-Fi or app needed, 2.4GHz FHSS, 5.0" color display, remote pan/tilt/zoom, digital zoom 2x, two-way talk, room temperature monitoring, lullabies.
- Gender
- unisex
- Age Group
- infant
- Condition
- used
- Category
- Baby & Toddler > Baby Safety > Baby Monitors
Additional Attributes
- Secure Private Connection
- Room Temperature Monitoring
- Two Way Talk
- No Wi-Fi or App needed
- Direct secure connection
- 2.4GHz FHSS
- Privacy guaranteed
- Large 5.0" Color Display
- Pan, tilt and zoom
- Digital Zoom 2x
- Lullabies
Image Analysis
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A white baby monitor system showing a handheld 5 in LCD display with control buttons and an external camera with a glossy black face on a white circular base; the display shows a baby in a crib.
OCR: 5 in LCD Screen. motorolababy monitor handheld display5 inch LCD screen indicator graphicwhite plastic monitor housingmonitor antennamulti color LED status lightsrectangular screen bezeldirectional control padOK buttonmicrophone buttonpower buttonspeaker grille on monitorwhite camera unitglossy black camera facecamera lensblue camera status lightcamera speaker/microphone holescamera circular basecradle mount for camerababy in crib on display imagecrib slats visible in displayhanging plush mobile in display
Brand PDP Lookup
- Brand
- Motorola Nursery
Motorola Nursery | VM 75 5" Video baby monitor
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Documents & Data
Customer Reviews
1 reviews · out of 5
Great product
I was impressed with the shipping and the item I got looked brand new. Great product and I’ll be ordering again.
Reddit Insights
4 threads · r/motorola, r/daddit, r/BabyBumpsCanada, r/predadditThe Motorola VM75 is a budget-friendly monitor with great audio sensitivity and a large screen, but suffers from poor image quality, loud static/ambient sounds, short battery life, and reliability issues over time.
Some users appreciate the low price and audio clarity, but many report frustrations with video quality, static noise, screen failures, and short battery life, leading to a slightly negative overall sentiment.
Themes
Use Cases
- Monitoring baby in nursery from another room (parent unit)
- Budget-friendly no-WiFi monitor option
Watch Out For
Community Q&A
- Can you turn off the loud static sound on the camera?
- No, the static or white noise from the camera is constant and cannot be disabled, making it hard to hear the baby over it.
- How long does the parent unit battery last?
- Battery life is short, often draining quickly even when plugged in, and some units lose charge overnight despite being connected to power.
Compared To
vs VTech VM819
Some users prefer the VTech VM819 over Motorola for low EMF concerns, but others consider Motorola a cheaper alternative.
Source Threads
Initial satisfaction turns to annoyance due to loud camera static
I recently bought a baby monitor VM75. At first it was OK for the price, but after 3 days of use I found I could not stand the loud static sound coming from the camera. Baby noises are less loud than the constant static sound. Also battery life is short, I have to keep it connected to power.
u/carlitacosmicar/motorolaView thread →
Long-term reliability issues and poor battery life warning
Don't buy a Motorola baby monitor. We've had ours for about a year and a half. The screen is starting to glitch and the battery lasts about 10 minutes off the charger. We've had to replace the charger twice. The monitor often loses connection even when we're in the next room. For the price point it's fine if you're okay replacing it after a year, but I wish we had invested in something more durable.
u/ddizzymiker/dadditView thread →
Poor image quality but decent audio for close-range use
I have the Motorola VM75. It's okay but the camera quality is really not great for longer distances. We have the camera about 3 feet from the crib and I can barely make out facial features on the 5 inch screen. The sound sensitivity is high though, you can hear every little noise. It picks up the white noise machine more than the baby sometimes.
u/valkyriemissiler/BabyBumpsCanadaView thread →
Adequate budget choice but with frequent signal drops
I got the VM75 as a cheap non-wifi option. It works but we do get random signal drops. The pan tilt is jerky and the night vision is mediocre. For the price it's alright but I wouldn't recommend it as a primary monitor if you can spend more. We paired it with a VTech audio monitor as backup because we don't fully trust it.
u/electric_penguinr/predadditView thread →