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Fisher-Price Sproutling
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Engadget Review
Sproutling isn’t really a baby monitor. It’s a solid sound machine paired with a terrible sleep tracker and buggy app. Almost nothing works as it’s supposed to and there are countless questionable design decisions. And beware if your child has sensitive skin -- the wearable will not sit well with them. Even if it weren’t so deeply flawed, the $250 asking price would be absurd for something that can’t replace a traditional baby monitor.
The only thing it reliably did was cause eczema breakouts.
Terrence O'BrienApril 10, 2018
Pros
- Excellent selection of sounds and songs
Cons
- Notifications are unreliable and confusing
- Urgent roll-over alerts indistinguishable from other messages
- May irritate sensitive skin
- Basic “baby monitor” features are missing
Fisher-Price
Sproutling
Engadget
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Key Specs
TYPE
Wearable / clip-on
TRACKING METRICS
Sleep
MEDIA PLAYBACK CONTROLS
Yes
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