The Best Wi-Fi Baby Monitors-1

Long gone are the days of scratchy audio baby monitors that would become staticky the moment they came within five feet of another electrical appliance. Like everything else in this digital age that has become 2.0, baby monitors have upgraded.
The most recent crop to enter the fray are monitors that use Wi-Fi and 3G/4G networks and smartphones to safely and securely transmit data, letting you easily check in on your napping baby while texting at home or out at the grocery store.
Although the security of these monitors has been questioned because of the ability to publicly access the mobile video stream, the options below offer high-security, password-protected mobile streams to ensure your privacy. It's highly unlikely that potential intruders are tapping into your baby monitor, but nice to have the extra layer of security. And, of course, the most secure connection is the one over your home's secured Wi-Fi network.
Here are our picks for the best Wi-Fi baby monitors on the market.

iBaby Monitor - M3s

iBaby currently works with iOS devices and provides parents with instant video and audio monitoring of their baby from wherever they are. As long as you're connected to the Internet, either via a Wi-Fi or 3G/4G network, and have the complementary iBaby Monitor app installed, you can pan and tilt the monitor to get a better view, and use the built-in audio feature to speak to your baby and offer gentle shushes if she starts to rouse. There is even a motion and sound detector that will alert you, based on the level of sensitivity you've selected.

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