Philips Avent Baby Monitor+

Name: Philips Avent Baby Monitor+
Rating: 4.8 (1040 reviews)
Author: Philips

By: Philips

An eye on your baby, anywhere

Features & Capabilities

Monitor and reassure from anywhere with the Philips Avent Baby Monitor+ app. It pairs with Philips Avent Premium Connected Baby Monitor (SCD971/SCD973), Connected Baby Monitor (SCD921/SCD923/SCD951/SCD953), uGrow Smart Baby Monitor (SCD860/SCD870), and Connected Baby Camera (SCD641/SCD643), providing a secure, instant connection to your baby's room whether you’re at home or away. Use it with the Parent Unit or on its own to stay connected.

Enjoy crystal-clear HD video, secure guest access, and a private connection with Secure Connect System. Check room temperature, set the ambient nightlight, and use true talkback to speak with or soothe your baby. Enhance soothing with white noise, lullabies, and your own recordings. Premium features add SenseIQ sleep status, Cry Translation powered by Zoundream, and a sleep dashboard with an automated sleep diary. Philips continuously updates encryption to protect your family’s privacy, and support is available at www.philips.com/support.

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By:

Philips

Rating:

4.80

(1,040) 16 new ratings

Version:

1.9.0 Last updated: 2026-05-29

Version code:

886012606

Creation date:

2022-11-17

Compatible devices:

Size:

213.93MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-04

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 57,587 ▼ 216

Other rankings

#89 in monitor keyword 55 ▲

Other platforms

Philips Avent Baby Monitor+ (v1.8.0)

261,659 4.56

(5,573)

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Developed by:

Philips

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/philips-avent-baby-monitor/id1544760744

Website:

https://www.philips.com/mybabymonitor923

User Reviews

The Philips Avent app is praised for its strong video quality, easy setup, guest access, cry translation, and sleep data features. However, reliable operation is repeatedly hampered by connectivity drops, notification overload, and general app instability. Privacy and access controls for guests are lacking, and there is no cloud video playback/history, with some data accuracy issues. Overall, a feature-rich companion that works best when the system is stable.

Pros

High-quality video image and useful zoom, with real-time breathing/pattern alerts when the system is functioning
Easy setup and strong remote viewing with guest/admin access for multiple users
Cry translation feature is helpful for monitoring and understanding baby sounds
Sleep data/dashboard adds value via data-driven insights when data is accurate
Feature-rich app that complements the monitor (video, alerts, data)

Cons

Frequent connectivity issues: base unit drops connection and video feed is often lost
Excessive notifications with no snooze option leading to notification fatigue
App instability: crashes, freezes, and slow loading after use or updates
Privacy concerns and lack of granular guest controls: guests often have microphone access; admin invite issues
No cloud video playback/history and occasional data inaccuracies (e.g., sleep data, timestamps)

Recent reviews

The base of my unit is no longer useable. Can you advise how I might replace it ? I still use the camera using my iPhone to monitor my daughter who is on life support. Please advise. This is your camera that took this picture.

by dr*****, 2026-06-11

The newest update added background noise, which is fine, but it broke other features that were much more useful. 1. While using my phone as a monitor, the screen now turns off after my prescribed amount of automatic lock time. Why would I want that? Similar to how I’d want a YouTube video to turn off after a minute… 2. The muted noise bars that were on the PiP mode are now gone. Why? 3. If I have the app on mute and I moved back to it on the previous version it would keep playing my podcast, now the app defaults back to un-muted and my podcast pauses. What was the thought process in making these changes?