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Owlet Dream Sock® - FDA-Cleared Smart Baby Monitor - Track Live Pulse (Heart) Rate, Oxygen in Infants - Receive Notifications - Dusty Rose

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Style: Dream Sock Dusty Rose


Features

  • Peace of Mind: Dream Sock provides caregivers with a deeper understanding of their infants safety and well-being through real-time health readings and timely notifications when their baby needs their attention
  • FDA-Cleared: Dream Sock is the first-of-its-kind FDA-Cleared smart baby monitor and is intended for use with healthy infants between 1-18 months, 6-30 lbs.
  • Track Live Pulse Rate & Oxygen: View and track your babys pulse rate, oxygen, wakings, and sleep trends from anywhere and in real-time via the Owlet Dream App.
  • Know When Youre Needed: If your infants health readings fall outside the preset ranges, youll be notified in real-time through lights and sounds on the included Base Station as well as in-app notifications.

Brand: Owlet


Color: Dusty Rose


Measuring Range: Oxygen 70 to 100 mmHg, Pulse Rate 40 to 250 beats per minute


Number of Batteries: Unknown batteries required. (included)


Model Name: Dream Sock Dusty Rose


Number of Batteries: Unknown batteries required. (included)


Are batteries included?: Yes


Battery Life: 12 months


Measuring Range: Oxygen 70 to 100 mmHg, Pulse Rate 40 to 250 beats per minute


Item Dimensions L x W x H: 5.5"L x 3.25"W x 7.5"H


Color: Dusty Rose


Manufacturer: Owlet


UPC: 850028962442


Global Trade Identification Number: 42


Brand Name: Owlet


Model Name: Dream Sock Dusty Rose


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    • Brought peace of mind
Style: Dream Sock Deep Sea Green
So happy I purchased this. I was uncertain at first because I keep reading that it throws several false alarms. So far we haven't had any and it's allowed me to get what little sleep I can. I clean the sensors every couple nights with an alcohol pad to insure good connection and reads. My only complaint is I wish the app would allow us to set our own alarm parameters, the presets are a little too low for my liking and I feel like we should be alerted before levels reach dire. Due to that I've chosen to pair it with a secondary device that monitors breathing motion and body temp. The battery life is OK. 13 hours seems like a lot but when it takes 3 or 4 for baby to stay down and you want that nap after morning feed, you may be down to only an hour or so. The app is easy to use and easy to read. I appreciate that it comes with a sized up sock and not used as a means of second purchase. The only downfall I've come across is its reliance on internet, so if your connection is spotty or weak it may not be the best product for you. *** PLEASE be smart and follow safe sleep guidelines even with this device. It's helps with the newborn anxiety but is in no way a preventative measure and should not be leaned on as such. Do not allow yourself to fall into the "well the alarm will go off if baby gets the blanket over their face" mindset. This device and safe sleep standards are to be used in unison with each other and one is not to be negated because of the other. *** ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2024 by NW
    • Makes a loud beeping sound
Style: Dream Sock Bedtime Blue
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It’s kinda pricey but I gave it a shot if it’s worth buying. I would say has been very helpful for us. It’s pretty accurate when it start detecting anomaly from your baby. It makes a loud beeping sound to alert you something is wrong with your baby. Battery life last for a long while. Easy to use and works great so far. Make sure the base for the owlet is nearby to avoid any interference. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2024 by Sleeper Sleeper
    • Gave us a peace of mind!
Style: Dream Sock Mint
LOVE this sock. I will be using it for all of my children. It is very accurate in giving my baby’s heart rate and oxygen level. The light from the sock is not too bright where it would wake your baby up or light up the room. It has 2 different socks >12lbs and <12lbs and an adjustable strap so it fits pretty well. It functions great although there was a couple times where it gave us a scare alerting us that her oxygen rate was low. (It wasn’t, she’d managed to kick her sock off). This sock connects to your phone too so you can monitor your baby without constantly risking waking him/her up and checking their breathing. I’d recommend this to any mom with a newborn. It gave us a little bit of a relief from SIDS scare. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2024 by Quisha D.
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Style: Dream Sock Mint
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As first-time parents, we purchased the Owlet for peace of mind. However, we've run into so many issues with its basic functionality that I have zero confidence it would actually alert us to a problem if our son stopped breathing. The problems began immediately during initial setup: no matter how many times I tried, my iPhone could not successfully complete the base station WiFi setup process. It kept failing without providing any kind of useful error message to explain why. The troubleshooting steps on Owlet's website are useless. Fortunately, it eventually worked using my wife's iPhone. Over the past 3 months, we've put the Owlet on our son every night. Despite following the directions and correctly placing it on his foot, it has alerted and woken us up dozens of times for failing to collect readings. Most of the time, our son is just wiggling a normal amount for an infant. Rocking him to sleep also sets it off. If either of us forgets to take the Owlet off before taking him out of the bedroom, it also alerts because the signal between the sock and the base station can't even penetrate through one wall. If you take the sock more than ~15 feet from the base station, the alarm goes off. My wife and I have each woken each other up forgetting to take the Owlet off before taking our son out of the room for a night feeding. This is an unreasonably short range for a wireless device in the year 2024. What I've described above is the Owlet's functionality that works *best*. The iPhone app almost never works. Even when he's wearing the sock and the base station is glowing green, the app 90% of the time says that either the base station is not connected to the WiFi, or there is no sleep session going on. Want to know when your kid is in light sleep so you can wake them for a feed? Forget about it. Another time, the app showed that our son's O2 level was as low as 80% during the previous night's sleep session, which, if accurate, is a life-threatening emergency. The Owlet was silent. Our son is fine and I'm skeptical that the reading was correct, but if the Owlet thought his O2 was that low, the alarm should have been blaring, and we should have been calling an ambulance. To summarize: the Owlet will alert you when there is no problem, and it will stay silent when there could be a life-threatening emergency. The app fails more often than it works. Spend your $300 on something else. I wish we had. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2024 by David David
    • Peace of mind is priceless!
Style: Dream Sock Mint
I have been using the Owlet sock for almost 3 months now. We have only had a “false” alert one time and thankfully, it was when it was on charge. This is definitely worth the money! As someone who has really bad anxiety, this gives me the ability to breathe and feel more secure. He wears the sock every night and doesn’t have any irritation. I love this and would purchase again! The only “con” that I have discovered is that sometimes, it disconnects from the internet but that’s an easy fix! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2024 by Seneca Carter
    • Excellent monitoring with some downsides
Style: Dream Sock Mint
Originally I bought it to monitor my baby sleep , but due to some circumstances we used it 24/7 the first month. Good monitoring during sleep period, but when she is awake the monitor doesn’t handle well that she is moving her feet. Pros: - good battery life, around 12 hours in full charge. - monitor works without need to be in the same WiFi from home, that gives calm if I need to be out. - the on the road feature, probably won’t show the exact heart / o2 rate, but alert if she is in lower hear / o2 rate. Cons: - expensive, not for everyone pocket. - if baby feet’s are cold , takes a while to give proper readings. - the alerts are not customizable to specif O2 ratios. That will be nice to a better monitoring Well. - hard to clean, socket and monitor are not the easiest to do a quick clean when need it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2024 by Erick VILLALOBOS

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