Name: iFamily 7" Large Split Baby Monitor with 2 HD Cameras and Audio, 1080P HD Video Baby Monitor No WiFi,Hack Proof
Brand: iFamily
SKU: B0D6JY4NXG
Price: 109.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4 (9996 reviews)

Our Verdict

kokit kokit 7" Wins

kokit 7" 1080P Full HD Video Baby Monitor No WiFi,100 Hrs 5000mAh Battery Runs 4 Days,4X Zoom,Remote 355° Pan-Tilt,2-Way Talk with Temp Alert/Lullabies/VOX - Smart Baby Monitors

Its 100-hour parent unit battery life for local monitoring is superior. Choose iFamily for monitoring two rooms simultaneously with its two 1080p HD cameras and split-screen feature.

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Bottom Line: kokit kokit 7" is the better choice. Its 100-hour parent unit battery life for local monitoring is superior.

Who Should Buy Which?

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Buy iFamily if...

iFamily 7" Large Split

If you're a parent needing to monitor two children or different areas simultaneously, the iFamily is your ideal choice. Its two 1080p HD pan-tilt-zoom cameras and 7-inch split-screen display allow you to keep an eye on a nursery and a playroom at once. Prioritizing hack-proof security, its local RF connection ensures privacy. With sound and temperature sensors, plus lullabies, it’s perfect for comprehensive, multi-room local monitoring without WiFi access, all at an accessible price point.

Buy kokit if...

kokit 7" 1080P Full

The kokit monitor is perfect for parents who prioritize exceptional parent unit battery life and robust single-room monitoring. With an impressive 100-hour battery, you can carry the monitor throughout your home or yard for days without recharging. Ideal for those who value secure, private local monitoring (no WiFi), 1080P clear video with night vision, and remote pan-tilt-zoom for comprehensive coverage of one area. Its temperature alerts and lullabies add comfort, making it a reliable choice for peace of mind.

Spec Comparison

11 specs compared

Specification	iFamily 7" Large Split	kokit 7" 1080P Full
Price	$110	$120
Rating	4.4(10.0k)	4.6(118)
Connection	Local (RF)	Local (RF)
Sensor Suite	sound, temperature	—
Range Ft	150	—
Model Number	70A-2	—
Cry Detection	Yes	Yes
Pan Tilt Zoom	Yes	Yes
Two Way Audio	Yes	Yes
Temperature Sensor	Yes	Yes
Video Resolution P	1080	1080
Subscription Required	No	No
Night Vision	—	Yes

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Pros & Cons

Quick overview of strengths and weaknesses

iFamily 7" Large

Pros

7-inch 1080p display provides clear video feed.
Includes two 1080p remote pan-tilt-zoom cameras.
Split screen monitors two rooms simultaneously.
Secure 2.4GHz connection; no WiFi, hack-proof.

Cons

No smartphone app for off-site monitoring.
Indoor range limited to 150 feet.
Not accessible via internet or mobile device.

kokit 7" 1080P

Pros

Large 7-inch 1080P screen for clear visibility
Secure, private FHSS connection; no WiFi needed
Parent unit provides 100-hour battery life
Remote 3550 pan-tilt, 4X zoom, and night vision

Cons

Camera unit requires constant power supply
No remote access beyond local range

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about this comparison

Which is better for monitoring multiple children or rooms?

iFamily iFamily 7" is better as it includes two 1080p HD cameras and supports split-screen viewing, allowing you to monitor two rooms simultaneously from one parent unit.

What's the main difference in connection type?

Both monitors use a local, secure RF connection (2.4GHz for iFamily, FHSS for kokit) and are hack-proof. Neither requires WiFi nor offers internet-based remote access for security.

Which monitor has a longer-lasting battery for the parent unit?

The kokit kokit 7" offers a significantly longer battery life for its parent unit, boasting up to 100 hours of use on a single charge. The iFamily's parent unit battery life isn't specified.

Do either of these monitors require a subscription?

No, neither the iFamily iFamily 7" nor the kokit kokit 7" requires a subscription for any of their features or services, offering a one-time purchase solution.

Which has better sensor capabilities?

Both include a temperature sensor and cry detection. iFamily explicitly lists sound detection. Both offer two-way audio and lullabies for comprehensive monitoring features.