Hubble Nursery Pal Glow+ 5" Video Baby Monitor vs Infant Optics DXR-8

Only the Nursery Pal Glow+ (NP560) uses Wi-Fi and an app. The Nursery Pal Glow+ (NP560) has a 5 in screen; the DXR-8 has 3.5 in.

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Hubble Connected Nursery Pal Glow+ (NP560)Infant Optics DXR-8
TypeVideo monitor with parent screenVideo monitor with parent screen
Cameras included1Not listed
Max cameras44
Parent screen5 inBiggest screen3.5 in
Uses Wi-FiYesNo
Phone appYesNo
Parent unit battery4 hours, per the makerNot listed
Night visionYesYes
Two-way talkNot listedYes
Pan, tilt, zoomparent unit pan and tilt buttons, 1x-2x zoomremote pan, tilt and digital zoom; interchangeable lens
Room temperatureYesYes
Sound alertsYesNot listed
Powerplug-in camera (5V adapter); parent unit rechargeable, built-in batteryrechargeable parent unit; camera plug-in
Cord placementNever place the Baby Unit or cords within the crib; keep the cord more than 3 ft (1 m) away from children; do not place the Baby Unit within baby's reachNot listed
Maker's use notesManual: not a substitute for responsible adult supervision; never use extension cords with the adaptersNot listed

Hubble Nursery Pal Glow+ 5" Video Baby Monitor

5 inch handheld parent unit with a camera that has infrared night vision, a temperature reading and a pan/tilt/zoom view. Can also be viewed remotely in the Hubble app.

  • Parent unit plus app viewing
  • Pan, tilt and zoom from the parent unit
  • Temperature readout on screen
  • Parent unit battery lasts only about 4 hours

Infant Optics DXR-8

Original-generation Infant Optics 3.5 inch non-Wi-Fi monitor with a pan/tilt camera and changeable lens. Older and smaller than the DXR-8 PRO.

  • No Wi-Fi needed
  • Interchangeable lens
  • Small 3.5 inch screen
Ask the meadow

Nursery Pal Glow+ (NP560) or DXR-8?

Answers come from each maker's published specs. Safety and health questions link to the agency or medical source.

Which one needs Wi-Fi?

The Nursery Pal Glow+ (NP560) uses Wi-Fi and an app. The DXR-8 connects straight to its parent unit.

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