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Belkin Presents WeMo Child, The Smart phone Child Monitor

Powered by Evoz, WeMo Child allows you pay attention to baby from anywhere on your own device

Belkin today released WeMo Child, a system that changes any iOS phone or product into a electronic baby observe. Operated by Evoz's baby tracking assistance, WeMo Child performs over 3G/4G or Wi-Fi® to easily flow high-quality sound from your child's room to your cell phone no matter your location and without having to carry an extra device.
"Unlike conventional baby watches, WeMo Child gives you obvious electronic sound without range boundaries, significance you can check on baby from places other watches may not reach, like the back garden or even away from house," said Jamie Elgie, mature home of product management for Belkin. "And because it performs using your own system, you don't have to worry about holding around an extra heavy device, which liberates up hands and space to make you more effective while baby is getting to sleep."

WeMo Child is a smooth, small system that combinations easily into your child's baby's room and sets up with convenience. Simply link in WeMo Child, obtain the no cost WeMo Child app, and get connected to your current wi-fi system. WeMo Child also performs with several cell phone gadgets, enabling mom, dad and the nanny to pay attention in at the same time.

The no cost WeMo Child app operated by Evoz gives you endless access to your child's position with obvious electronic sound. The app also features an optionally available update assistance from Evoz that provides innovative tracking, cry announcements via written text or email, cry history information, and research of child's weeping and sleep styles. The top quality assistance update needs an extra fee.

WeMo Child is the newest addition to Belkin's WeMo line, a family of simple, user-friendly products that use your smartphone and Wi-Fi system to control your house from anywhere.

WeMo Baby (F8J007) - $89.99


  • Turns your iOS device into a digital baby monitor. No need to carry a second device
  • Works with any Wi-Fi router and any Apple iPod touch, iPhone, iPad - iOS v5 or higher
  • Operates over Wi-Fi and mobile internet, at home and away
  • Crystal-clear secure digital sound with no interference
  • Visual and audio indicators
  • Access from up to six devices simultaneously for remote listening
  • Free WeMo Baby app
  • 1-year limited warranty

Availability

WeMo Baby will be available at Walmart and the Apple Store, as well as online at Amazon, Best Buy.com and Belkin.com starting in early November. The WeMo Baby App is available for download on the App Store. Evoz premium service app upgrade available for $9.99/month or $59.99/year.
Source : Belkin
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