Motorola makes a variety of well-reviewed baby monitors. I've owned several systems by Motorola, and they have performed reliably. When purchasing a monitor system you need initially to decide whether you simply want a home-based monitor for when you and your child are both at home, or if you want a system that works over the internet and thus can be used with your phone remotely. Phone based systems are often more convenient for home use as well, since you're probably in ther practice of keeping your phone with you even at home, removing the need to carry around a separate video monitor.Motorola makes two types of video monitors. One type connects to a handheld unit via 2.4Ghz radio and is not wifi enabled. it's a basic unit with fairly long range for use only when both you and your baby are at home. The other type connects both to a handheld screen AND, via wifi to your phone allowing you to monitor your baby both when you're at home, and via the app, when you're away from home.This is not a wifi model. It connects only via 2.4Ghz radio to a handheld receiver screen. It DOES, however, include two cameras so you can watch two children in two separate locations with your handheld screen. The screen works with one camera at a time, or with both camera feeds displayed on a split screen. Handling of the two views can be frustrating to keep baby or child in view at times....OK, a few noteworthy features. This is a very basic, non-internet enabled monitor system from Motorola. Its unique selling point is that it comes with two cameras. But the video screen is low resolution and small. OK, other details:1) Zoom, pan and tilt are digital (manual tilt of camera is possible on setup--the connecting stalk can be tilted).2) Camera is capable of 1080p resolution, I believe, but screen can't handle that full resolution and so higher resolution from camera is meaningless.3) Monitor battery life under three hours...4) 4.3-inch lcd screen in monitor is clear with good color and visibility. Better systems have 5-inch monitors and some have 1080p resolution but this screen is capable only of displaying 480x2725) Typical additional abiilities include: night view, 2-way intercom, room-temp monitoring, lullabies.6) Camera mounts for wall included.The only reason to get this system is if you're looking for the cheapest video monitor option from Motorola with two monitors. Otherwise, you would be well-advised to get an intenet-capable system from Motorola like the VM65 which improves upon this system in many ways while only costing $70 more.