I absolutely LOVE the owlet sock. I brought my baby home from the Nicu after she suffered from a pneumothorax and this sock gave me so much peace of mind at night. I don’t think I would’ve been able to sleep without it. Absolutely one of our most used items.
If you can afford it, I would recommend the owlet. I paired it with my home assistant so it would notify me when my baby's SPO2 dropped or if her temperature was too high. The Canadian version doesn't give us detailed notifications, unfortunately, but the prompt to check was good enough for a while. Fortunately the sock does still track the specifics, so it was something we could look at through our home assistant.
The dream sock helped relieve my anxiety. We had some connection issues in the beginning but once we figured it out the sock has been working like expected. Wish there was a monitor so I don’t have to keep unlocking my phone all night.
The owlet sock has worked great for us so far. It provides great peace of mind during the night with my daughter. Unfortunately the app can be frustrating and has difficulty loading a picture with the camera portion. The features in the app are helpful and nice like being able to minimize the monitor screen, but most of the time I have to close out the app a few times for it to finally load a picture.
It gave me peace of mind. My baby was turning red and silently having episodes of apnea from reflux. Doctors shrugged their shoulders but this allowed me to sleep with at least some semblance of reassurance that in the event of a life threatening event I would be woken. I would prefer if you could alter the alarm threshold because 80 o2 is pretty low, and I’d also prefer if the sock itself had a built in alarm to bypass any delay in the Bluetooth connection with the base station. Anyways, I tested it against my Marino rad g and the o2 and hr are very accurate.