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Whether you allow others one-time or occasional access to enjoy a special moment or you establish a schedule during which a regular caregiver can view and listen through the monitor, the process of controlling access is equally easy. Now, what if your baby or toddler just did something super cute when no one else had access? No worries, you can share video clips or stills right over the web.
Instead, baby monitors offer more options for letting you know when something might be wrong at that moment. Temperature and humidity measurements are common among high-end monitors, along with alerts and notifications for when movement or a lack of movement is detected. The Baby Delight 5" Video, Movement and Positioning Monitor, for example, includes a pendant sensor that monitors your infant's movement and breathing patterns, letting you know if it gets too quiet or still.
You might prefer one that has lights as well as sound. All the audio monitors we rated had this feature. The Philips Avent DECT SCD510, which sells for about $120, has a series of small LED lights on the parent monitor. The louder the sound in your baby's room, the more lights go on, so you'll notice his crying even with the unit set on mute. Audio monitors are generally less expensive than audio/video models.
The DM111 is a basic bare-bones sound option that does exactly what a sound product should do. It relays the sounds from your baby's room to the parent device with no muss no fuss and good sound quality. With a simple plug and play design, it is hard to mess up making it a great choice for parents who aren't technology savvy or for grandma who might find more complicated products frustrating. This product is the cheapest option in any of our reviews for monitoring products, but you won't be sacrificing sound quality or usefulness for the price.
You can get the same system, with a traditional monitor screen that's slightly smaller at 4.3 inches, for cheaper. If you're interested in having two zoom cameras or an app that lets you see your baby while away, Project Nursery offers those configurations as well. You can also record video and take photos with it as well (requires an SD card sold separately).
Like most Wi-Fi–enabled monitors, the Arlo Baby offers several capabilities you won't get with a simpler RF video monitor like our pick. You can access the camera remotely via your smartphone (or computer), you don't need to worry about finding and charging a dedicated monitor, the video quality is far superior, and you can even store video online if you want. The Arlo is part of a robust, reliable security camera network, with more consistent app support and customer service than its Wi-Fi monitor peers. If you already use and love Arlo products, this could be a logical addition to your home-monitoring setup. Yet when you get down to actually using the product in the usual circumstances—at night, in the background, mostly on audio, with the occasional video check-in—you're not really thinking about all of those features. That's because you're too busy trying to reestablish the connection and remain logged in! At times, relying on the Arlo means accepting a level of inconvenience our relatively simple RF video pick never puts you through.
Most people don't have unlimited data plans for their smart phone, and are surprised to see very high data usage after just a few hours of streaming their wifi baby monitor. With HD video, you can go through a couple gigabytes of data in just a few hours, so keep that in mind. If your phone is connected to wifi that won't matter, but if you're using 3G or 4G LTE cellular service, you will definitely have slow video and tons of data usage.
Bottom Line Fun Wi-Fi option with lots of features that is easy to use and has true to life images we love Really cool camera with lots of uses and great video for simple baby monitoring Budget friendly Wi-Fi camera with nice images, but potential delay of varying length Our favorite dedicated monitor with impressive range that is very easy to use A budget friendly dedicated monitor that gets the job done well without all the fluff
Portable Base Unit with Good Range: Babies go to bed earlier than parents, and they also nap during the day. Unless you want to spend your time sitting next to the baby monitor base unit watching the video stream, you're going to want a unit that has far range and good battery life. This will let you take the unit and, say, take out the trash or let the dog out, while still being able to see your baby. Better yet, many of our best-rated baby monitors are completely wireless and operate by running iPhone or Android apps on your smartphone to wirelessly view the digital color video stream wherever you are. In this way, you're no longer buying a camera and monitor, you're only buying the same cameras that modern security cameras use. This gives you a more universal baby monitor and makes portable wifi baby monitoring more convenient than ever, and we're definitely in support of this new trend. Want to keep an eye on your child while you're on date night? No problem, but only with one of these modern systems.
Intuitive and User-Friendly Menu and Features: What good are 25 fancy features if you can't figure out how to navigate the menu and customize settings or change options? All of the best baby monitors reviewed above have great utility, with high video quality and a nice feature set, but some of them have relatively high usability, which comes in handy when you don't want to spend too much time shuffling through menus to change one silly setting.
A standard video baby monitor is the first step up from audio-only baby monitors. They all come with two parts: the parent unit, consisting of a portable display screen, and the baby unit, which includes the camera and its stand. If you just want the basics or have an unreliable internet connect, a standard video monitor will help you watch over your baby without the price tag of more feature-heavy WiFi monitors.
The Withings Home app is what makes this device stand out among its best competition and our former pick: the Dropcam Pro (and its successor, the Nest Cam) and its Nest Home app. Both apps have premium ($7-$10 per month) optional cloud recording functionality (think DVR). Unlike the Nest Home app, the Withings Home app gives you a taste of the past for free. It stores two-days of snapshots (think animated gifs) of events that triggered a notifications. It also gives you a 24-hour snapshot of everything from the camera whenever you want. The Nest Cam won't give a hint of the past without paying a monthly fee.
The Samsung SEW-3043W BrightView HD's primary advantages over our pick are a larger, crisper display and a sleeker-looking package overall. But it is not our pick because its main disadvantage—a slow and unresponsive touchscreen—is such an annoying flaw that we're sure you'd prefer our pick's reliable tactile controls. The Samsung also falls short of our pick on battery life and because of other long-term battery and charging issues. On many other measures, the two monitors came out more or less even.
But these nursery essentials can be as fussy as the babies they keep tabs on. And like virtually every other household appliance, they are growing increasingly more capable and complex. In addition to conventional video baby monitors that use a camera and a handheld LCD display, often called a "parent unit," there are now also Wi-Fi-enabled systems that connect to your home network and use your smartphone as both the display and the controller, much like DIY home security cameras. These latter models offer high-defition video, intelligent alerts, and the ability to check on your child from anywhere you have an internet connection.
Despite ranking among Amazon's top-selling baby monitors, the Motorola MBP36S and MBP33S, which are listed on the same page, have as many negative reviews as positive ones. Many reviewers complain about poor battery life and deficient quality and durability. BabyGearLab also gave these monitors a low rating, citing the "disappointing images and sound on a hard to use parental unit."
Searching for a big-screen video baby monitor that will stay put in one place, like on your bedside table, in the kitchen, or living room? And won't break the bank? Then this is the one for you. It has a sleek and truly large 7" display, that looks like a digital picture frame, and is about the size of an iPad Mini. We found the video to have a great quality signal, the monitor to be high resolution for good visibility, and the night vision to work reasonably well (it's grayscale, not greens, but still sufficient to watch baby sleep or check status). It was also really easy to setup, simply plug in the camera, and plug in the video monitor, and you're all set. It comes with great features: it has an integrated two-way audio intercom system, a sleep mode that dims the screen but leaves on the audio, adjustable volume, and adjustable wireless channels to ensure signal clarity even with interference from other devices. In our test, we found everything in this baby monitor system really easy to learn and use, and really enjoyed the "talk" feature that allowed us to talk to our baby in the other room. There were three primary drawbacks, however: first, it is a stationary system, meaning that the display does not have a battery. This is the biggest drawback relative to the above systems. You can move it from room to room, however, as long as you bring the (albeit short) power cord. Second, unlike most others on this list, it does not allow you to remotely control the camera tilt or zoom. Finally, the overall quality isn't up to par with the others on the list. The sound quality wasn't so great, the image sometimes choppy, and the night vision somewhat poor quality relative to others. Overall, it has some great features, and if you're looking to save a bunch of money for a decent video monitor that isn't super versatile, this is one of the best baby monitors for bang for the buck!
The Nanit baby monitor has some of the same features as an Arlo, plus an app that offers more analysis of your baby's sleep and development, in addition to the basic video feed. However, it costs more than the Arlo, lacks the robust support and security of the Arlo app, and shares the same issues with connectivity that plague all of the other Wi-Fi–enabled monitors we've seen.
The Vtech DM221 offers the features you need, coupled with the best sound clarity in our review of sound products. The DM221 comes with easy to set sound activation and adjustable mic sensitivity to help create a peaceful environment for a quality night's sleep with a parent device that only makes a peep when your little one does. The DM221's parent unit talk to baby feature sounds natural on the baby's side so your infant won't be alarmed by a robotic or static sound found in some of the competition. This unit is a budget-friendly choice that will work for almost any family.
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The Nanit couldn't be more perfect for analytical types. The camera—when placed just so—uses computer vision to watch your baby's every move, and then tell you what it means. You get a notice on your phone, which acts like a handheld monitor, when your child is awake, acting fussy or has fallen asleep. The Nanit also assigns a sleep score to each night based on how many hours your child was actually crashed out. Other stats include how many times you went into your child's room and how long it took for your little one to fall asleep. Because the Nanit streams live video and audio to your phone, you can also check in on your kiddo when you're away from home. It also has a nightlight and temperature and humidity sensors.
The Arlo Baby camera, which comes dressed as an adorable green bunny, connects to your wireless internet and connects to your phone via the associated app. It streams 1080-pixel video footage, even at night, and has an 8x zoom to let you see exactly what's going on in the nursery. There's a two-way talk feature, night light and smart music player, as well as an air sensor and baby crying alert, letting you keep a watchful eye on your little one.
If all you want is a no-fuss audio monitor, the Bump and Baldwin both recommend VTech's DM221 audio monitor, which consistently garners a lot of accolades. Using digital audio technology, the DM221 offers clear audio transmission and eliminates the crackle of analog models. A two-way intercom allows you to talk to your baby, while a five-level sound indicator can visually alert you to cries from the other room. The transmitter also features a soft night-light for your child. And don't sleep on its compact size, which makes it perfect for travel.
This monitor may also be one of the simplest to set up. Just plug it in and start using it. That's it! It's great if you don't have the time (or the tech knowledge) to connect your monitor to your wireless network or your phone. It allows you to quickly connect four cameras to check on the nursery, the play room, your toddler's room and the living room all at once. It's like your own kid-monitoring surveillance system. You can choose an 8-second rotation that automatically switches between rooms to let you know what's going on.
A standard video baby monitor is the first step up from audio-only baby monitors. They all come with two parts: the parent unit, consisting of a portable display screen, and the baby unit, which includes the camera and its stand. If you just want the basics or have an unreliable internet connect, a standard video monitor will help you watch over your baby without the price tag of more feature-heavy WiFi monitors.
If you struggle with technology and don't need or want to see your baby from any other location besides your home, you might want to stick with the dedicated monitors that require little setup and have fairly intuitive user interfaces. This isn't to say that most people can't sort out the Wi-Fi monitors, but it is undeniably less work to just plug the camera into an outlet and go than it is to sign up and download software applications.
This unit only works until little ones can roll or crawl. It can be uncomfortable for some babies or ineffective if little ones are too small or their diapers don't fit well. We worry parents will rely on this kind of device to prevent SIDs and caution you that there is no evidence that it does or can prevent the incidence of SIDs. However, if you want to know when your little one is moving at a predictable rate, and knowing may help you sleep better, then the Snuza could be the right option for you that won't break the bank or require adjustments to your nursery.
Another Summer Infant baby monitor option, not quite as great as most others on this list, but definitely a trusted and reliable model and one of the best baby monitors available on the market this year. In our testing, one of the first things we noticed about this baby monitor was the sleek mobile-phone-size touch-screen reminiscent of the older iPhones. What's nice about this form factor is that it slips easily into your pocket like a mobile phone. Many of the others need to be clipped to your belt or waist, as they are quite a bit too thick or large for the pocket. The actual video display is modestly sized, coming in at 3.5" diagonal viewing area. This is the same size as the Infant Optics model. And it has some great features. It has remote pan (side-to-side adjust), tilt (up/down adjust), and zooming capability. Two-way audio communication so you can hear baby, and talk back to baby (maybe sing a lullaby, or whisper something to help soothe your baby). The system is also expandable to up to 4 cameras. Each additional camera is about $99, and you can place them in various locations around the home and toggle between them with the video unit. In our tests, the battery lasted about 4-5 hours when off the charger (and being used), and charged back to full capacity in only a couple hours. We didn't think the picture quality was as good as most other options on this list, nor was the sound. We also hooked it up to multiple cameras and used the "scan" feature which rotated through the various cameras once every 8 seconds. In our opinion, it took a bit too long to switch to a particular camera. It was also pretty loud when we remotely adjusted the pan/tilt of the camera. Also, it's worth noting that the pan feature doesn't seem to work when it's zoomed in. So overall, you're getting a good form factor, a reliable camera, but not the best image quality. For about $150, we think you could do better with one of our higher-rated options!
Once you've settled on a type and have considered your range, you can look at the potential choice and which features they have. The more budget-friendly choices usually lack bells and whistles but are still functional. If you want more features like nightlights, lullabies, and talk to the baby, then you may pay more and the unit could be more difficult to use. The one feature we think is important is sound activation to help keep your device quiet when your baby is quiet, thereby increasing your chances of a full night's sleep.
Notifications and alerts work by sending a message or email to your device when motion or sound has occurred. This feature is only found in the Wi-Fi monitors, and isn't the best feature for baby because it comes after the fact (sometimes up to 30 min or more after), it does not offer details of the type of sound or motion detected, and could get annoying with useless and excessive messages being sent. In the end, we prefer sound activation over notifications and feel that alerts and notifications aren't all that useful for keeping tabs on your baby.
Our testers preferred the Baby Delight's parent unit — its buttons were more responsive than Angelcare and it was easier to set up. This movement monitor uses a cordless magnetic sensor instead of a pad. Because the sensor is clipped onto your baby's onesie, right next to their chest, the alarm won't go off if you forget to disarm it before a middle-of-the-night feeding.
Parents love the ability to swap out the three available lenses. If you're trying to keep track of an active toddler, use the wide-angle lenses to view the whole room. Try the normal or zoom lens when the camera is pointed at the crib to keep an eye on your sleeping baby. You can also change the camera's viewing angle remotely from the parent unit.
This baby monitor system lets you listen in on your child with a "smart audio unit," or you can install the Safety 1st companion app to turn your smartphone into a video display, complete with motion and audio alerts. While it lacks some of the nonessential features of the Arlo Baby, we give it high marks for its excellent video quality, customizable alerts, and its ability to grant regulated camera access to other caretakers.
However, the Baby Delight's biggest flaw is one of technicality: Its button sensor is just large enough to avoid being labeled as a choking hazard, but it doesn't leave a lot of room for error. In fact, the button does become a choking risk after your child is 3 years old, and the new parents we spoke to felt uneasy about using it after 12 months just to be safe. Still, if you're only interested in monitoring movements for the first few months, the Baby Delight is a more user-friendly alternative to the Angelcare.
Our testers preferred the Baby Delight's parent unit — its buttons were more responsive than Angelcare and it was easier to set up. This movement monitor uses a cordless magnetic sensor instead of a pad. Because the sensor is clipped onto your baby's onesie, right next to their chest, the alarm won't go off if you forget to disarm it before a middle-of-the-night feeding.
D-Link Wi-Fi Baby Camera DCS-825L ($180) — We liked this smartphone-based camera, but in just about every way, it's not quite the entire experience quality of the Withings Home. Plus, its eyeball-shaped camera is strange to mount on a wall. Notably, though, you can run the D-Link without the cloud, on your local area network only. This might be very attractive for those worried about bandwidth, or those who don't trust any online security in the post-Snowden era.
I did recently downloaded Baby Monitor by Annie from Apple store and it works great! Don't really need to buy the expensive monitoring devices as with two children, I don't have much money to waste really. Of course it's for the safety of the children, so it's not really a waste, although I can easily use this app and it does everything what the big baby monitors do and even more. I've just used my old ipad as the second device placed near my LO.
A word of caution about extremely cheap baby video monitors (we're talking devices that cost less than $50): they're not known for their security and can be hacked. Be sure to always change the default password of any connected device you purchase. You can also protect yourself by sticking to known vendors who post frequent firmware updates and have easy-to-reach customer support.
But not all of the tech has been figured out just yet. Namely, the spectrum of video quality between makes and models is massive. Overall video quality ranged from murky postage stamp, to crisp, HD signals—even on models that cost more than $200 and were filming in daylight! At night, almost every camera we tested used infrared bulbs (light that's bright to cameras, but invisible to the naked eye). Paradoxically, because of those powerful LEDs, you often get a better picture quality by setting a camera to night mode during the day—especially in a shadowy room kept dark for a napping baby.
Notifications and alerts work by sending a message or email to your device when motion or sound has occurred. This feature is only found in the Wi-Fi monitors, and isn't the best feature for baby because it comes after the fact (sometimes up to 30 min or more after), it does not offer details of the type of sound or motion detected, and could get annoying with useless and excessive messages being sent. In the end, we prefer sound activation over notifications and feel that alerts and notifications aren't all that useful for keeping tabs on your baby.
This is the baby monitor that everybody wants to love, with its unique and cute style, its wifi capability, and its huge list of awesome features. The iBaby M7 is the newest addition to the iBaby Care line of wifi baby monitors, released in 2018 and slowly gaining traction and popularity among discerning parents. It builds upon the popular M6S baby monitor by adding a few features, including support for both 2.4GHz and 5.0GHz wifi signals (dual band), a moonlight soother projection system, air quality sensor, and diaper and feeding time alerts. When we setup the camera and installed the app on our Andoid device (also compatible with Apple iOS), we first had some difficulty getting the camera to connect. It turns out that our camera was too far from our wireless router - the manufacturer recommends that the camera is within about 15-25 feet of the router or it will have a poor connection. As a little hint, there is a black reset button on the back of the camera, and if you hold it down for about 45 seconds you'll hear a little jingle and that will reset it. We needed to use that trick to get it working. Once we got it working, it was easy to add the iBaby camera to the app and we were off to the races. And we were impressed with all the features. You could play lullabies, music, white noise, and even bedtime stories like Mother Goose (though the Jack be Nimble option wasn't so calming for bedtime!); you can even add your own music to the options, which is a really cool capability. Up on top of the camera is a little projector that will beam the "moonlight soother" projection onto the ceiling; it can be still, rotating, or off completely. Another hint is that the "help" button on the camera unit will actually turn the projector on or off when you don't have your mobile device. Additional features include motion alerts, temperature and air quality alerts, and diaper and feeding alerts (which once we set up, were actually pretty useful rather than having them on a different app). Speaking of the app, we actually liked it quite a bit - it was intuitive, reliable, and easy to use. Multiple users can access it simultaneously from different devices (use the "Invite & View Users" option), and the same app can be used to cycle between different iBaby cameras you have set up around the house (even the older M6 model can also be added). We thought the video quality was very good, it uses high definition and its night vision was clearer than many of the other options on this list. You can have your device's screen off and the app will prompt an alert when there is noise or movement, so you don't need to keep your phone's screen on all night. The app also lets you save photos and videos to your device, and you can be confident with its security because it's streaming encrypted to the state-of-the-art Amazon AWS servers. So we said it's the baby monitor everyone wants to love, and it should be clear why - the features are truly remarkable, especially for a wifi baby monitor that is only about $170. The only major downfall of this wifi camera system is the connectivity: you need to have it very close to your home's router for it to get a good connection, and it can be finicky with connectivity at times. Once it's connected, we were really happy with it, but it did intermittently disconnect at times which was definitely frustrating. So overall, this is a feature-rich wifi baby monitor that has some great things going for it, and is worthy of this spot on our list. Once they get the connectivity issues fully resolved, this will definitely creep up higher on our list. Interested? You can check out the iBaby Care M7 Baby Monitor here.
After testing more than half-a-dozen mounted cameras that beam live video from a nursery, the best baby monitor we've tested is Netgear's Arlo Baby. Netgear's baby monitor packs in a number of must-have features such as clear 1080p video, two-way audio and a host of sensors. Everything's easily accessible from a well-organized mobile app that puts the Arlo Baby's controls at your fingertips.
Baby monitors may have a visible signal as well as repeating the sound. This is often in the form of a set of lights to indicate the noise level, allowing the device to be used when it is inappropriate or impractical for the receiver to play the sound. Other monitors have a vibrating alert on the receiver making it particularly useful for people with hearing difficulties.
A good WiFi monitor is convenient and feature-rich — or else we may as well stick with the HelloBaby. The iBaby takes both aspect to the next level. It was the fastest WiFi model to set up at only five minutes. Once you download the app, a straightforward tutorial walks you through every feature. We liked that you can choose both sensitivity levels and notification options for noise, motion, temperature, and humidity — meaning the iBaby won't alert you to those quiet falling-asleep sounds, or small movements unless you want it to.
You might prefer one that has lights as well as sound. All the audio monitors we rated had this feature. The Philips Avent DECT SCD510, which sells for about $120, has a series of small LED lights on the parent monitor. The louder the sound in your baby's room, the more lights go on, so you'll notice his crying even with the unit set on mute. Audio monitors are generally less expensive than audio/video models.
The Levana Lila video product is a dedicated camera and parent unit which means you don't need to tie up your personal device or use the internet. This option is user-friendly and has a respectable range that could work for most average size homes. The Lila has long-lasting battery life and a reasonable price with fewer features than much of the competition, but that is part of what makes it easy enough for grandma to use.
It's hard not to like the crystal-clear picture you get on this monitor's 7-inch screen (the biggest screen on this list!). Its standalone camera can be moved from room to room and will remotely pan, tilt and zoom. Given the cost, this monitor is best if you want full control of the nursery environment. It syncs with the Smart Nursery humidifier and the Dream Machine sound and light machine. Once connected, you can turn on lullabies, project lights onto the ceiling and increase the room's humidity all from your monitor.
The baby monitor market is really exploding with new high-quality options that use a wifi camera connected to an app on your smart phone. The Nanit smart baby monitor is a new addition to this market, and we're really excited about it! We got our hands on this baby monitor for testing in mid-2018. Out of the box, the system is really well designed and made with high-quality components. The camera itself looks sleek and modern, similar to the Lollipop baby monitor. Like the other wifi baby monitors on this list, the Nanit streams high definition (HD) digital video and digital audio right to an app on your phone, and the app is available for Android and Apple devices, including phones and tablets. It does this by connecting to your home's wifi and streaming video right through your existing router. In our testing, we found that if you're at home the video streaming is very fast (low latency) and high clarity. And if your internet goes down, it will still work as long as you're still connected to your home wifi. On a 4G LTE connection, the video is a bit choppy from time to time but we found that a common theme with any wifi-based camera system. Let's first talk about some of the features. First, there is an awesome digital zoom feature right from your app - you pinch the screen just like with anything else and get a clearer view of your baby. Second, it has temperature and humidity sensors so you can keep track of nursery conditions. We compared the temperature and humidity readings to our hygrometer and it was very accurate. Third, we loved the wall-mount because it gives you a really nice overhead vantage point on your baby, unlike some of the standing cameras that sit on a nearby surface - this has a much better view. Note that if you want to mount it on a nearby surface like a dresser or changing table, you can buy a separate Nanit table mount. Fourth, it includes the wall mounting hardware and the cord hiding strips to keep the wires out of baby's view and reach. Fifth, the camera quality was excellent in both day and night vision conditions. Finally, there are some other nifty features, like the ability to receive alerts for sound or motion, to have audio running in the background of your phone (which is great for nighttime), a nightlight that you can control right from the app, and encrypted communication. So that's all excellent, and when you combine it with the monthly subscription ($10/month) for Nanit Insights, it's a great package that not only monitors but also can track your baby's sleep habits (including videos). A 1-month trial is included for this service so you can check it out and see if you want to consider - we suspect that most parents will be content with just the real-time monitoring without any habit tracking. In our testing, everything worked really well, and we were consistently impressed by the streaming video and sensors. The biggest drawback for this monitor is the price - it's about $250, which is up at the top of the price range for this entire list. We'll let you figure out whether it's worth the cost for your specific needs. Update: we have now been using this Nanit baby monitor for just over 3 months, and we continue to be very happy with it, it seems to be not only high quality but also reliable (so far!). Interested? you can check out the Nanit Baby Monitor here!
The Dropcam Echo is an example of a digital video camera system that uses your existing wireless network, allowing you to use your computer or other device as the receiver. (We haven't tested this type of monitor.) Parents go to the Dropcam website, sign in to their account, and then connect the Dropcam to their router using an Ethernet cable. (Once the connection is made, you don't need to use the cable again.) The Dropcam locates your wireless network, you enter your unit's serial number, and the unit begins streaming encrypted video that you can view on a computer, iPhone, iPad, or Android device. You mount the camera in your baby's room and plug it into an electrical outlet.


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If you had to eat one thing — and one thing only — the rest of your life, what would it be?
The image shows my answer. What's yours?
If you had to eat one thing — and one thing only — the rest of your life, what would it be?
The image shows my answer. What's yours?
Stacie saysJuly 9, 2018 at 7:29 am
That's my answer, too! Pizza is the perfect food. It has everything I love. I think a lot of people are going to answer pizza. It seems to be universally loved.
Janelle saysJuly 9, 2018 at 8:13 am
Hahah.. LOVE the question. For me, it would be Vegan Mac n Cheese with Curry Chickpeas. Yummy!!! You?
Carol Cassara saysJuly 9, 2018 at 10:14 am
Bless you. Just sayin!
Terri Steffes saysJuly 9, 2018 at 8:32 am
I adore pizza, too. If I had to eat one thing forever, though, I might pick bananas for their nutritional value.
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Carol Cassara saysJuly 9, 2018 at 10:15 am
You are such a good soul!But they are high in carb…
candy saysJuly 9, 2018 at 9:13 am
I like pizza but not sure this would be all I want to eat everyday for the rest of my life. Not really sure what food item it would be.
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Glenda Cates saysJuly 9, 2018 at 10:33 am
Honestly, I am not sure what I would choose as I would want something that could be made in a variety of ways like the Pizza you chose. So I asked my son and he said he would choose either Mac and Cheese or Chicken Strips which wasn't surprising to me.
Haralee saysJuly 9, 2018 at 10:56 am
ice-cream in various flavors from fruit to nuts. Lobster ice-cream would be my 2 favorite foods together!
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Carol Cassara saysJuly 9, 2018 at 11:37 am
Oh that sends chills up my spine! what a combo!
Bill Sweeney saysJuly 9, 2018 at 11:50 am
I'm on board for pizza for life! I don't know many people who wouldn't give that answer!
Melissa Chapman saysJuly 9, 2018 at 12:00 pm
My son is always asking those what if questions and I think pizza has been my answer to this question. I don't think I would tire of this great looking pizza with the trimmings.
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Tomi C saysJuly 9, 2018 at 12:02 pm
Pizza and or tacos. Hard shell. Something about piling on all those veggies excites my tummy.
Vera Sweeney saysJuly 9, 2018 at 12:14 pm
I'm torn between pizza and Mexican food! I love pizza of all kinds, so, it's a tough decision, but I'll go with pizza!
Lisa saysJuly 9, 2018 at 12:42 pm
I don't know that I could pick just one. I like so many different things but I'm sure I would be bored of eating it every single day in no time.
Jenn saysJuly 9, 2018 at 2:35 pm
Okay this is a really hard question to answer. I'm not sure how to choose. I think tacos would be my first choice and then maybe baked potatoes. I could eat them everyday.
robin rue saysJuly 9, 2018 at 5:44 pm
I think I would go with ice cream. I seriously never get sick of it.
Linda Pertusati saysJuly 9, 2018 at 5:54 pm
For me it would be Sushi but then again it would be Cannoli
Jenn @ EngineerMommy saysJuly 9, 2018 at 6:15 pm
I would probably choose pizza too. There are so many deliciosu varieties too. Maybe sushi would be a second choice!! 🙂
Jeanine saysJuly 9, 2018 at 6:38 pm
Strawberry Shortcake Ice Cream. I cannot get enough. If it had to be a food though and not something like ice cream it would for sure be pizza too.
leigh anne broders saysJuly 9, 2018 at 6:43 pm
You and I are alike. I absolutely LOVE pizza and could have it every day if I could. I love that you can so many things to do and great different varieties.
Tasheena saysJuly 9, 2018 at 7:11 pm
I love a good veggie pizza with a ton of toppings and a good Cuban rice as well.
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Karen Morse saysJuly 9, 2018 at 9:22 pm
Pizza or any kind of pasta. I think those two are hard to beat when it comes to just eating one thing for the rest of your life! Such a good choice!
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Peter saysJuly 9, 2018 at 10:45 pm
Sushi. Plain and simple I get fish rice veggies wasabi and yummy ginger? Sushi all day long
Joanna @ Everyday Made Fresh saysJuly 9, 2018 at 11:10 pm
Chocolate cake. But then I don't want any repercussions as in weight gain from it! lol.
Dhemz saysJuly 9, 2018 at 11:41 pm
I have to go with noodles…lol! I like pizza too. Thanks for sharing!
Shannon gurnee saysJuly 10, 2018 at 12:56 am
If I had one thing only to eat for the rest of my life, it would probably be pasta with both red and white sauce. Love this idea!
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Kiwi saysJuly 10, 2018 at 1:00 am
Any variation of shrimp items. Shrimp shrimp shrimp for me shrimp pizza sounds tasty! Tacos are a close second!
I love pizza too! An all-time favorite in our house!
Liz Cochico saysJuly 10, 2018 at 2:29 am
That would be my husband's choice as well. I can thrive on fruits and salads!
Eileen Mendoza Loya saysJuly 10, 2018 at 5:27 am
Tough choice. I'd go for grilled pork belly. If that's not possible, then my next choice would be seafood- crabs, shrimps, clams, oysters.
Chubskulit Rose saysJuly 10, 2018 at 6:02 am
I would probably pick cucumber especially if I live in the dessert but I'd get tired of it eventually. My husband would pick pizza too.
Farrah Less saysJuly 10, 2018 at 12:22 pm
That is a tough question , I have two favorites: #1 Any Mediterranean food and #2 Chinese food. I like pizza too esp. the vegan recipe.
Kita Bryant saysJuly 10, 2018 at 8:57 pm
I think for me it would have to be potatoes. There are so many recipes you can make with potatoes.
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Catvills saysJuly 11, 2018 at 2:06 am
Stir fried noodles with lots of shrimp and veggies. I can live on that. Seriously. That is one dish with all the food groups in it, so I know I will survive.
Aileen Adalid saysJuly 12, 2018 at 3:02 am
This is hard! I think mine would be anything Japanese. I can't really decide on just one food though haha!
Thomas Paul saysJuly 21, 2018 at 7:57 pm
Tough one! I would choose something that I can make differently every time like Pizza.. or pasta.. I don't know, I think I would end up hating anything that I have to eat every day.
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Agreed. I have a feeling that SC wont be seeing the predicted glut of sub £2k BB58s.
Me too. Seemed unlikely after the BB58 release last year. Did expect to see some 58 variations though.
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Very disappointing. I think they may have staged announcements in the past, but I think the highlights were always announced first.
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I really hope not. However, it would help my bank account if it is!
Always do it this way on mine. Never had any problems going backwards.
Tudor have done triangular lume plots (at 12 with round plots elsewhere) with snowflake hands before, so I don't see why they wouldn't do it again. Snowflake hands seem to be their trademark now.
Yes, mine has been well worn since I acquired it four years ago. Luckily it wasn't in as nice condition as yours when I got it ;)
That's a beauty Rusty. Wish mine still looked like that!
Very nice. Quite a piece of engineering.
Cheers. I completely missed that this was an old thread that had been resurrected. Hopefully some more people will post. It's nice to see some Tudors.
Great to see you still have the jumbo. You beat me to this when it last sold. Still happy to take it off your hands if you ever decide to sell ;) Cracking little collection you have there.
£200 for a new bezel. Ouch. Are the inserts not removable on these then?
My money is on this.
My feeling is this is the most likely scenario.
I agree with your sentiment on the bank balance too. A Tudor Sub would mean another hit to the Rolex fund, something the BB58 has already taken a...
I would be surprised to see Mercedes hands. Tudor have done snowflake hands and round plots on a sub before.
This is my feeling too. Doesn't seem to make sense to release the BB58 case, only to release a sub style case the following year.
This was my initial thought too
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It does look very sub like doesnt it. A new take on the Ranger or a Tudor version of the 1655 would be nice though.
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If they release an update in a smaller case (in a nod to the original) I would be very interested.
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Lovely watches. I'm very jealous. That ship has sailed for me I'm afraid. I'll have to settle for a 14270 I think.
The Erika's seem to stand up pretty well in my experience. I have one that has been worn most days for two years and still looks great. It hasn't had a tough life though, so this might not be the...
Can't help thinking that a sub would be too close in design to the BB58, especially as it was only released last year. Possibly we'll see a BB58 with different colours and/or square markers. That...
#snowflake50 would seem to indicate that whatever is coming will feature snowflake hands (no mercedes).
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