Review · Kids & family
Miku Pro review
A Wi-Fi camera that tracks breathing motion and sleep with no wearables, using what Miku calls SensorFusion.
By the HearSmart research desk · Updated November 8, 2026
- Performance (40%)
- 8.2
- Ease of use (25%)
- 8.0
- Value (35%)
- 7.4
Miku Pro tracks breathing motion without anything on the baby, which sets it apart from Owlet's sock and Nanit's patterned sleepwear. Miku's SensorFusion uses several sensors in the camera and, by Miku's account, works through blankets and stuffed animals, in any sleep position and in any lighting, from newborn through 7 years and up. The app shows a live breathing motion waveform, sends customizable alerts for movement, sound and waking, and builds weekly sleep reports. The camera streams 1080p HD video with night vision, plays white noise and lullabies, and measures room temperature, humidity, sound and light. A hardware crypto chip with 256-bit encryption protects the feed. The hardware was a low $100 with a wall mount kit when we checked, against a $349 regular price, but Miku's page states the monitor requires a $9.99 a month Mikucare membership, which adds about $240 over two years. We compared documented features and published prices.
Who it is for
Parents who want contact-free breathing tracking that keeps working into the toddler years.
Price
$100 with a wall mount kit on the Miku US store when checked, down from $349; Miku states a $9.99 per month membership is required.
Regular price $100 $349
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 8, 2026.
Key features
- Contact-free breathing motion and sleep tracking through blankets and in any position
- Live breathing motion waveform in the app
- 1080p HD video with night vision
- Room temperature, humidity, sound and light sensors
- Hardware crypto chip with 256-bit encryption
Strengths and weaknesses
- Strength: Breathing tracking with no wearables, charging or special clothing
- Strength: Miku says it works from newborn through 7 years and up
- Strength: Low hardware price when checked
- Weakness: Miku states it requires a $9.99 per month membership
- Weakness: The $100 price is a sale against a $349 regular price
- Weakness: No parent screen; viewing is through the app
Key facts
- Price: $100 when checked
- Membership: $9.99 per month, stated as required
- Video: 1080p HD with night vision
- Wearables needed: None
Where it ranks
Miku Pro is No. 8 in our Best Baby Monitors verdict.
Alternatives we scored
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