Hubble Connected Nursery Pal Cloud Smart Video Monitor and Soother

The Hubble Connected Nursery Pal Cloud is a smart video baby monitor and soother that lets you keep an eye and an ear on your little one from another room. It pairs a dedicated 5" parent unit with a Wi-Fi baby camera, so you can watch a live feed on the handheld screen at home or check in remotely through the HubbleClub app on your phone. Alongside the camera and screen, it doubles as a bedtime helper, with a built-in night light, sleep trainer and a library of soothing sounds to help settle baby.

The 5" colour screen uses 720p HD resolution and IPS screen technology for a clear picture day or night, while remote viewing through the app streams in Full HD 1080p. Infrared night vision with an IR cut filter keeps the image usable in a dark nursery, and two-way talk means you can respond with the sound of your voice without leaving the room. It's a practical option if you want both the reliability of a dedicated parent unit and the flexibility of checking in from your phone.

Clear viewing, day or night

The camera sends video to the 5" IPS colour screen on the parent unit, and you can adjust the framing without touching the camera itself. Digital pan, tilt and zoom is controlled from the parent unit, so you can move the view around remotely, and the adjustable magnetic mount lets you set the camera's physical angle to suit the room. When the lights go down, infrared night vision with an IR cut filter helps optimise the night-time image so you can still see how baby is doing in the dark.

A soother built into the camera

The Nursery Pal Cloud is designed to help with bedtime as well as watching. A 7-colour night light and Sleep Trainer are built into the camera, giving you visual cues you can use to signal when it's time to sleep and when it's time to wake. It also holds preloaded nature sounds, lullabies and bedside stories to gently lull baby to sleep. The room temperature display lets you keep an eye on how warm or cool the nursery is.

Connection, battery and privacy

The monitor uses Wi-Fi together with a 2.4GHz FHSS wireless connection, so you have both a local link to the parent unit and app access via the internet. The parent unit runs on a long-life 300mAh Li-battery, and data is protected with 256-bit encryption. As with any Wi-Fi connected device, real-world range and performance in the home depend on your walls, layout and broadband.

How it works

• Dedicated parent unit plus app: The 5" handheld screen gives you a live feed over a direct wireless connection, while the HubbleClub app lets you view remotely over Wi-Fi in Full HD 1080p.
• Remote camera control: Digital pan, tilt and zoom is handled from the parent unit, so you reposition the view on-screen rather than physically moving the camera each time.
• Two-way talk: A built-in microphone and speaker let you talk back and be heard in the nursery from the parent unit.
• Sleep Trainer: The colour night light gives baby visual cues to associate with sleep and wake times, which you can use as part of a bedtime routine.

Best for

The Hubble Connected Nursery Pal Cloud is a great option for parents who:

• Want both a dedicated parent unit and the option to check in remotely from a phone
• Would like a monitor that doubles as a night light, sleep trainer and sound soother
• Value being able to reposition the camera view without walking into the room

It may not be the best fit if you:

• Prefer a fully offline monitor with no app or internet connection involved
• Only need simple audio and would rather not manage a screen and camera setup

Pandylane Pro Tip: Some app features, including room temperature tracking via your smart device and the preloaded lullabies, soothing sounds and bedtime stories, are accessed through a HubbleClub subscription — worth factoring in if those features matter to you. Split-screen viewing becomes available when you add extra cameras or choose the Twin model.

Please note: A baby monitor supports your awareness from another room but does not replace direct checks, supervision or safe-sleep practice, and it is not a medical device.