What is the difference between the Snuza hero and Snuza halo baby monitor?
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Nothing but the name I owned the halo with my daughter the hero with my son.
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The snuza hero is a small clip that you attach directly to the babies diaper. A soft rubber membrane rests against the baby and monitors breathing, these movements trigger a chirping sound and a flashing light that are both significant enough to show up on a video monitor (at least it does on mine) I think the halo is a Pressure pad that the baby sleeps on that detects movement from pressure shifts and then relays that information to a station. I have been using the hero for about 2 months, I have never used the halo.
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I read on Snuza's facebook page that the hero and halo are exactly the same. The name change came because of a product confusion with another baby product called Halo.
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Hi, The Hero is the newest model. I am not certain that much, if anything has changed in features, except possibly this. I believe one of the features is that if the monitor has to vibrate to stimulate the baby more than twice within a short period of time the alarm will go off even if the baby is breathing. I did a good bit of research before buying the monitor and I couldn't find that feature with the halo. It may be the same, but I couldn't find the feature listed in its description. We have been using the monitor for two months now and love it. We did have one false alarm after changing the brand of diapers we were using. The diapers became looser as they got wetter through the night. What I discovered though due to that heart stopping incident is that the alarm worked even though the baby was swinging. (early on we needed to swing her at times to get her to sleep) Since the monitor is a motion detector I did not think it would work properly while the child was in motion, but it did.
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The Hero and Halo are basically the same thing, they recently changed the name to the snuza hero so the hero is the newest one but the halo does the same thing
612452
Not 100% but I think it's the exact same thing. I believe they had to change the name to hero so I guess the halo is the "older" model.
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If I'm not mistaken, the Halo vibrates if baby has not taken a breath in 20 seconds. The Go only alarms.
575410
I believe (T232HL) bmidz is kind of like "Version #" There is another "version" (T232HL Abmjjz) which I think might be newer. Acer's site only lists the (Abmjjz) version. Main differences that I could find are:*All other specs seem to be the same except...*bmidz: Has DVI port Abmjjz: No DVI port, MHL support (phone/tablet)Hope this helps.
1933554
I have had both. I have found all of my children have preferred baby Einstein Baby Neptune Ocean Orchestra toy. Even my baby who is extremely visually impaired loves it!
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I'm so sorry! I wouldn't know the difference. All I know for sure is that my kids and godson loved it. It works great and it's been months since I bought it for them. I say: give it a try. :) Good luck.P.S., sorry for not being so much help... :(
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Mostly the same but I can see some external differences. The Salter has markings on the yellow buttons while Healtho doesn't. Also the salter has blue markin
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As far as I know the snuza only alarms if there is an absence of movement. The sound machine should not interfere unless you of course you can't hear the alarm.
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I didnt find any difference. Only thing-- the monitor didnt work anyway, not because of the battery. It was ON but didnt connect to the babys room. I reccomend on getting new digital monitor. There are too many wireless lines nowadays that interfere with the monitor and this type just doesnt work well anymore.
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I found that the "S" model has its own dock. Search Amazon for it. It appears to me that the "S" model is more rounded than the "Z" model.
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Hello Baba, thanks for your question. WiFi Baby and HomeMonitor are completely different systems, only the look of the monitor is the same - WiFi Baby is not cloud/server based to start with - please reach out to us at the contact info at WiFi Baby's website for more info. WiFiBaby.net | sales@wifibaby.net
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not familiar with those two products. it has a HDMI input sound is only for monitoring
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As far as I can tell from my research (incl. reading instructions), there's no difference except price: Zadro 365 costs less!! Wish I had seen it first.
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they do not have any difference... both do not have a digital display ... only the oldest model has.
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The multicolored-button one, with a screen that actually lights up. I've got both the current and the earlier version with a screen that does not light up. Baby vastly prefers the one with the lighted screen.
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I had the same question when i puchased the babybliss version. The only reason that I did that, is because my wife loved the babyb series for her stuff. Best I can tell the only difference is in the packaging. No extra features or reason to purchase over the other item mentioned. Good luck.
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I wondered about this myself, so I did a little research. The odd thing is, the Creative Zen Vision (no M, no W) is actually more expensive and OLDER than the newer Zen Vision W. AND the Vision W has a wider screen and SLIGHTLY different specs. I did a product comparison on the Creative.com site and discovered they were very similar. http://www.creative.com/products/comparechart/comparechart.asp So I don't understand Creative's logic in making a "lesser" product more expensive. I even went to Creative.com's discussion forum looking for an answer, but it didn't seem that anyone had a reasonable explanation for this. Actually, others are wondering the same thing. My recommendation is buy the Vision W, not the Vision. Creative.com does have a 'contact us' link for support if this doesn't help. One thing I did notice on Amazon's product description for Vision:W was that it had "Other features include a personal organizer that you sync with Microsoft Outlook". Oddly, the Vision doesn't mention this, so I'm assuming it does not have that capability. The Zen Vision 30GB is the same cost as the Vision: W 60GB on Target.com, and virtually the same on Amazon, if the one weren't on "clearance". Any logical differences between the two, for that kind of price difference, eludes me.