Valeriia R.
Two failed sensors and no support from Owlet
I really wanted to love Owlet, and honestly, I did when it worked. Unfortunately, after experiencing two sensor failures, I'm very disappointed in both the product's reliability and the company's customer support. We purchased our Dream Sock in July 2024 for our second baby. The original sensor stopped working after just 1–2 months, and Owlet replaced it under warranty. After our son grew out of it, we stored the device for about a year. We recently started using it again with our third baby, and everything worked perfectly for four months until the sensor suddenly stopped working overnight. It no longer charges, lights up, or connects to the base station. I reached out to Owlet, explained that this was our second failed sensor, provided proof of purchase, and shared the previous replacement details. Their response? The warranty has expired, and there's nothing they can do or offer. Not even a small discount toward another sensor. I understand that warranties have expiration dates, but I also believe a premium baby product should last longer than this, especially with relatively limited actual use. What disappointed me most wasn't just the second failure, but the complete lack of flexibility or willingness to help a returning customer. We have three young children, and Owlet gave us peace of mind during those early months. I genuinely appreciated the product, which makes this experience even more frustrating. Now I'm left deciding whether to spend another $129 on a sensor that might fail again. At this point, I've lost confidence in the product and the company. I hope Owlet takes feedback like this seriously and improves both sensor reliability and after-warranty support.


