Hisense Ltd. has recalled 81,800 Babysense Max View Baby Monitors due to a possible fire hazard tied to the “parent unit" of ...

A baby monitor has been recalled over risk of overheating or sparking when charging.

Hisense has initiated a recall of approximately 81,800 Babysense Max View Baby Monitors due to a fire hazard stemming from ...

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) announced that more than 80,000 baby monitors have been recalled.

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission warns parents to immediately stop using the baby monitor's display unit.

Parents using the Babysense Max View baby monitor are being told to unplug the handheld parent display and stop charging it after federal regulators flagged a fire hazard. The screen used by ...

More than 81,000 Babysense Max View Baby Monitors were recalled due to reports of overheating and sparking while the display ...

Babysense Max View baby monitors have been recalled due to a fire risk. If you own the recalled VBM55 model, stop using it ...

A growing number of parents are relying on baby monitors to watch over their children when they are in another room or out of the house, leading some to question whether baby monitors can truly ...

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