56%
Odds it works through 2029Last checked: October 14, 2026.
Miku makes baby monitors that track breathing and sleep without anything touching the baby. The original company went bankrupt in 2023, and the new owner moved features that used to be free behind a monthly fee.
CompanyMiku, run by new owners since 2023
Past problemsWent bankrupt in 2023. The new owner then moved features that used to be free behind a subscription
Needs the cloud?Mostly. Video and tracking run through Miku’s cloud
Subscription for basics?Partly. Many features need a paid plan
How long devices get supportThe new owners have not given support dates.
Why 56%
- Starting point70%Went through bankruptcy in 2023.
- Track record−10Moved features owners already had behind a monthly fee after the bankruptcy.
- Works without the cloud−4Most features need Miku’s cloud and a plan.
- Our estimate56%
The good news: Miku is still on sale and the service is running under its new owners.
The bad news: After the 2023 bankruptcy, owners who had paid for the monitor found features locked behind a monthly fee. A company that did that once could do it again.
If you own Miku
- Check exactly what your plan includes before you rely on a feature.
- A baby monitor is only needed for a few years, so weigh the subscription cost against a simpler monitor.