Firmware Update Disables or “Bricks” Miku Pro Smart Baby Monitors – Class Action Investigation

Ahdoot Wolfson is investigating reports that Miku’s Pro Smart Baby Monitors have become unusable or have been “bricked” by a recent firmware update. Specifically, reports indicate that consumers who did a recent device firmware update on their Miku Pro Smart Baby Monitor have experienced the devices failing and no longer working. This is particularly troubling for consumers because the Miku monitors can cost hundreds of dollars, with some costing as much as $399.99.

If you purchased a Miku Pro Smart Baby Monitor and recently did a firmware update that disabled or “bricked” your monitor, please fill out the form below and our law firm will contact you for a free consultation.