Thought this seemed an excellent price for one of these, great reviews across the net too. We had angelcare monitors for my youngest two, but tbh, it didn't really give as much peace of mind as I hoped, I still checked them constantly & poked them to make sure they were breathing, maybe having one of these would've stopped the prodding & given them better quality sleep.
The Motorola MBP622 video baby monitor allows you to listen and visually monitor your baby using the infrared camera and highly sensitive microphone up to a maximum range of 300m. The 2.4 inch colour parent unit lets you zoom in to get a close up of your child. The MBP622 has a low battery alert and out of range indicator.
Model number: 409710200001.
Infrared night vision recording.
High sensitivity on baby unit.
Digital zoom.
Monitor features:
Digital signal.
55 channels.
Up to 300m range and out of range indicator.
1 parent unit included - portable.
Video features:
2.4 inch colour screen.
Wall mountable camera.
Zoom function.
Features infra red night vision so you can see your baby in the dark.
Power features:
Baby unit: mains.
Parent unit: mains & battery.
Power saving mode.
Low battery indicator.
Parent unit includes mains adaptor - batteries required for parent unit 1 x AAA (included).
Baby unit includes mains adaptor - (included).
13 comments
yas212
22 Feb 16#1
Thanks OP , I got the mbp18 last month when it was going cheap on Amazon, anyone know if this one is better? Worth the extra £20 to send it back for this one?
cruisecars
22 Feb 16#2
these are rubbish save your money
marshy51 to cruisecars
22 Feb 16#3
Why? I just bought my sister one. Should I have not bothered
toasteruk to cruisecars
7 Mar 16#12
Your comment is rubbish without any input to back it up.
mluton
22 Feb 16#4
We bought this last week at this price and I'm very impressed with it.
colourpie
22 Feb 16#5
Parent unit battery doesn't last long
ianbrown10
23 Feb 161#6
I have a different Motorola one and it was quite a lot more expensive than this. For my wife and me it was much much much better having a video as opposed to just audio.
You mentioned having angelcare monitors that didn't give you peace of mind..What makes this better then? I'd imagine a sensor pad gives you more reassurance ? Read some bad reviews about batteries on motorola monitors giving up after 1-2 months
Foley2001_uk
24 Feb 16#9
Using ours right now, amazing bits of kit for keeping check on baby, pitch black room presents crystal clear night vision image
keebb9
24 Feb 16#10
Ignore I've got one and it does the job. Can't complain I bought the Motorola deal a couple of weeks ago from Amazon.
jimboHUKD
24 Feb 161#11
zebik- "Can be watched when away from home"
I'd advise against leaving your baby at home while your away! :smile:
brooky_agn
29 Mar 16#13
We have the Foscam equivalent. Fantastic but you can't take it to friends houses.
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The Motorola MBP622 video baby monitor allows you to listen and visually monitor your baby using the infrared camera and highly sensitive microphone up to a maximum range of 300m. The 2.4 inch colour parent unit lets you zoom in to get a close up of your child. The MBP622 has a low battery alert and out of range indicator.
Model number: 409710200001.
Infrared night vision recording.
High sensitivity on baby unit.
Digital zoom.
Monitor features:
Digital signal.
55 channels.
Up to 300m range and out of range indicator.
1 parent unit included - portable.
Video features:
2.4 inch colour screen.
Wall mountable camera.
Zoom function.
Features infra red night vision so you can see your baby in the dark.
Power features:
Baby unit: mains.
Parent unit: mains & battery.
Power saving mode.
Low battery indicator.
Parent unit includes mains adaptor - batteries required for parent unit 1 x AAA (included).
Baby unit includes mains adaptor - (included).
13 comments
I'd advise against leaving your baby at home while your away! :smile: