Great basic baby monitor - I have this and can't fault it - normally £20-£25. Looks like there's a price match going on.
Good reviews 4.3 out of 5 stars from 1,025 reviews
1.8GHz DECT Technology,
Up to 50M Indoor range with “out-of-range” warning
Plug Straight into the wall for simple Plug N Go
High Sensitivity Microphone
ECO Mode, Night Light
12 comments
adsham
17 May 16#1
eatmorefish
17 May 16#2
Never quite figured out the use of one of these for my little 'uns. If they're sleeping they're sleeping. If not, you'll soon know.
Perhaps a good price for those who have a use for one.
adsham to eatmorefish
17 May 161#3
We live in a townhouse so it's a necessity for us.
intime to eatmorefish
17 May 16#7
Agreed, if you can't hear them, they don't exist.
paulmcuk to eatmorefish
18 May 16#10
All kids are different, with some if you catch them early, you can avoid them being awake an hour. Other kids just lay there whimpering in pain with teeth without crying out for a while.
eatmorefish
17 May 162#4
Ahhh. For those with big houses. Well I count myself lucky never to have been inconvenienced by that misfortune. :laughing:
nothingbettertodo
17 May 161#5
The best baby monitor i have ever used....no background noise when its on. Great price too!
galene
17 May 16#6
very good monitor, we've been using it for over a year now and works brilliant
core
17 May 16#8
I have pair of those for the last two years+.
Well, it's definitely worth the price, but it's far from being awesome - the biggest limitation is the fact that it's bound to the power socket.
Dark red light is perfect - unlike the common bright blue/green night lights.
paulmcuk
18 May 16#9
Had these for 2 years or so now, and they've only lost connection a handful of times, and only for a second or so each time.
Got the transmitter under the bed now and it picks up enough to know if the nipper's woken up or not.
Babbler
18 May 16#11
Only downside I can see with this one is it isn't portable like other ones. Ie it needs to be plugged directly into the socket? As opposed to a stand...
mrsweasley
19 May 16#12
Thank you! A simple, affordable and reliable monitor. just what we have been looking for :smiley:
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Good reviews 4.3 out of 5 stars from 1,025 reviews
1.8GHz DECT Technology,
Up to 50M Indoor range with “out-of-range” warning
Plug Straight into the wall for simple Plug N Go
High Sensitivity Microphone
ECO Mode, Night Light
12 comments
Perhaps a good price for those who have a use for one.
Well, it's definitely worth the price, but it's far from being awesome - the biggest limitation is the fact that it's bound to the power socket.
Dark red light is perfect - unlike the common bright blue/green night lights.
Got the transmitter under the bed now and it picks up enough to know if the nipper's woken up or not.