Wireless Color Video Baby Monitor with Infrared
Some parents are just not satisfied with the standard audio-only baby monitors, or even the ones with the ability to “talk” to the baby, no, they need more, namely the Wireless Color Baby Monitor.
That’s right, you get to watch your baby either cry or sleep on a 1.5 inch color LCD. Now, what if the lights are turned off? Once the lens detects darkness it switches over to infrared mode and displays a black and white picture.
A totally unnecessary feature, but a cool one nonetheless. Everything else is pretty standard, you can rotate the lens for an optimal viewing angle, and the device operates at 2.4 ghz. That may cause some interference with a router or phone, but you’re not using your baby monitor all the time, are you?
The range is a maximum of 300 feet, and should go through most walls and ceilings. But, most of us known that the minimizing the number of walls and ceilings our wireless signals need to go through the better.
You can use either an AC adaptor (included) or batteries for both units. The baby unit (with camera) uses 4 AA batteries, while the adult unit (with display) uses only 3 AA batteries.
Being able to watch your baby throughout the night, even in the dark, will cost you a bit more than the standard, normal-parent baby monitor. The Wireless Color Baby Monitors (with infrared, of course!) are available at Sharper Image for a cool $150.
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accelzone – techie weblog » Wireless Color Baby Monitor with Infrared Lets You Watch Your Baby, Paris Hilton, in the Dark Says: September 20, 2006 at 9:08 am
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DL Consultants, LLC Says: November 19, 2006 at 7:25 pm
How does it perform when in the vicinity of wireless network routers? It seems the 2.4GHz wireless cameras are prone to interference in that environment.
Michael Says: December 16, 2006 at 3:32 pm
Excellent, just bought it in the US, as here in eruope video monitors are not yet available. My wife is now not running every 5 minutes to the babyroom when the baby makes a noise. A video monitor is really cool. we are using it also with a wireless router in parallel, and no interference,
Best regards,
Michael
Cheryline Lawson Says: January 29, 2007 at 10:54 am
Hidden Wireless Cameras are coming in all kinds of ways. There are some that are baby wipes, wall clocks, ballerina dolls, motion detector, air freshners, cd players, alarm clocks and wall mirrors; just to name a few. Hidden cameras can be used to watch the baby while sleeping, but also to watch the nanny while mom is away from home or just to watch your home when you are not there.
Dan The Baby Monitor Man Says: March 19, 2011 at 12:43 pm
Let me say that I am a father of three beautiful children. As parents our main priority is to make sure that our babies are safe and secure at all times, at whatever expense necessary. Baby monitors are just one way to help parents relieve some of the stress associated with being a concerned parent and as new parents or expecting parents, there is enough stess with just that alone. So, if baby monitors can relieve some of the stress (regardless of how small) it’s certainly worth it. Just my two cents.
Thanks,
Dan
Al | Baby Monitor Reviews Says: September 12, 2011 at 4:29 am
I am a grandfather of 5 beautiful grand kids and I always buy each new grand child a baby monitor and have become somewhat an expert on baby monitors. I know they can be lifesaving devices and would encourage every new parent to invest in one. I feel that I have make each grand child a little safer.
Monique Adams Says: October 19, 2011 at 5:51 pm
You have some great points Mike. It’s amazing how far baby monitors have come. Now even with night vision. What’s next? We used the old fashion audio monitors when we had our kids and they did help relieve some stress of knowing if they were ok. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
Eddy | Best Baby Monitor Says: January 1, 2012 at 1:18 pm
As a parent of two very young kid, I am so concerned that I couldn’t hear the baby crying when we were in the basement and the baby was upstairs in her bedroom. I wonder if the wireless can reach the basement.
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