Sound N Lights Monitor with Dual Receivers

The Sound N Lights Monitor is full of features that make it the top baby monitor for its price. Combine a rugged design, audio decibel display, and great reception—with the option of AC or battery power—and your baby’s new monitoring system is simply unbeatable.

The extra-sensitive decibel display makes soundless monitoring safe and reliable. This audio display means you can turn the volume off completely, yet still know if your baby is crying—loud and clear. By watching the exact decibel reading on the monitor, this device allows you to keep an eye on your baby and engage in other activities simultaneously.

The anti-break design makes it possible for both the monitor and the dual receivers to withstand years of use. And the possibility of using an AC plug instead of batteries makes battery life a non-issue.

I tried out this product to help keep our 6-month old baby girl safe and sound. I was looking for a monitoring gadget that would actually be able to carry a signal. You see, with all of the wireless home electronics, bad reception has been a big problem in our house. However, the Sound N Lights Monitor came through with bell-like clarity. Its reception is superb! One of the reasons for this is that it only has two channels: that means there is much less interference with frequency transmission. Now, I am able to move the pair of receivers all over my house and still maintain sharp audio reception.

I find the AC adapter to be essential. Instead of relying on battery power, I can plug the Sound N Lights monitor straight into the wall. And if you’ve had the problem of batteries dying in the middle of the night, you’ll understand how important it is to have reliable power! With the Sound N Lights Monitor plugged in, I can sleep soundly knowing that I won’t miss out when my baby starts crying.

With clear reception, low static and a durable frame the Sound N Lights Monitor is a terrific monitoring system. But add the extra-sensitive decibel display and AC adapter and you’ve got a baby monitor that towers above the rest.