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BT Digital Baby Monitor 150
savagelyric
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I'd be grateful if anyone could help me find a way of paying less than £70 for a BT 150 Digital Baby Monitor!
I know they aren't 'essential' baby items but as I have a dog, sometimes I have to leave LO asleep in a room with the door closed when I am in another part of the house doing stuff so for peace of mind, I would like a monitor...
Alternatively, I would also appreciate suggestions for any other digital baby monitor with a room temperature display.
Thanks
I know they aren't 'essential' baby items but as I have a dog, sometimes I have to leave LO asleep in a room with the door closed when I am in another part of the house doing stuff so for peace of mind, I would like a monitor...
Alternatively, I would also appreciate suggestions for any other digital baby monitor with a room temperature display.
Thanks
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A wee bit cheaper here, and at least you'd get a guarantee (not necessarily so with eBay).
http://www.cordless-phones.uk.com/bt-baby-monitors/I let my mind wander and it never came back!0 -
Out of personal experience I wouldn't bother. We paid a lot more than that when our youngest was a baby and we couldn't get them to work We tried 3 sets and none worked. The interference was very high even though we not close to the monitor etc.
We went with the Tomy Walkabout, I had this one with my first aswell and I could never fault them
Raising kids is like being held hostage by midget terrorists0 -
RustyFlange wrote: »Out of personal experience I wouldn't bother. We paid a lot more than that when our youngest was a baby and we couldn't get them to work We tried 3 sets and none worked. The interference was very high even though we not close to the monitor etc.
We went with the Tomy Walkabout, I had this one with my first aswell and I could never fault them
I bought the BT 150 for my daughter and it is brilliant - the sound quality is faultlessI let my mind wander and it never came back!0 -
consultant31 wrote: »I bought the BT 150 for my daughter and it is brilliant - the sound quality is faultless
Phew - that is good to know as I've bought one from ebay. All the reviews I've read on this monitor have been positive...0
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