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You must use alkaline batteries (not included). but more like a 150-foot range is realistic. In real world testing, we’d say this monitor works well in most average-size homes. VTech claims a 1000 foot range-which we suppose would be the case if you were out in a corn field. At night, it should be plugged in to be most effective. But we suggest using the battery only sparingly. yes, that is a far cry from the maker’s claim of 20 hours.

You can “see” the baby crying, if you turn down the audio (helpful at night). We’re not sure what causes those cases of interference. Yes, we see a small minority of complaints about “white noise” coming from this monitor. However, let us point out that ALL baby monitors can suffer from interference (microwaves, WiFi routers, cell phones, etc.). basically, that keeps the monitor static-free.

Clear audio. This monitor uses DECT 6.0 tech.

VTech topped our tests-and this simple model does the job. We tried out several brands of monitors and looked for the best audio clarity, battery life and range. That’s the advice we heard time and time again from our parent readers of our book on baby gear: a simple audio-only baby monitor works wonders.įor the best budget-friendly baby monitor with audio only, we’d recommend VTech’s DM111. If the budget is tight, a good audio monitor can be just as effective as an expensive baby video monitor in keeping an eye (or rather ear) on baby.ĭon’t take our word for it. And while it is nice to see your baby, what is probably more important is to hear baby! Monitors with both video and audio are popular today.

Best Budget-Friendly: VTech DM111 Audio Baby Monitor