If there is no sound in the baby's room, do you hear static? My motorola monitor makes constant white noise which I hate.
1279537
No not at all, it's nice and quiet all I can hear is the baby's little snores. I have the volume up pretty high too and still no static.
1279538
There is a little but it really is not loud. I still can actually hear my baby breathing. I would think that the static might be related to distance. The further away from the baby's room...If you are on a poor frequency...may be factors. I have taken the monitor downstairs and outside without static issues. Hope this helps!
1591385
It's a decent volume! I wouldn't recommend having any other noise on like a T.V. or music playing but with the actual camera itself that you put on a mantle, in my opinion I think it's a great volume for the baby to your voice. On the hand held device, the monitor itself, it's about the same volume. We have tested from room to room and the volume hasn't wavered. Hope I answered your question!
1158876
I have two units. One is dead silent in the idle mode, the other has a barely detectable white noise. Try double-clicling on the Play/Stop button to change into another audio mode, such as for speech.
915914
No it can't be heard in other rooms which is a bummer. What I did was put a baby video system in the room near the bed alarm and put the other end of the video alarm to where ever I was sleeping. That way I can hear it. We used it for my Dad. My Mom was sleeping in the same room and whenever it went off it would sometimes wake her. The other issues is that when the person using the bed alarm moves sometimes the alarm goes off even if they were not trying to get out of bed. It was a problem with false alarms but it was better than not having it. Hope this helps.
789892
Yes, that's what we use it for. We use a separate, plug in baby monitor for sound. It's great!
1827282
Ours makes a ton of noise too. It is very annoying and even wakes our baby up. Did you just call customer service to get a replacement?
1398588
I have mine in the playroom and away from anywhere we sit to watch tv. Noise for me is not an issue.
1772368
One of the " white noise" settings does sound like a heart beat, similar to what you hear on an ultrasound and what the baby hears in the womb. We have had this machine for several months and love it.
1681805
Mine didn't sound static at all. If you're using the cord, make sure it's plugged in good
238575
I can't honestly say. I purchased this for my son and daughter-in-law. They are having their first child literally any day now. I myself am old school. I like the new monitors that you can actually see and hear the baby any time. I forwarded your question to my son to see what he has to say to give you clarity. Good luck!
1445583
I am having the same problem. After pushing the sensitivity button, I can hear out of the baby's room, then the unit mutes after a few seconds. Not quite sure if this is a battery saving feature...I always have mine plugged in next to my bed! It does go on when there is noise in the baby's room. I thought perhaps there was a reset button on the parent unit. Perhaps changing the battery will help. I guess it's time to refer to the owners manual. :-)
1164751
It sounds on both units if you have them both on. You can have just the child unit on if you are keeping baby in your bedroom. Then only the child unit will sound.
101037
Honestly we only use the white noise setting so that is continuous. I will check the other sounds and get back to you
1401178
I'm not sure. I thought it was quite loud, but it is a high-pitch as I recall. That is the sound that people lose first usually. Does he live alone? If not, it would definitely wake anyone else. I have a baby monitor in Mom's room. It nearly scared me right out of bed, and my room is some distance from hers. Unfortunately, we had lots of false alarms because of the way she turns over in bed (raising up on elbow rather than just rolling.).
144470
We use 2 of the same monitors at night when both babies are sleeping. Ever since we've started doing this, we get annoying static interference once in a while from both monitors. I have one monitor set up on my night stand... if I move at all in the bed while I'm sleeping, it makes a loud, scary "CRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRSHHHHH" noise. In the middle of the night, this noise is terrifying. But to answer the question, you can use 2 at once on different channels. Just expect to have the poop scared out of you once in a while.
789891
That is actually precisely Why I got it. It works perfectly. I have not had one issue with using it as a baby monitor yet. Even the sound is great. You only hear what you need to hear, there's no interference whatsoever. It makes a great baby monitor, and I would completely recommended for that.
2176166
Good question---It is pretty quiet, but if you have it on full speed it can get a little loud, but I still think you could hear the baby. I had in the living room with about 12 people in it and we didn't have to turn up the volume on the tv and it really helps circulate the air when it is warm out.