Motorola Nursery VM50G Baby Monitor Camera - 5-inch Colour Display Parent Unit - Lullabies - Two-Way Communication - High Sensitive Microphone, Tilt and Digital Zoom - Night Vision, White/Gold

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Speak to your little ones with two-way talk, and know if their room is too hot or too cold with room temperature monitoring.

Speak to your little ones with two-way talk and know if their rooms are too hot or too cold with room temperature monitoring. Our connected video monitors give you a clear view of your little ones, whether from the in-home monitor, or on-the-go using the Motorola Nursery app from your compatible smartphone or tablet. INFRARED NIGHT VISION - Even when there is little to no light in the nursery you can keep receiving high quality images on your parent unit due to a built-in infrared night vision on the VM50G baby monitor. GHz Wireless 5" Screen, 2-Way Audio, Remote Pan, Tilt, Zoom, Room Temperature Sensor, Lullabies, Night Vision 1 Camera - Walmart. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products.

Plus, with the pan, tilt and zoom feature, you can move the camera around and zoom in to get a better view of the nursery and your little one.

INCH COLOUR DISPLAY - Through a 5-inch colour display on the included parent unit, you can receive live images all around the house up to a range of 1000ft. The camera has several useful functions such as infrared night vision, a digital zoom and remote pan and tilt. High sensitivity microphone and two way talk Thanks to a high sensitive microphone you will be alerted whenever a sound comes from the nursery. Crystal clear and interference free so every breath, gurgle and cry from your baby will come through loud and clear when they need you. With the parent unit you can keep an eye on your baby all around the house, with a range of up to 1000ft.

Unfortunatly, this can be difficult since you do not want to disturb your baby once he or she is finally off to the land of dreams.