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Wednesday, 10 May 2017
Discount Code for Babies R Us - until 14/5/17
Just spotted this,
£10 of £50 spend or £20 off £100 Spend until Sunday 14th May!!!
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£10 of £50 spend or £20 off £100 Spend until Sunday 14th May!!!
Visit the website HERE
Tuesday, 9 May 2017
Summer Infant Wideview Baby Monitor
I have decided (after realising that this is something I rely heavily on) to review my Summer Wide View Baby Monitor (Currently £99.99)
I love it. True Love, Actual Love!
You plug the camera in upstairs and direct it towards the babies sleeping area. It has a built in thermometer that gives the room temperature, but I have to admit it usually displays warm in comparison to the Gro Egg - but that will likely be because the camera is plugged in generating heat. The camera has full colour capability and also shows picture in night vision. The camera has a little green light to indicate that it is on, and this doesn't disturb sleep (at the moment).
On the monitor itself it has good sound quality, the ability to speak to baby via the monitor and also the ability to zoom in/out and change the contrast of the picture (I have found this handy when baby is still to monitor breathing). It is also a big enough screen that I don't really have to worry about watching my daughter as I see her move easily enough on it.
It is also possible to buy extra camera's (though I have yet to find one) to wire up different rooms or vantage points. I would be very eager to do this.
Good Points:
I love it. True Love, Actual Love!
You plug the camera in upstairs and direct it towards the babies sleeping area. It has a built in thermometer that gives the room temperature, but I have to admit it usually displays warm in comparison to the Gro Egg - but that will likely be because the camera is plugged in generating heat. The camera has full colour capability and also shows picture in night vision. The camera has a little green light to indicate that it is on, and this doesn't disturb sleep (at the moment).
On the monitor itself it has good sound quality, the ability to speak to baby via the monitor and also the ability to zoom in/out and change the contrast of the picture (I have found this handy when baby is still to monitor breathing). It is also a big enough screen that I don't really have to worry about watching my daughter as I see her move easily enough on it.
It is also possible to buy extra camera's (though I have yet to find one) to wire up different rooms or vantage points. I would be very eager to do this.
Good Points:
- Big screen for easy viewing
- Sound bar flashes when noise is heard
- Wireless and wired function
- Ability to zoom in and out/change contrast
- Two way communication.
- USB Charging cable for ease of use.
- Sometimes wireless products (phones/iPads etc) can interfere with the signal of the camera to the monitor, causing the sound to cut in and out/ picture to freeze momentarily (it has in rare cases lost signal all together for a few minutes, but switching on and off resolves this).
- Battery Life - when viewing the image on screen even in night mode, the battery drains very fast so it needs to be plugged in most of the time.
- Difficult to locate cost friendly additional camera's.
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