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Best cheap baby monitor deals for February 2021

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Every parent wishes the best care for their baby . And while you can’t be by your child’s side all the time, you can lift some worries off your chest whenever you’re away by having a trusty baby monitor. This device acts like extra eyes and ears that let you keep tabs on your little one while they sleep or while you’re occupied with housework.

With so many types and brands of baby monitors to consider, it can be overwhelming to choose which one suits your needs best. No need to worry, though, we’ve done the hard work for you, cataloging all the baby monitor deals we have gathered along with some expert buying advice to help you make the right decision. This collection of the best baby monitor deals covers just about every type you can think of — from no-frills, cheap baby monitor systems to models with video displays, sensors, and smart capabilities.

Best baby monitor deals today

  • Motorola MBP163CONNECT Audio Baby Monitor — $21, was $50
  • Victure Baby Monitor — $30 with coupon on page, was $40
  • — $19 , was $25
  • Babysense Video Baby Monitor — $56, was $85
  • Project Nursery Smart Baby Monitor — $75, was $200
  • — $120 with coupon on page , was $200
  • Angelcare AC327 Baby Monitor — $151, was $170

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Babysense V65 Baby Monitor

$150 $240

With hack-free cameras, the Babysense V65 baby monitor can record in 720p with a wide viewing range. It also has two-way audio and night vision for nearly 24/7 protection.

Extra 5% off with on-page coupon

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Victure 1080P FHD Baby Monitor

$31 $40

For a low-key baby monitor camera, Victure is the best choice as it has a 1080p FHD video quality, even at night. It also comes with a smart motion detection program for extra surveillance.

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Motorola MBP668CONNECT Baby Monitor

$100 $130

Worry less with your child as this baby monitor from Motorola has all the features you need as a parent. Its 3.5″ LCD parent unit has night vision, room temperature display, and two-way talk feature.

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Motorola MBP163CONNECT Audio Baby Monitor

$16 $50

The Motorola MBP163CONNECT is one of the better audio baby monitors around, equipped with crisp two-way audio, a library of built-in lullabies and audiobooks, and multicolor nightlights.

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LBtech Wireless Baby Monitor

$100 $120

Watch your child with the LBtech Wireless Baby Monitor! You can even use up to four baby cameras that here that are plug and play. It also has a two-way talk feature and a temperature monitor.

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Motorola 5-Inch Video Baby Monitor with Remote Pan Scan

$119 $120

This system has all the features you need to keep tabs on your little one. It comes with a 5-inch color video screen with remote pan scan, two-way audio function, and temperature monitor.

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VTech 2-Parent Digital Audio Monitor with Ceiling Night Light

$40 $50

This system provides clear audio transmission and long-range, complete with a two-way, talk-back intercom. The baby unit emits soft lights that project a starry night scene onto the ceiling.

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Vtech VM5463-2 Baby Monitor

$131 $170

Keep your kids safe at night with the VTech VM5463-2 baby monitor and its two included rotating cameras equipped with night lights, lit video, ceiling projection lights, and several lullabies.

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Project Nursery Smart Baby Monitor

$50 $200

A smart parent needs a smart baby monitor, and the Project Nursery baby monitor is compatible with Alexa for voice-automated convenience along with 360-degree audio and 720p video resolution.

Extra $20 off with on-page coupon

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Axvue Video Baby Monitor with 5-inch LCD and Two Cameras

$80 $130

Get double surveillance for your little one with Axvue’s two-camera baby monitor. This lets you watch your child in two rooms in high-quality resolution, be it in the daytime or nighttime.

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Babysense Video Baby Monitor

$50 $85

If you want to remotely see what your baby is doing, check the room temperature, and talk to your child, the Babysense Video Baby Monitor is a device that could help you.

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VTech DM111 Audio Baby Monitor

$16 $25

If you don’t need a video monitor, the VTech DM111 is a great budget-friendly option that comes with white noise elimination and sound level monitoring to inform you if it’s getting too loud.

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Motorola MBP855CONNECT Baby Monitor

$227 $250

Keep watch over your children no matter where you are with the Motorola MBP855CONNECT baby monitor. With an easy-to-use console, you have access to two-way audio, a thermometer, and five lullabies.

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ALLCACA Wireless Baby Monitor 1080P

$27 $132

This wireless baby monitor lets you watch your baby from your smartphone. Captured video are in stunning 1280*720p quality, so you’re sure to see every detail in the baby room day and night.

Extra 10% off with on-page coupon

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Wansview Q6-W Baby Camera

$27 $50

For only the essentials, you can rely on the Wansview Q6-W baby camera to deliver. It’s got 1080p video resolution with a wide 90-degree field of view, two-way audio, and Alexa compatibility.

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Motorola MBP844CONNECT Baby Monitor

$81 $149

With an insane 1000-foot wireless range, the Motorla MBP844CONNECT baby monitor shoots footage in 720p with night vision and multiple alerts, so you can watch over your loved ones from miles away.

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VTech VM350 5″ Digital Video Baby Monitor

$70 $80

With the 5″ high-resolution LCD screen of this VTech baby monitor, you can clearly see what your child is doing. It also has a two-way talk function, and it could also play lullabies for your baby.

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VTech DM221-2 Audio Baby Monitor

$40 $50

With two parent units and a single baby monitor, the VTech DM221-2 audio baby monitor is perfect for busy parents thanks to its two-way audio and noise level indicators.

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VTech VM901 Baby Monitor

$140 $150

With the VTech VM901 baby monitor, you can watch over your kids with ease thanks to its night vision and flexible movement for 360-degree coverage augmented by motion and temperature detection.

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Summer Infant Baby Pixel Zoom HD Duo Baby Monitor

$236 $300

If you want the best that Summer’s got to offer, this dual camera Baby Pixel Zoom HD is it. With 6-level zoom, SleepZone tech, enhanced night vision, lullabies, and a thermometer, this does it all.

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Summer Infant Cadet Baby Monitor

$98 $170

The Cadet of the Summer Infant baby monitor line is an inbetweener that you can’t miss out on if you’re on a budget. It’s got a remotely controllable camera, SleepZone boundary technology, and more.

Extra $20 off with on-page coupon

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VTech VM321 Baby Monitor

$49 $69

The VTech VM321 baby monitor has a vibrant LCD screen to ensure you always get lifelike visuals, even in the dark thanks to its night vision. It’s also wall-mountable with an intercom and lullabies.

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VTech VM305 Baby Monitor

$45 $60

Hear and comfort your infant from any room with the built-in intercom on the portable parent unit. The baby unit has a temperature sensor and 10 infrared LEDs to ensure clear video even in dark rooms.

Extra $10 off with on-page coupon

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HeimVision HM132 Video Baby Monitor with Camera and Audio

$69 $110

HeimVision’s baby monitor comes with a 4.3-inch wireless LCD screen that parents can bring anywhere at home to keep an eye on their tot. It also has 8 pre-programmed lullabies to calm babies down.

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HeimVision HM136 Baby Monitor

$106 $126

The Heimvision HM136 baby monitor has a number of features, including 720p footage, baby-proofed night vision LED, two-way audio, lullabies, multiple viewing angles, and even feeding time alerts.

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Eufy Security Baby Monitor

$210 $240

If you want virtually total coverage over your children, the Eufy Security baby monitor comes with two cameras equipped to pan and tilt at 330-degree and 110-degree angles, with noise alerts too.

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Owlet Monitor Duo

$349 $400

For total protection, even from unseen threats, the Owlet baby monitor bundle is one of the best, especially with the three differently sized socks giving you your child’s real-time health stats.

How to choose a baby monitor

Whether you’re a first-time parent or not, caring for a baby comes with a lot of anxiety. Having the right baby monitor can at least help give you some peace of mind. Picking one is no easy feat, though, but you can start by narrowing down your choices depending on the features that will meet your needs.

Baby monitors come in many different types. Audio-only monitors minimize background noise and focus on the sound the baby makes, allowing you to listen while he or she sleeps, cries, or coos. Audio-video systems, on the other hand, give the benefit of letting you see your little one in real time through a built-in camera. Most models even come with a touchscreen display with pan scan features for zooming in or tilting the camera, as well as night vision technology so you view the feed clearly even in the dark.

Other types — analog and digital — pertain to security and the way signals travel between the monitor and the receiver. Analog monitors are less expensive but have weaker security, while digital ones encrypt the signal so others won’t hear what’s happening in your household when those signals travel. Wireless network or Wi-Fi baby monitors fall under the digital category and usually include both audio and video capabilities. They connect to your existing wireless network, allowing you to use your smartphone, tablet, or computer as a receiver. Functionalities include the ability to be controlled from an app through your mobile device (whenever and wherever you are), compatibility with voice assistant ecosystems, and storage of video footage via the cloud.

Prefer an audio-only or audio-video baby monitor system? Either way, it’s ideal that you choose a model with a two-way audio function. This enables you to not only hear your baby, but also to comfort, speak, or sing lullabies to him or her through the monitor. A light-up sound indicator feature will also come in handy, providing a visual indication of your little one’s noise level even if the handset volume is muted or low.

If you want to kick things up even further, there are baby monitors available with a whole bunch of amazing extras or add-ons. These include an adjustable temperature sensor that lets you identify and control the climate in your baby’s room, sensors that can filter out normal baby sounds and motions as well as track the baby’s vital signs, soft lights that can project starry night scenes onto the ceiling, and built-in lullabies that can help soothe your baby to sleep.

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COVID-19: SAF defers all in-camp training, IPPT for NSmen until May 4; some servicemen to work from home

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SINGAPORE: The Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) will defer all in-camp training (ICT) and individual physical proficiency tests (IPPT) for operationally-ready national servicemen (NSmen) with immediate effect until May 4.

“The SAF will implement additional measures to maintain our operational readiness to defend Singapore’s peace and security amidst the evolving COVID-19 outbreak,” the Ministry of Defence (MINDEF) said in a statement on Friday (Apr 3).

Servicemen in administrative roles will also work from home “where feasible”.

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This comes as the Government announced sweeping new measures to curb the outbreak amid a rising number of local and unlinked cases. Measures include closing schools and most workplaces, as well as disallowing dining in at food establishments .

In his address to the nation on Friday, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong urged people to stay at home “as much as possible”.

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MINDEF had on Tuesday announced that it will defer all “non-operations-essential” in-camp training and waive IPPT requirements for affected NSmen until Apr 30.

“Other SAF units, including training schools such as Officer Cadet School, Specialist Cadet School, and Basic Military Training Centre (BMTC), will continue operating and training with enhanced measures,” it said on Friday.

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As part of the measures, BMTC will upload lessons online, ensure safe distancing at all times and conduct training in smaller groups, a practice known as cohorting.

MINDEF said servicemen performing critical functions, such as island defence, protection of key installations, maritime security, air defence and counter-terrorism operations, will continue to be cohorted.

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“In addition, they will be required to reside in their camps and bases before and during their operational duty to reduce the risk of infection in the critical operational units,” it stated.

“The SAF will continue to monitor the evolving situation and review our measures to safeguard the defence of Singapore while keeping our servicemen safe.”

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Christian Bale & Director Scott Cooper Re-Team On Cross Creek’s ‘The Pale Blue Eye’ – EFM

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EXCLUSIVE : Christian Bale and director Scott Cooper are set to make their third film together. Bale will star in Cooper’s scripted adaptation of the Louis Bayard novel The Pale Blue Eye . Cross Creek, coming off the Golden Globe-nominated The Trial of the Chicago 7 , is financing and producing. CAA Media Finance and Endeavor Content are co-repping domestic distribution rights at the European Film Market, with MadRiver handling international sales.

Thriller revolves around the attempt to solve a series of murders that took place in 1830 at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point. Bale will play a veteran detective who investigates the murders, helped by a detail-oriented young cadet who will later become a world famous author, Edgar Allan Poe .

“Even though Edgar Allan Poe was born in Boston and died, delirious, in Baltimore, the majority of his life was spent in Virginia, my home state,” Cooper told Deadline. “So I grew up with his presence. He bequeathed us the detective genre, and he’s still such a presence in our culture, with every horror, mystery and science fiction writer indebted to Poe. This is my attempt at a large-canvas whodunit, with a serial killer at its center. I want to make films that push me into a different, maybe uncomfortable space, but I am glad to have Christian go there with me. I’ve wanted to make this for over a decade and fortunately for me, Christian has perfectly aged into the lead character. He was far too young when I first thought of making this. Films are meant to happen at the right time. Christian is always in high demand, but to be able to make this with him will be such a joy for me.”

Bale will produce with Cooper, John Lesher and Cross Creek’s Tyler Thompson. The plan is to shoot in the fall.

Cooper and Bale will be doing their third film together, after teaming on Out of the Furnace and Hostiles . Cooper most recently wrapped the Guillermo del Toro-produced horror film Antlers for Fox Searchlight, slated for fall release, and Bale, last seen in Ford v Ferrari , is filming Thor: Love and Thunder , and the untitled David O Russell film.

Cross Creek set the film as part of its multi-pic development deal with Streamline Global’s Chris Sharp, Emily Salveson and Ryan Smith.