Angelcare AC420

A great baby monitor if you want a simple version. For my oldest son I wanted the simplest baby monitor without radiation. It has a night light which is nice. I have the same baby monitor for my youngest of six months. They don't disturb each other because they have different channel. I do find it a disadvantage that the sound is not continuously on. The youngest breathes rather softly and is not audible. Furthermore, the sound is fine and jumps right on when the little one cries or makes noises.

This is the baby monitor that really lasts. My sister has worn out several from other brands (also good brands like Philips), but we have been using our first Angelcare for almost three years and everything is still in tip-top shape. The additional cost therefore pays for itself very quickly. So just bought a second one for our second child. So that's the downside. You cannot combine two transmitters with a receiver. You must immediately buy two sets for two children. But that seems to be the case with almost all brands. For us, the decisive argument for buying Angelcare was that these baby monitors emit the least radiation. No DECT radiation through your baby's head. That was very important to us. As far as we are concerned, a clear purchase recommendation!

The Angelcare works fine. Easy to set up and meets expectations. What I find most important is that the baby monitor is DECT free. DECT is very strong pulsed radiation, which I find worrying when babies are exposed to it. After all, babies are very close to the baby monitor and if you consider that such a thing has a range of 300 m. In short, a very nice and safe baby monitor.