👶 Graco Imonitor Vibe Digital Baby Monitor with 2M21VIB Review

This monitor is compact and powerful. I used it in an apartment with several floors. My only issue is that sometimes it turns red due to interference, but that doesn't seem worth it as it goes from green to red in the same spot.

This is a good basic baby monitor. Good selection throughout the house and yard. The vibration function helps to draw attention to loud noises. I have used the base in different rooms of our house and it clearly picks up our baby's crying from a distance. It doesn't have to be next to the bed. The parent unit is a bit awkward to wear, but it works well. I am very happy with this monitor.

We had an old Fisher Price model and it was driving us crazy with noise and interference. This one is so quiet it's scary. Even at full volume (which you never need) it only hisses slightly. I love that it's rechargeable, but at night we usually leave it next to the bed. I find the battery lasts around 12-14 hours. I've never used the vibrate feature, so I can't speak on that feature, but others might find it useful. I also never tested the claimed 2000ft range because if I could afford a house

For the "Parent" device: 1) The initial charge of the battery was complete (according to the indicator lights) in two hours, although according to the instructions it should take 16 hours. That gave me the first one Hint that the battery could be the problem. 2) The "Power" button didn't turn off the device when I was about to take it to my mother's house where I installed it. 3) So I left the device on, but the charge ran out after an hour, which confirms what other reviewers have complained…

I actually bought this monitor for my washing machine and dryer, not to monitor my baby. The machines sing a song when they finish their work and I can only hear them when I'm in the laundry room. One star for two main reasons: firstly, the product description said it came with a 'baby' unit and two 'parent' units. Not true. Only one "parents" block per box. Second, the "parent" unit will not work while the "baby" unit is powered by AAA batteries (or AC adapter). Power adapter. The problem with