BT Digital Baby Monitor 150 Reviews

We bought this monitor to use for our son when his previous monitor kicked the bucket. We wanted a digital as we had previously experienced some problems with the sound on the previous monitor and thought it would provide us with better quality sound. It has some good features - talkback, nightlight, temperature display, temperature ...  Read the complete review

I bought this monitor for when I had my daughter. From the packaging it looked very simple and easy to use and had won a 'mother and baby silver award'. I have always valued products with this award as the products are tried, tested and nominated by mums and dads. As we know these are the people who really know whether a baby product is ...  Read the complete review

With my first child i bought a fisherprice lights n sounds baby monitor, it was cheap and chearful...big mistake, all i got was terrible feedback from other monitors in the street and whatever else could get through it! So with my second i decided to try a more upmarket one-more money but i wanted one that was quiet!! First ...  Read the complete review

I purchased the BT Digital baby monitor 150 for £69.99 from Argos and for what the product does I regard them as very cheap. The product includes a parents unit and a baby unit, both of which come included with the relevant leads and charging bases. The parents unit takes 2AA batteries which are fully rechargeable when in the ...  Read the complete review

Before baby number 1 arrived we did lots of research on what monitor to buy. The BT150 came out as top in a lot of reveiws. The Mp3 plug in appealed as we thought we could play lullabys from the mp3 player! When it came to putting the baby to bed on his own of an evening, we duely plugged in the monitor and put the parent part ...  Read the complete review

We bought this monitor when we had our son. My husband researched all the products available at the time and this one came out top although slightly more expensive than the others. The monitor itself is stylish looking and should fit with pretty much any décor. The material used to make the monitor and parent unit it are ...  Read the complete review

I had got loads of vouchers from work before I went on maternity leave, instead of buying her more clothes etc we decided to wait and get something decent and something we needed later on. We looked for ages for a baby monitor and then in the end we settled for BT Baby Monitor 150 just before our daughter turned six months old and she ...  Read the complete review

The BT Digital Baby Monitor 150 - the next model up from the BT 100. This monitor retails at £69.99 but can often be found cheaper if you shop around online. This monitor uses digital DCET technology and features Hi-Def Sound. It comes with a baby unit and a parent unit. It also comes with 2 power adaptors which plug into the ...  Read the complete review

As I do love a good gadget, I spent ages researching what type of monitor would be best for us. Never having used one, I wasn't sure what to look for and the features on this certainly looked impressive & cool- you can actually plug your ipod into it to let baby listen to your individual taste in music- what more do you ...  Read the complete review

I chose this monitor mainly because it was digital, we did have an analogue monitor to begin with but the interference was really bad and we kept getting woken up by the static! I looked around and found the BT 150 seemed to do the job and more! Now BT isn't usually a make I would have chosen as I don't really associate it with ...  Read the complete review

Having done a lot of research on baby monitors after the arrival of my daughter we finally plumped for the 150 - it got good all round reviews and had several awards to it's name - always a good start! We live in a new build, small but very difficult for wireless signals (mobiles, wifi etc) to penetrate somehow. Working on the ...  Read the complete review

With so much choice in baby monitors about it's hard to decide which does the job well. I decided against a video monitor so opted for a good spec digital sound only one. The BT150 which I paid £49 (on offer) from Mothercare was my choice. In the box you get the baby unit, parent unit, a charging stand, two ac adapters, a ...  Read the complete review

A baby monitor is probably the best purchase we made and after searching the internet for customer reviews we settled on the BT 150 model which has a parent console and the main part that you leave next to your little one. I think it's excellent. It is easy to set up and after fully charging the parent module is ready to roll. The ...  Read the complete review

The baby monitor was a purchase made by dad. He sat at the computer for ages trying to decide which one was best. Given we live in a small house I voted not to bother getting one at all but he didn't listen. Finally he made his decision and purchased the BT 150 Baby Monitor. We paid about £65 but I have seen them recently for ...  Read the complete review

There was no doubt when I was pregnant that we would need a baby monitor. Living in a town house, we knew it would be impossible to hear our baby from the bottom of the house. But we were concerned about interference, as a large number of people in our street have small children and babies and we'd heard stories of monitors picking up ...  Read the complete review

When I was pregnant I didn't think we'd need a monitor, our house is relatively small and I thought we'd hear him fine. As a precaution we bought a cheap analogue Fisher Price monitor for £15. I have to say it was a complete waste of money as we still couldn't hear him crying, just a terrible buzz. We used it for that one night only and ...  Read the complete review