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Your cart is empty.Enjoy peace of mind with the Philips AVENT SCD501/10 DECT Baby Monitor. DECT technology guarantees zero interference from any other transmitting product like other baby monitors, cordless phones and cell phones. It also provides high quality, crystal clear sound so you can hear your baby anytime. The five sound-activated LED lights alert you of the noise level in your baby's room even when the parent unit is muted. If your baby is restless when you put them to bed, you can help soothe and calm your baby to sleep with the warm tranquil glow of the night light. With a range of 300m you can be fully mobile in and around the home. The parent unit can be outlet or battery powered using AA batteries (not included).
Ting
Reviewed in Singapore on July 22, 2021
When the parent unit is not plugged in, the battery dies within 2-3 days. For a relatively expensive piece of equipment, this is entirely unacceptable (and unexpected).
VFS
Reviewed in Canada on January 12, 2021
I’ve waited 6 months before posting a review and have not had any issues with this monitor at all. If you’re looking for a simple monitor that allows you to hear when your baby cries then this does the job. I was really put off by the bad reviews but glad I didn’t pay attention to them. We have a big three storey house and the monitor works great throughout. I leave one end plugged in to the baby’s room all the time and the the other is plugged into the kitchen. The audio is loud enough that I rarely have to take it with me but if I do I just unplug (have charged batteries in there). White noise isn’t really an issue as the audio stops picking it up after a little while but turns on again if there’s a new noise like the baby crying. The only two annoying things are that the monitor will beep if it is turnered on but the receiver is not and that the monitor makes a loud noise when you turn it off. Honestly though hardly an issue. I’m so glad I didn’t spend more on a “fancier” model, this one will do us just great!
Lex
Reviewed in Australia on April 5, 2020
We live on a farm and I am able to hear down the hill to the house about 20m from my daughter's bed.
Customer
Reviewed in India on June 24, 2019
Sound clarity is too good. But as it is provided to insert batteries and use it anywhere as per the area mentioned without wiring..but it's not possible as I need to keep in charge for the whole time
Fernando
Reviewed in Mexico on May 18, 2018
Hasta ahora ha funcionado bastante bien el equipo. Tiene un buen diseño, de uso simple e intuitivo, con buena calidad de audio, y hasta ahora no hemos captado interferencias de ningún tipo.El único punto en contra es que los primeros niveles del volumen son algo bajos, y sólo se escucha bien en los niveles 4 y 5. Pero eso no le quita ningún mérito.En resumen, el equipo es sencillo de operar, funciona correctamente, y tiene un precio bastante accesible.
Kindle Customer
Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2017
I really like this. My mom is total care and I had to be within hearing distance in case she needed something and I had bought one from another store and it was useless and this one said it would range up to 1000 feet but when I got it the paper said 950 feet but that is not a problem. But now I can go work in the yard or be in the other half of the house and I can hear if she needs anything and it is very clear. The only thing I wish it had a clip on it so you could attach it to your waist band but I just put it in my pocket and it works but it would be better if it had a clip. The night light does not work but that is not a problem because I don't need it. One of the reviews I read stated that it uses a lot of batteries but I have not had that problem but at night I plug it in to save the battery. I would highly recommend this. One of the reviews states that it is so light that it will not stand up and I agree with that but it works better for me to lay it down anyway.
Emmaly
Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2017
This monitor does a great job. The baby room unit is wired to the power outlet. The remote unit can be run by batteries or by a power cord. We use ours with 2x Amazon-branded rechargeable AA batteries. It requires two AA batteries. The unit will NOT recharge your batteries for you, even if you plug it in. You'll need to use a standard battery charger to recharge the batteries, if you're using rechargeables. It doesn't come with batteries, so you'll need to supply your own.Important Note: it will sound like it's cutting out once in a while, or often. It isn't. It tries to save battery power by only transmitting sound when there's something to send. If the room is very quiet, it won't send any audio at all. If you have a fan running in the background, you'll sometimes hear it and sometimes you won't. This is NOT a problem. It will transmit audio EVERY TIME your baby is making noise.We're in a neighborhood with a lot of WiFi traffic, but not a lot of houses. We have had no noticed interference issues with this monitor set.Also, supposedly the audio is encrypted. This was a requirement for us. I don't notice any lag in audio, though it does take about three seconds for the units to negotiate a conversation before audio starts streaming.These provide only one-way audio. The remote unit does not have any means of sending audio to the baby room unit.
Kindle Customer
Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2016
We went through I don't know... 4 or 5 baby monitors before finding this one. At this point, I don't know if you're going to get a perfect product but for us this one is darn near close.A little background:We had twin boys in December of 2014 -- they were premmie and if you've ever dealt with a premmie you know you're not doing a lot of sleeping... partially because you're scared to death they're going to stop breathing at any moment(but usually while you're trying to sleep) and partially because they're noisy little suckers -- it's like tending to baby goats. We had an additional problem in that the range of the video monitor that we used with our daughter would not reach to our bedroom so we had to come up with another solution. We finally settled on, after much discussion about Russians watching our babies sleep(conclusion, who cares) a Dropcam(now Nest) coupled with an audio monitor might work -- I bought the Safety 1st Baby monitor which worked most of the time, but it also sent over a lot of static and if you left it on too long it would freak out -- it finally broke after a year(it's a good thing because I had developed a strong hate for it) We then tried several more, most of them did not work because of range -- the ones that did were noisier than our baby goats--The Philips Avent DECT baby monitor was the hail mary toss in baby monitors -- turns out it had no problem with the range AND the big winner is.. if there's no noise, it doesn't make any noise -- AHHHHH, at least for some of the night I now have peace and quiet instead of listening to their rain machine and static all night long -- it has a built in noise gate, which is triggered when ambient noise rises beyond a certain point and it's quite sensitive. We actually place the monitor outside of their door. The first few nights of using it, I was afraid it would not respond if the babies make noise, but it does... every time...I sat there with dropcam(which has a slight delay) and the monitor one night and it didn't miss one baby sound-- I completely trust it now and our quality of sleep has improved dramatically -- I highly recommend this monitor-- Oh and it works with 220v as well, we took it to Germany, yeah ...twin babies in Germany, I don't know what we were thinking....
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