Updated 8 Dec 2017
Snapshot: The Angelcare AC620 baby monitor keeps an ear on sound, but has no video. How does it perform?
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Overall score includes:
Audio/video monitors:
Picture performance (30%)
Sound performance (40%)
Ease of use (30%)
Audio-only products:
Sound performance (70%)
Ease of use (30%)
Performance assesses:
Sound range (how well it transmits through indoor walls).
Sensitivity and sound quality (whether the baby unit picks up soft sounds and how well the parent unit reproduces them).
Picture quality (of video monitors).
We also check for interference from a microwave or a digital cordless phone – and whether the monitor causes interference in a TV or a digital cordless phone.
Ease of use assesses:
The size and clarity of the labels, indicators and controls.
How easy it is to operate the controls and set up the unit.
Prices are from a November 2017 survey.
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