Sony 900 Mhz Babycall Nursery Monitor Ntm 910

Pros: Crystal clear sound, battery for receiver, 27 Channels to choose from
Cons: Transmitter has no battery power option.

Recently, as some of you know, my wife and I had our first child. Amongst all the things we bought was the Sony MTN-910 “Baby Call” Nursery Monitor. We got it at Baby’s R’ Us for $99. In my opinion it is probably one of the best ...

Pros: Near perfect sound; voice activation feature; self-charging batteries
Cons: None I can think of!

We have a ranch-style house where the master bedroom is on the other side of the house from the other bedrooms, so a monitor was definitely a necessity for the nighttime. After checking out the positive reviews at other sites, I had registered and ...

Pros: Good range, great microphone and sound quality, 27 channels, rechargeable batteries
Cons: Temperamental -- too-frequent clicking/beeps can be a major problem...

**UPDATED 1/2006** The rechargeable battery in the receiver just died. For the life of me, I can't find a replacement and the SONY website doesn't even have a record of the battery model that is in my receiver. On the plus side, it looks like they've ...

Pros: Crystal Clear -- and I mean Crystal, 27 channels
Cons: Only One Receiver, No "talk Back" feature

[2005 Update at the bottom] Background Everybody with a baby needs one of these things unless you plan on 24/7 direct supervision. The first one we got was a shower gift. The basic ...

Pros: Voice Activated Mode, rechargeable battery, water resistant, activity lights, belt clip
Cons: Cost

You probably had the same initial reaction as I did: "Good lord, $50 for a baby monitor?!?!" Now that my son is one month old, my wife and I are thanking our lucky stars we have the Sony 910 Monitor. There are a couple key features that keep this ...

Pros: Rechargeable batteries, clear sound.
Cons: Belt clip isn't very practical; it's hard to use.

We registered for this monitor mainly based on the Sony name. We are definitely a Sony house (PS2, PSP, digital camera, video camera, we're Sony fans.) We opted for this one because it has 27 channels. We are on the outskirts of our subdivision, and ...

Pros: clear sound, great range, many channels
Cons: 900MHz phones can interfere, price

I originally purchased a fisher-price model. I took it back a week later. It had loud static, not very good range and you could hardly hear the baby. This Sony model is great. Amazing range, no background noise, picks up the smallest noises from b ...

Pros: Crystal clear sound, battery for receiver, 27 Channels to choose from.
Cons: Transmitter has no battery power option.

Recently, as some of you know, my wife and I had our first child. Amongst all the things we bought was the Sony MTN-910 “Baby Call” Nursery Monitor. We got it at Baby’s R’ Us for $99. In my opinion it is probably one of the best purchases we made. ...

Pros: Good clarity, volume, build-quality, channel-selection, voice activation keeps it quiet when it should be
Cons: Stupid, annoying out-of-range beep, no battery backup in child unit

We got this monitor three years ago as a shower gift and it has generally been very good. When everything is working, I don’t think any other baby monitor can compete for hearing what you need to hear of your baby (which is the core function of a baby ...

Pros: Many channels with clear sound. Good reception indoors, good light indicators. OK reception outside.
Cons: Poor, I repeat POOR belt clip. Reception could be improved. No scrambled signal.

We have had the Sony NTM-910 for slightly over two years now. Here are my brief comments as others have gone well into detail about the unit. 1- The unit is very sensitive and is clear if kept within the house. We have a two story 1700 sq.ft., 4 yr ...

Pros: 27 channels are a must-have.
Cons: You can't buy a second "receiver" to put in a second room.

I registered for this baby monitor based on the Sony name, believing Sony to have high quality products. And I was right on the money. Once I had it plugged in - with my newborn in the other room - I could hear EVERYTHING clear as day. From his ...

Pros: Clarity, Number of channels, Rechargeable battery
Cons: Price, Range Alarm

We live in a new neighborhood, which translates to several young families and several baby monitors. We can all hear each other through our monitors. When my first monitor broke, I set out to find one that would help keep us connected to our daughter...

Pros: Very sensitive. Wonderful interference free clarity.
Cons: Substandard rechargeable batteries

If you are shopping for a monitor, don't waste too much time researching them, just go buy the Sony NTM-900 or 910. I tried a Graco Ultra Clear first, but took it back immediately due to its lack of sensitivity and noise. The Good: The 910 delivers ...

Pros: Crystal Clear Audio, Rechargeable, User Friendly
Cons: Great as is but a portable transmitter would be nice

We received "The First Years" 900Mhz Attachable Monitor ($39.99) from my wifes baby shower. I was excited to try it out (this being our first child and I love playing with cool gadgets) so I immediately pulled it from the box, plugged the transmitter ...

Pros: Crystal clear audio!
Cons: Wish the transmitter had a cordless option.

When I was pregnant, and we were in the process of researching baby products, I read the reviews here and on other websites, and spoke with other parents we know. Everyone I know has this monitor, and all the review sites give it high marks. Now we ...