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Motorola's MBP33 Digital Audio Baby Monitor will give you the reassurance that your child is resting peacefully. Equipped with 2.4GHz FHSS technology for sound clarity, you can feel comfortable your little one will come through loud and clear when they need you. A 2.8" LCD color display shows sound and video monitoring, with infrared night vision. Data encryption is built-in for added security. The MBP33 digital audio baby monitor has an impressive range of up to 200 meters with an out of range warning, allowing you to move around the house or yard comfortably, knowing you will hear when your little one is awake. The MBP33 Digital Audio Baby Monitor by Motorola is the perfect choice for any parent or caregiver.

Color LCD Screen with Infrared Night Vision

A full-color 2.8" LCD display shows real-time video and sound in your baby's room with up to 25 FPS video playback, letting you can keep informed of what's going on visually as well as audibly. Infrared night vision means you can stay in touch with what's going in your baby's room without any lights to disturb little sleepers.

The 2.4GHz FHSS technology offers a more reliable wireless connection over previous cordless technologies such as 900MHz cordless antennas. That means better range and less chance of missing something important in your baby's room due to a weak or dropped signal.

The MBP33 also features two-way communication for being able to speak or sing to your baby remotely, or to communicate with a partner in the room.

Data Encryption for Security

The Motorola MBP33 encrypts the audio data it transfers for added security and peace of mind.

The MBP33's transmitter is equipped with a room temperature sensor which is reported on the receiver's LCD display. You can ensure that it never gets too hot or too cold for your little one.

Up to 200M Range with "Out-of-Range" Warning

The superior wireless range of the MBP33 lets you keep connected to your baby up to 200 meters away. So even if you have a larger home, you don't have to give up safety or the ability to stay connected to your little one. An alarm sounds when you're getting out of range of the transmitting unit, so you'll never have to wonder if you're close enough to hear what's going on.