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Determining what monitor to purchase depends on which factors are most important to you, such as:

Display quality/screen size: Some video monitors have larger screens with higher resolutions that offer a clearer image. Others come with smaller screens, and still others rely on an app you view on your cell phone—which may not make for the greatest viewing, depending on the size of your phone.
Range: How far away you can be from the nursery and still get uninterrupted monitoring varies. This is an especially important factor to consider if you live in an older home with thick, plaster walls or a home with multiple floors.
Portability: Some cameras must be wall mounted while others can stand alone and travel away from home.
Two-way communication: This popular feature lets you speak to your baby over the monitor.
Battery life: This determines how long you can carry the monitor screen around before having to plug it in to charge.
Remote adjustments: The ability to use the monitor to remotely adjust the camera’s view can come in handy.
Wireless encryption: This ensures that no one else can tap into your monitor’s “feed” and see what’s going on in your house. WiFi-enabled monitors are great for portability and range, but may be more susceptible to hacking. If you go this route, be sure to secure your home wireless network and keep the monitor’s firmware updated. Otherwise, look for digital monitors with a 2.4 GHz FHSS wireless transmission.
Specialized features: Besides watching your little one, some cameras also monitor the room’s temperature and your baby’s vitals.

Obviously, The Newborn Store Baby Monitors is the winner considering from the above aspects.