Can you hear talking or regular noises.... I want this to keep a ear out for my boys and make sure the oldest isn't hurting my little one... at night.
1451269
Yes, you can hear talking and regular noises. There is a volume button on the receiver.
1451270
for sure, this will help you a lot. With this you can even hear neighbor's dog barking!!! there is a setting that allows to have the screen turned off and is activated by the sound and/or movement detected by the cameras
1451271
Dawn, you can hear everything. If my kids are playing where the monitor is I can her and see exactly what they are doing. I have had this for about a year now and I have nothing bad to say about it. I have been very lucky and so far this camera works perfectly for us.
997184
It isnt that loud. It depends on how light of sleepers your kids are. Wouldnt bother my daughter, but would wake my son.
789892
Yes, that's what we use it for. We use a separate, plug in baby monitor for sound. It's great!
581064
This has an infinite volume control and can get very loud if you wish it to be. However, with that stated, you must understand that too loud of a noise can harm your baby's hearing in the long run. My suggestion is to talk to your 4-year-old and teach them to use "inside" voices. A child at the age of 4 is old enough to understand that when baby is sleeping, we need to use quiet voices.
1560874
Yes, and it has a volume control.He will hear it just fine.Hope this helps.
1822558
Mine is in a free-standing workshop and I do use earmuffs when it's running.It is not as loud as some but any of these systems might wake your kids two floors up.
1667614
No. But you can hear baby. You can use in home or across the world to see and hear your baby, great for a night out knowing that babysitter has no problems, or if you are a traveling parent.
2158516
We leave ours connected all of the time, so probably the answer is yes. I love these monitors they are so awesome to check on all of the sleeping kiddos in seconds... gives a clear picture, and will include sound if the audio is turned on your mobile device. Love them!
1393167
YES! YES! YES! One of the reasons I bought it! And you can pre-set the volume so your little one can't blast everyone's (including theirs) ears! Absolutely, one of the coolest features!
118916
Mine is very loud too and I was also wondering if it was defective. Can barely hear the baby speak over the noise. Also, I have had to change the batteries twice since Christmas 4 days ago- this can't be normal.
1393442
There is hardly any noise. My daughter is pretty sensitive to noises, and she doesn't notice it. Hope this helps!
915914
No it can't be heard in other rooms which is a bummer. What I did was put a baby video system in the room near the bed alarm and put the other end of the video alarm to where ever I was sleeping. That way I can hear it. We used it for my Dad. My Mom was sleeping in the same room and whenever it went off it would sometimes wake her. The other issues is that when the person using the bed alarm moves sometimes the alarm goes off even if they were not trying to get out of bed. It was a problem with false alarms but it was better than not having it. Hope this helps.
354105
Sorry to say that the only person who'll hear the drummer w/the headset plugged in is YOU! So...you get the drum noise + your little drummers voice. Better to get yourself some earplugs. LOL But the kids DO love it!! Hope this helps.
279630
Yes you can. I have closed mine many times and talked. Have never had anyone complain that they cannot hear me. Hope this helps.
1879805
No, I'm quite sure you can't. My grandson has the kit at his house and I think he, or my daughter, would have told me if they could hear that. It is just plastic, no batteries or anything that would indicate you could hear heartbeat.
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Not only can you hear your baby, you can "see" the sound. The volume can be adjusted with a fair range. But there's also a line of lights across the top of the screen that glow green (silent) or red(noise). I don't know what is do without it!
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I don't think so but I think the volume will be fine unless you have significant hearing loss. And I don't think you'd you'd want to anyway- you want to hear it if it goes off but I'm thinking if its too loud that's probably not great for baby's ears.