Product Description

A practical, easy-to-use nursery monitor, giving you reassurance as baby sleeps

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #3022 in Baby Product
• Brand: Tomy
• Model: AmazonUk/TOMY4
• Dimensions: 9.45" h x 3.54" w x 5.51" l, 1.06 pounds

Features

• Easy to use baby sounds monitor
• Ideal for flats or small houses
• Quality sound
• Volume control
• Discreet design
• No batteries required mains operated only
• Manufacturers recommended age 0+

Manufacturer's Description

Babylink

Trust Tomy to make sure you and your baby are never out of touch. Day and night, you’ll be the first to know if your baby makes a sound. Leave your little one to sleep soundly with the Baby Unit nearby. Then monitor even the quietest of sounds on your Parent Unit.

Easy to use
Practical, functional and so simple to use.

Quality Sound
Designed to provide clear monitoring of baby’s every sound.

Mains Operation Each unit plugs into a household socket in different rooms around the home to keep you in touch with your baby. Volume Control Fine tune the sound level. A pre-set minimum volume means you never turn it down too low. Finger Grips The sides are moulded and easy to hold – easy for unplugging. Power ‘On’ Indicator You’ll always know when the monitor units are working. Box Contents: 1 x Baby Unit 1 x Parent Unit

"Keeping baby close to you, always"

Important Notice: The Tomy Baby Link is designed to help you monitor your child and is not intended as a substitute for adult supervision.

Customer Reviews

Cheap and cheerful, works ok for us.
We bought this Tomy monitor set as a cheap second pair of monitors because of interference we were getting with our regular set when away from home. Our first "regular set" is a standard radio tranmitter and receiver but this Tomy unit works using the ring mains as its circuit instead, so isn't subject to the same radio interference and competition. (Though this means it can't take batteries.) As mentioned by another reviewer, the receiver does make somewhat of a humming noise, particularly when turned up to maximum volume, but it's acceptable and unobtrusive enough if you're not trying to sleep in the room with it and are just watching the TV downstairs or have other background noise going on, for example.

As for no volume control on the transmitter, it's true that it has no sensitivity selector unlike our other monitor's transmitter, but it still seems to pick up everything pretty easily. There is a drawback in that the unit has no flex cable, so it has to pick up any noise from wherever the socket is. But with a socket only a few feet away from our baby we can hear his breathing from the receiver in the other room.

It may be that if your ring main circuit has a lot of "noise" on it it could be translated into some of thr crackle and hum the other reviewer seemed to encounter, but it's just a theory. It's "ok" for us and provides us an alternative when we're out and could otherwise be fighting for a signal with other parents' transmitters.

Does exactly what it says - if you follow the instructions!
It really is 'plug n play' simple, and it certainly doesn't look or feel 'cheap'. Believe me, I've seen enough poorly made foreign products to know. Perhaps as it uses your household wiring system to transmit the signal some properties may have wiring issues and this may be causing the problems. We live in a very old house, and goodness knows how the wiring has been changed over the years, but it works perfectly well for us - and certainly better than I was expecting for the price!

absolutely fine
I bought this monitor after spanding nearly £100 on another monitor which just stopped working, I was not going to pay another fortune for a new high tec one so decided to just get this plug in one.
I was suprised at the fact that it is just as good as any other and much cheaper.
It plugs in directly to the wall, so you cant walk around with it, but picks up all sounds from baby's room, even breathing. If you have the parent unit sound level turned up high, you do get some crackling but it is always on low, which is certainly loud enough. It also does not suffer from radio interference like normal monitors and therefore quieter or at least consistent!!