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Model numberSCD600/10
Additional product featuresPower Saver, Music, Nightlight
Power source typeElectric, Rechargable Batteries
Battery life480 minutes
Alert typeLED Soundlights, Out of Range, Low Battery
Display typeColor
Number of channels18
Handheld display size2.4 inches
Sensor technologyNightvision
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Even when you're away from the nursery, you can rely on the SCD600 Digital Video Monitor from Philips AVENT to keep track of your baby. This Digital Video Monitor features a generous operating range, superb sound quality, and a high-resolution digital-quality color screen, so you'll hear and see your baby no matter where you are in your home. With the infrared night vision feature, this digital video monitor even allows you to view your baby in the dark.
Digital Camera and High-Resolution Screen Provide Crystal Clear Viewing
Whether you're working in your home office or cooking in the kitchen, you'll be able to keep an eye on the nursery with the Digital Video Monitor from Philips AVENT. The monitor's baby unit features a ball-style camera that swivels up, down, left, and right for the best shot of your child. The camera wirelessly sends real-time high-resolution video to the portable parent unit, which has a generous 2.4-inch digital-quality color screen that provides a clear image of your baby.
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Whether you're working in your home office or cooking in the kitchen, you'll be able to keep an eye on the nursery with the Digital Video Monitor from Philips AVENT. The monitor's baby unit features a ball-style camera that swivels up, down, left, and right for the best shot of your child. The camera wirelessly sends real-time high-resolution video to the portable parent unit, which has a generous 2.4-inch digital-quality color screen that provides a clear image of your baby.
Infrared Night Vision for Round-the-Clock Monitoring
Thanks to the infrared night vision feature, this baby monitor doesn't stop at night or when the lights are off. The parent unit displays a clear night-vision image when the nursery is dark. Volume and brightness controls further enable easy monitoring of your baby.
Display Screen and LEDs Signal Noise Level in Your Baby's Room
When the Digital Video Monitor detects a noise in your baby's room, the parent unit's screen automatically activates and its lights indicate the level of noise.
Generous Operating Range and Cordless Mobility
With a range of 492 feet, the Digital Video Monitor lets you feel close to your little one, even when you're not in the same room. The rechargeable parent unit with hands-free belt clip allows you to move freely in and around your home, and its digital link and power indicators give you assurance that you're connected to your baby.
Automatic Channel Selection Provides a 100% Private Connection
Operating on a frequency band of 2.4 gigahertz, the Digital Video Monitor automatically searches for the most secure connection with the least interference. You can rest assured that your monitor transmissions are 100% private, and that you're the only one who can hear and see your baby.
Lullabies and Nightlight Help Sooth Your Baby
For those times when your baby is restless and agitated at bedtime, you can select one of three soothing lullabies that will invite sleep in no time. You can also help soothe and calm your little one with the warm tranquil glow of the night light that can be activated from the baby unit.
About Philips AVENT
Since 1984 AVENT has been designing and manufacturing products that are inspired by nature and developed through extensive research and clinical trials. Now, as part of the Philips Group, Philips AVENT produces innovative solutions that make feeding and caring for your baby easier.
The Philips AVENT product range includes baby monitors, breastfeeding, bottle feeding, toddler feeding, and newborn gifts. The products are designed to fit your busy life and make it easier for you to make the best choices for your baby.
What's in the Box
Digital video monitor including camera and parent unit, belt clip, user manual, and quick-start guide.
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Stay always close to your baby with the latest technology in baby video monitoring. The Philips AVENT Digital Video Monitor SCD600/10 enables you to see and hear your baby, giving you the confidence that he or she is safe and sound, day and night. With advanced digital technology, the SCD600/10 provides crystal clear vision at a distance of up to 500ft, allowing you to stay connected to your baby from anywhere in the home without disrupting his or her sleep. Infra-red night vision allows for round the clock monitoring. Built-in nightlight and soothing lullabies help lull baby to sleep.
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65 of 66 people found the following review helpful
In general, I think this is a very good quality monitor: the image and sound are at least as good as other video baby monitors, battery life of the parent unit is good, the range is quite good... We actually bought this and the Summer Best View and tried them both out and in most ways I found them to be similar in performance.
The three hang-ups I have with the Avent monitor (and why we returned it):
1) The designed of the base makes it very difficult to view anything that is essentially below it. For instance, if you want to have a bird's eye view of your baby's crib, it will be tough to manage. Since the camera cannot be wall-mounted it has to go onto a shelf and the camera angle cannot be directed low enough to make this work. For other types of applications this may not matter but for us it made a big difference (being able to see directly into the crib versus looking through the bars of the crib).
2) The battery life on the amera (if not plugged in it runs on 4 AAAs) is not very god. We set it up in our baby's room to try it out and the batteries did not last through the night (we set it up around 8pm and when I checked at 4am it was dead). I checked to make sure it was fresh batteries, same story. If you are going to plug it in this won't matter but our child likes to grab and shake anything that looks like a cord, so having the camera near his crib with a cord is not a great thing. This wasn't necessarily a huge issue for us (it can be worked around) but since there was nothing else that separated it from the Summer monitor and the Summer was wall mountable, there was no reason to spend an extra $20 on this one.
3) This system is not expandable. Many monitors have the ability to link more than one camera to the same parent unit, this one does not currently have that capability.
The three hang-ups I have with the Avent monitor (and why we returned it):
1) The designed of the base makes it very difficult to view anything that is essentially below it. For instance, if you want to have a bird's eye view of your baby's crib, it will be tough to manage. Since the camera cannot be wall-mounted it has to go onto a shelf and the camera angle cannot be directed low enough to make this work. For other types of applications this may not matter but for us it made a big difference (being able to see directly into the crib versus looking through the bars of the crib).
2) The battery life on the amera (if not plugged in it runs on 4 AAAs) is not very god. We set it up in our baby's room to try it out and the batteries did not last through the night (we set it up around 8pm and when I checked at 4am it was dead). I checked to make sure it was fresh batteries, same story. If you are going to plug it in this won't matter but our child likes to grab and shake anything that looks like a cord, so having the camera near his crib with a cord is not a great thing. This wasn't necessarily a huge issue for us (it can be worked around) but since there was nothing else that separated it from the Summer monitor and the Summer was wall mountable, there was no reason to spend an extra $20 on this one.
3) This system is not expandable. Many monitors have the ability to link more than one camera to the same parent unit, this one does not currently have that capability.
65 of 68 people found the following review helpful
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My wife and I love this monitor. We have replaced a Summer Infant Day & Night Baby Video Monitor with 5" Screen - White with Philips Avent. The sound and picture are great, and there is no interference like we had with Summer. Both day and night video feeds are very clear, and the design is clean and modern.
There are some nice features like night lights on the baby unit, and the ability to have baby unit start playing lullabies by pressing a button on the parent unit. The parent unit can be set to turn the screen off automatically to save battery unless the baby starts making sounds. The camera is not fixed to the camera stand, but held by a magnet, so it can be easily adjusted in any direction, and it can be used without the AC adapter with AAA batteries. Philips manual tells you not to use rechargeable batteries because the baby unit does not have a charging function, but I do not see why one could not use low self-discharge AAAs like Eneloops.
This baby monitor is covered by Philips's Full 2-year Warranty, which I found pleasantly surprising because a couple of the Philips DVD players I own have only 90 days warranty and I expected the warranty on the Avent monitor to be no longer than a year.
I noticed just two minor issues that may not even be a problem for others.
1. For my setup, positioning the camera was a little difficult. We like to see the whole crib from above, so the camera needed to be setup on the shelf above and to the left of the crib. The way the Philips camera and stand are designed, I had to put a wedge under the back of the camera stand so that the camera points where I need it to point. I could not simply rotate the camera down far enough because then the lens would be covered by the stand (see pictures). I did not have this problem with the Summer's camera design.
2. The night vision infrared lights on the baby unit glow red. They are low intensity, but still visible and distracting. The Summer baby monitor also had night vision, but the night vision LEDs did not emit any visible spectrum light.
While reading reviews for other baby monitors, I noticed low ratings because of interference. The performance of the monitor will depend on how "polluted" the frequency band on which it operates at your location. For example, we have absolutely no problems with the interference with this Philips Avent Baby Monitor even though my wireless (b/g) router is located in the same room as the parent unit. However, we did have some interference issues with the Summer baby monitor although baby and parent units were located in the same spots where Philips is now. At the same time, Summer baby monitor worked without any interference when we took the parent unit to the kitchen. The point is that you won't know unless you try.
If you are looking for a baby monitor, I recommend that you consider Philips Avent Baby Monitor.
There are some nice features like night lights on the baby unit, and the ability to have baby unit start playing lullabies by pressing a button on the parent unit. The parent unit can be set to turn the screen off automatically to save battery unless the baby starts making sounds. The camera is not fixed to the camera stand, but held by a magnet, so it can be easily adjusted in any direction, and it can be used without the AC adapter with AAA batteries. Philips manual tells you not to use rechargeable batteries because the baby unit does not have a charging function, but I do not see why one could not use low self-discharge AAAs like Eneloops.
This baby monitor is covered by Philips's Full 2-year Warranty, which I found pleasantly surprising because a couple of the Philips DVD players I own have only 90 days warranty and I expected the warranty on the Avent monitor to be no longer than a year.
I noticed just two minor issues that may not even be a problem for others.
1. For my setup, positioning the camera was a little difficult. We like to see the whole crib from above, so the camera needed to be setup on the shelf above and to the left of the crib. The way the Philips camera and stand are designed, I had to put a wedge under the back of the camera stand so that the camera points where I need it to point. I could not simply rotate the camera down far enough because then the lens would be covered by the stand (see pictures). I did not have this problem with the Summer's camera design.
2. The night vision infrared lights on the baby unit glow red. They are low intensity, but still visible and distracting. The Summer baby monitor also had night vision, but the night vision LEDs did not emit any visible spectrum light.
While reading reviews for other baby monitors, I noticed low ratings because of interference. The performance of the monitor will depend on how "polluted" the frequency band on which it operates at your location. For example, we have absolutely no problems with the interference with this Philips Avent Baby Monitor even though my wireless (b/g) router is located in the same room as the parent unit. However, we did have some interference issues with the Summer baby monitor although baby and parent units were located in the same spots where Philips is now. At the same time, Summer baby monitor worked without any interference when we took the parent unit to the kitchen. The point is that you won't know unless you try.
If you are looking for a baby monitor, I recommend that you consider Philips Avent Baby Monitor.
37 of 38 people found the following review helpful
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My wife and I already own a Philips Avent Basic Baby Monitor w/ DECT Technology, but wanted to try this product out too and I was able to do a direct comparison. We did not originally get a video monitor as we felt uncomfortable with the Big Brother factor of watching our baby via video. However, we have grown to like it and it saves us unnecessary trips to the nursery to see if our baby is babbling and playing safely or is in need or help.
Here's what we like and dislike about this digital video monitor after a couple months of use:
POSITIVES:
1. No interference with WiFi networks and cell phones: We have a large WiFi network with 4 wireless routers, and we live in a dense neighborhood where there are several WiFi networks within range. We had no problems with reception on either monitor even when it was close to our iPhones, computer, WiFi routers, and so forth.
2. No cross-talk between DECT monitors: Even side-by side and set up in the same room, the two Phillips AVENT monitors caused no interference with each other. There is no cross-talk with the neighbor's baby monitor either.
3. Good range: I've walked about 50 feet from baby's room with the video monitor, and the signal is still good through several walls. The range may be farther still -- I haven't tested the full range yet.
4. Decent battery life: On standby mode, the rechargeable battery lasts at least 5-6 hours. I have achieved about 3 hours of battery life with the monitor continuously on. However, in both cases I haven't tested the full battery life of the unit and the performance may be even better.
5. Simple setup: Plug it in and turn it on. You don't have to be a rocket scientist.
6. Night vision: Doesn't light up the room and is surprisingly good. It has a bit of that security camera, black and white look to the video, but it's perfectly good to see baby in low-light conditions.
NEED FOR IMPROVEMENT:
1. No 2-way communication: My wife and I like the 2-way communication feature on the Philips Avent Basic Baby Monitor w/ DECT Technology, but this AVENT Video monitor has no such 2-way feature. It is a handy feature for my wife and I to alert each other from baby's room rather than yelling through the house.
2. Size: In the age of iPhones and the like, the parent video monitor seems like an oddly large unit. It's too big to fit in a pocket, and too awkward to hang from a belt loop. Don't plan on carrying this around the house too much.
Here's what we like and dislike about this digital video monitor after a couple months of use:
POSITIVES:
1. No interference with WiFi networks and cell phones: We have a large WiFi network with 4 wireless routers, and we live in a dense neighborhood where there are several WiFi networks within range. We had no problems with reception on either monitor even when it was close to our iPhones, computer, WiFi routers, and so forth.
2. No cross-talk between DECT monitors: Even side-by side and set up in the same room, the two Phillips AVENT monitors caused no interference with each other. There is no cross-talk with the neighbor's baby monitor either.
3. Good range: I've walked about 50 feet from baby's room with the video monitor, and the signal is still good through several walls. The range may be farther still -- I haven't tested the full range yet.
4. Decent battery life: On standby mode, the rechargeable battery lasts at least 5-6 hours. I have achieved about 3 hours of battery life with the monitor continuously on. However, in both cases I haven't tested the full battery life of the unit and the performance may be even better.
5. Simple setup: Plug it in and turn it on. You don't have to be a rocket scientist.
6. Night vision: Doesn't light up the room and is surprisingly good. It has a bit of that security camera, black and white look to the video, but it's perfectly good to see baby in low-light conditions.
NEED FOR IMPROVEMENT:
1. No 2-way communication: My wife and I like the 2-way communication feature on the Philips Avent Basic Baby Monitor w/ DECT Technology, but this AVENT Video monitor has no such 2-way feature. It is a handy feature for my wife and I to alert each other from baby's room rather than yelling through the house.
2. Size: In the age of iPhones and the like, the parent video monitor seems like an oddly large unit. It's too big to fit in a pocket, and too awkward to hang from a belt loop. Don't plan on carrying this around the house too much.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Very useful!
I got this monitor as a gift. I was very hesitant to buy a monitor with a camera because I wanted to give the baby some privacy (crazy I know lol) and I didn't want to become... Read more
Published 15 days ago by FirstTimeMommy
Great Monitor
This monitor is the best I have found. It works exactly as described, has a great image (even at night), and is the best one I have found on the market.
Published 28 days ago by Judy
A good choice
Received this for free from a casino giveaway for my son, now 5 weeks. I set it up, very easy, and can walk around my 1600 sqft house and backyard with no issues. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Jen
sleep with piece of mind
This monitor is great i can see our little guy while he sleeps and when he does make noise i can see whats going on with him without having to go in his room. Read more
Published 1 month ago by aduncan06
Great monitor
Bought this as a gift for my sister and it is the best baby monitor I have found anywhere. Would recommend it to anyone.
Published 3 months ago by Emily
Terrible technical assistance - Assistęncia técnica...
If you live in Brazil, do not buy any product from Philips. Or, if you buy, pray to not having to have technical problems with it. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Gerson
Clear color image
We've enjoyed this monitor. I like the option to put it on energy saver mode so the image only appears if there is noise in room. We have never used the music. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Altrose
Highly recommend
I normally don't write reviews, however this was product has been an amazing purchase and i thought i'd share. Read more
Published 5 months ago by thankfulmommy
Perfect
I have had this monitor for about 10 months now. My husband and I were talking about what we thought the top 3 baby purchases we have made so far were and this is one of them- so I... Read more
Published 5 months ago by Laura
Good Video Monitor
My husband and I were looking for a video monitor for our first child and purchased this model when it was on sale. Read more
Published 5 months ago by April Y.
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