Features:

• 2.5-inch TFT-LCD screen provides crisp images
• Range up to 300 feet (ideal range 100 feet)
• Eight infrared LEDs let you see in the dark
• Alarm sounds when the adjusted noise level is reached
• Easily connects to a TV, VCR, computer or DVR for recording

Editor Reviews:

Product Description:
Wireless Handheld Color Video Baby Monitor with Nightvision - compatible with GX515, GX515B, GX517, GX519, GX519B, WSE103C, WSE201C. Want to be able to see your infant from another room while she sleeps and plays? Want to feel secure from room to room? Now you can with the GX5201, the advanced child monitoring system that allows you to see and hear what is happening on the wireless handheld monitor. This portable security solution is made possible by a 2.4 GHz wireless system that includes a high-resolution camera with a built-in microphone and a large 2.5-inch colour TFT-LCD screen monitor. Use this system at home, at work, at your business or at your daycare. The GX5201 also provides you with the ability to record a home video from any r

Rating : - I almost can't sum up how bad this is.
We bought this monitor to help us keep an eye on our daughter as she transitioned from a crib to a toddler bed. This item failed miserably in almost every aspect. Perhaps it would be good for something else, but for what we needed it for - FAIL.

1) The night vision is worthless. 3' range, max. I understand that night vision works by amplifying available light. I understand that there are IR LEDs on this unit to help out in that respect. What I don't understand is why a company would make a night vision camera that only throws light around 3' or uses a camera sensor that isn't sensitive enough. Maybe I do -- cost. The company cheaped out on the sensor and LEDs. For anything other than mounting on a crib to watch an infant, this unit is worthless.

We had it set up around 8 feet from her bed, and it showed nothing but black. As a test, I put one of her stuffed animals around 18" from it, and it picked it up, but was struggling too much past that.

YOU HAVE TO FLIP A SWITCH ON THE CAMERA TO SWITCH IT FROM DAY TO NIGHT VISION. This is absolutely ridiculous. Especially given the bad camera mount - it makes a nightly ordeal of setting up the camera for bedtime. That kills the purchase outright.

2) Camera mount - as the previous reviewer mentioned, the camera mount is very light, and easily moves around. Once you get it set, it should be fine, but it takes a while.

3) Monitor unit - It's just bad. You either have to have the thing tethered with the cord, or put batteries in it. Not both. The user interface is bad. none of the buttons are actually labeled. Good luck with that in the middle of the night.

4) Interference. None of the wireless devices in my home operate on the same frequency, so there shouldn't be an issue, right? Wrong. There was constant static that I couldn't get rid of. I even tried the ferrite plugs, and nothing. That's really was the tipping point for me.

5) Pros- the daylight view is good. You can attach up to 3 cameras total (maybe it takes that many to get decent night vision?).

So, to sum it all up - poor night vision, no thought into usability, and bad technical engineering. If you're spending the money for this - spend a bit more and get something better.