These Are the Best Baby Monitors You Can Buy, Hands Down

Philips Avent Digital Video Baby Monitor ($120) works with an impressive 900-foot range and a voice-activation mode.

The Angelcare 927 MHz Sound Baby Monitor ($49) features a sweet nightlight and provides clear sound.

The Summer Infant In View 2.0 Video Monitor ($85) earned rave reviews, and it's easy to see why. The crystal clear LCD screen and remote zoom camera make this an easy option for baby monitors.

It's not surprising that the VTech DM221-2 ($40) is a best seller. What it lacks in bells and whistles, it more than makes up for by providing clear sounds and an affordable price.

With a clear picture and impeccable sound quality, the Levana Ayden 3.5" Digital Video Baby Monitor ($90) is easily one of the best monitors around.

Besides being a great sound monitor, the Philips Avent Dect Audio Baby Monitor ($81) comes in a stylish blue color and plays lullabies.

Motorola MBP25-2 ($90) understands that sometimes having two cameras makes all the difference in large nurseries or extra play spaces.

While not designed specifically for baby monitors, the Nest Cam Indoor Security Camera ($199) provides night vision, video recording options, and streams to its connected app.

For parents who want to check in on their baby, but don't need to have a sound system, the Snuza Hero SE ($120) clips on to the baby's diaper and monitors their breathing and movement.

Philips Avent DECT Baby Monitor With Temperature Sensor ($103) lets parents keep track of the temperature in the baby's room, making for a more restful night's sleep.

What really sets the ZEBORA Baby Monitor ($60) apart from the competition is its WiFi ability; you can check on your baby wherever you go!

The VTech DM112-2 ($28) is a well-reviewed, low-cost option that lets parents listen closely to their babies with a five-level sound indicator.