Portability Every now and then, people may share a similar opinion when it comes to size. Some consider smaller devices to be more excellent than larger ones. Because of this trend, as well as the necessity for better portability, a good number of modern baby monitors are currently equipped with ultra-small receivers. It is a simplex transmitter and receiver system that can be used to remotely listen for different noises made by your kids and babies. A transmitter device with a microphone is placed in the room of your baby (usually near the baby). Another device with a receiver and with speakers can be carried by you, the parents, or the baby sitter, or anyone who is taking care of the babies. Aside from that, you will also be able to see your baby even in the worst lighting conditions. Wireless night vision baby monitors can truly be your ultimate partner when it comes to keeping an eye on your baby. It provides the best portability that any video baby monitor can, and it also provides the best functionality because of its night vision capability. Advantages of Digital Baby Monitors Digital baby monitors make use of modern digital technology thus giving them a little bit of an edge against other analog baby monitors. When it comes to audio and video baby monitors, quality offered by digital technology is superb. Another advantage that digital technology has is that it provides clearer reception. Such a device allows you to check on your child s safety even when you are doing other things at a certain distance or outside the room. It not only saves you a lot of time and burden, but it also keeps you at ease knowing that your precious one is safe even at a distance. However, with the many different kinds of monitors available in the market at present sometimes it may get confusing. What baby monitors basically do, is allow the parents to know their child s activities and to watch out for any possible problems from afar, especially if the baby is asleep. Through this, they could at least do their usual work without having to feel worried that their child might not be safe inside the room alone.