Name: Roar Baby Monitor 2 Parent Unit Set
Brand: Roar Family Outfitters
SKU: RBM2
Price: 224.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Roar Baby Monitors 2 Parent Unit Sets give both parents the ability to stay connected with their children no matter how far out in the wilderness they are. Rugged, water resistant with a 20+ hr battery life means family adventure has never been easier or safer.

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Roar Baby Monitors are a license free baby monitor designed and tested in the United States. Created with outdoor families in mind, our Baby Monitors were built to support the rigors of the outdoors while also providing the simple functionality of an audio baby monitor.

Roar Baby Monitors have a specialized lithium-ion battery that provides over 20+ hours of life per charge. The lithium batteries are also rechargeable so there no need to carry multiple sets of batteries as backup. Roar Baby Monitors transmit at 2-watts, which is the maximum power legally allowed without a license, which allows for the units to clearly transmit up to 1000 feet.

Dimensions: 4.8in x 1.9in x 0.7in (122*50*18mm)

Frequency Range: 2400-2480MHz

Output Power: 2 Watts

Battery: 1000mAh Li-ion

Temperature range: -20°F to +140°F (-30°c to +60°c)

Weight: 6.9oz (198g)

Warranty: 1 Year

Operating Voltage: 3.7 Volt

- Two Parent Units

- One Child Unit

- One USB Outlet Charger

- One Dual Micro B Charging Cable

- Three Stainless Steel Belt Clips

- Three Lithium-ion Batteries

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Roar Baby Monitors use a specialized lithium-ion, cold-resistant battery. The capacity is 1000 mAh and the battery life is around 20 hours. Batteries come included with the Roar Baby Monitor, this is a spare battery that can be used to keep the Roar Baby Monitors working on long trips without needing to recharge.

Thoughts distance would be better

Overall, it is a great baby monitor we will use for traveling and camping. Easy to pack and small, which is supper nice Vs. the bulky one with the camera.

Two enhancements I would make:
1. I thought the range would be better. If there’s a building in the way, the single stops.
2. Allow the parent radios to talk between each other.