A good baby monitor in Singapore costs $74 to $275, and you do not need Wi-Fi to get a clear night picture. We read live prices on eufy's and Philips' own Singapore stores, Kiddy Palace, Pupsik Studio, Motherswork and Amazon.sg on 17 October 2026, covering screen monitors, app cameras and audio-only units.
Most parents pick a baby monitor once and use it for three years, so it pays to choose the right type.
> Quick view: the all-rounder is the eufy C10 at $199 with a code; good monitors cost $74-$275; the catch is that eufy's pricier E20 and E21 are sold out.
WHAT IT IS: a 2K camera plus a handheld parent screen that also links to the eufy app. The camera pans 351°, tilts 60° and zooms 4x, and a second camera can share the screen in split view, which helps with twins.HYBRID LINK: the screen talks to the camera directly, with no Wi-Fi needed, and you can switch Wi-Fi off in the app with one tap. Turn it on and up to 5 family members can watch remotely.ALERTS: cry, motion, loud noise and room temperature, with recordings stored locally (the SD card is not included). The parent unit runs up to 12 hours on its 5,000mAh battery; the camera itself has no battery and needs a socket. PRICE: $219 on eufy's Singapore store, or $199 with code WS24C10SG, which has been live since 25 August 2026.FINE PRINT: eufy's step-up E20 ($349, $249 with code) and 4K E21 ($419, $375 with code) were both sold out on 17 October, and Motherswork also showed them out of stock.BEST FOR: parents who want a real screen by the bed and the app as a backup.
$199 with code WS24C10SG (list $219) on eufy's Singapore store, read 17 Oct 2026. No end date published.
Code: WS24C10SG
WHAT IT IS: a Full HD 1080p camera with night vision and digital zoom that streams to the Philips Avent Baby Monitor+ app over Wi-Fi or mobile data. There is no separate parent screen, so your phone is the monitor.SECURITY: Philips' Secure Connect System runs several encrypted links between the camera and the app.EXTRAS: true two-way talk, a room thermometer with high and low alerts, a dimmable nightlight on a timer, and 15 soothing sounds plus your own recordings. The camera rotates by hand. PRICE: $199 at Kiddy Palace (was $229). Philips' own Singapore store sells it at $229 with a 2-year warranty, a 7-day return window and 3-5 business-day delivery, and Motherswork also lists it at $229.FINE PRINT: no end date is published for Kiddy Palace's markdown. If your Wi-Fi drops, so does the picture.BEST FOR: parents who already keep their phone by the bed and want a trusted nursery brand.
$199 at Kiddy Palace (was $229; $229 on Philips' own store), read 17 Oct 2026. No end date published.
WHAT IT IS: a small Full HD 1080p camera from the French baby brand Beaba, on a 21cm bendable stand you can twist around a cot rail, shelf or lamp. It streams to the Beaba app over 2.4GHz Wi-Fi or 4G, with 2x zoom, automatic infrared night mode, sound and motion alarms, a thermometer, walkie-talkie and access for several phones. A micro SD card (not included) unlocks recording and 16 lullabies.LOCAL FIT: it ships with a Singapore three-pin (BS) adaptor and a 2-year warranty, and it runs on mains power only. PRICE: $275 in White or Night Blue and $325 in Pearl Grey at Pupsik Studio (all were $349). Motherswork sells it at the full $349.FINE PRINT: there is no parent screen, and Pupsik shows no end date for the markdown.BEST FOR: small rooms, travel cots and grandparents' homes where a fixed wall mount is not practical.
$275 at Pupsik Studio (was $349), read 17 Oct 2026. No end date published.
WHAT IT IS: a classic no-Wi-Fi video monitor with a 5-inch parent screen. You pan the camera 360° and tilt it 132° from the parent unit, with night vision and a 3-level colour light that shows when your baby is crying.BATTERY AND RANGE: the 2,600mAh parent unit lasts up to 17 hours on video or 31 hours on audio only, and VTech quotes a range of up to 1,000 feet. It is plug-and-play with an encrypted link, so there is no app, no account and nothing exposed to the internet. PRICE: S$96.82 on Amazon.sg, sold and shipped by Amazon US. The two-camera VM924-2 is S$182.48.FINE PRINT: this is a US-market import with no local distributor warranty, so check the plug and adaptor rating before ordering. Zoom is only 1.33x.BEST FOR: parents who want a dedicated screen for the least money and no Wi-Fi at all.
S$96.82 on Amazon.sg (ships from Amazon US), read 17 Oct 2026. Amazon prices change daily.
WHAT IT IS: a Full HD 1080p Wi-Fi camera that streams to the Motorola Nursery app on your phone.FEATURES: night vision, digital zoom, a room temperature reading in the app, two-way talk, noise alerts, preloaded lullabies and the option to save photos and clips as a baby journal. It does the same basic job as the Philips camera for well under half the price. PRICE: S$74.16 on Amazon.sg, sold and shipped by Amazon Germany.FINE PRINT: this is a European-market import, so expect a non-Singapore plug and no local distributor warranty. Like every app-only camera, it has no parent screen and stops when your Wi-Fi does. Motherswork's Motorola VM855 Connect with a 5-inch screen was $489 and sold out on 17 October.BEST FOR: a cheap second camera for a grandparent's flat or the playroom.
S$74.16 on Amazon.sg (ships from Amazon Germany), read 17 Oct 2026. Amazon prices change daily.
WHAT IT IS: a baby unit and a parent unit with sound only, no camera. The parent unit lights up as the sound level rises, so you can mute it and still see when your baby stirs.HOW IT WORKS: a VOX mode with two sensitivity settings switches on at your baby's voice, there is a walkie-talkie for soothing, a remote-controlled nightlight, and a digital FHSS link that hops frequencies to avoid interference and eavesdropping. Beaba says the baby unit emits zero waves in night mode.RANGE AND BATTERY: up to 300m outdoors or 50m indoors, an out-of-range alert, and a rechargeable parent unit that lasts about 15 hours. PRICE: $99 at Pupsik Studio (was $129); Motherswork sells it at $129.FINE PRINT: you hear but never see, and Pupsik shows no end date for the markdown.BEST FOR: toddlers past the newborn stage, or as a cheap backup in a second bedroom.
$99 at Pupsik Studio (was $129), read 17 Oct 2026. No end date published.
| Monitor | Type | Price | Was / list | Where |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| eufy Baby Monitor C10 | 2K camera + screen + app | $199 with code | $219 | eufy SG |
| Philips Avent SCD643 | 1080p app camera | $199 | $229 | Kiddy Palace |
| Beaba Zen Connect | 1080p app camera, bendable stand | $275 | $349 | Pupsik Studio |
| VTech VM924 | 5-inch screen, no Wi-Fi | S$96.82 | - | Amazon.sg (from US) |
| Motorola Nursery PIP1000 | 1080p app camera | S$74.16 | - | Amazon.sg (from Germany) |
| Beaba Simply Zen | Audio only | $99 | $129 | Pupsik Studio |
Every price and stock note above was read on 17 October 2026 from eufy.com/sg-en (including the coupon data behind its codes), philips.com.sg, kiddypalace.com.sg, pupsikstudio.com, motherswork.com.sg and amazon.sg. We left out Nanit, Owlet and Cubo Ai because we could not find an official Singapore store or local price for them.
For most parents, the eufy Baby Monitor C10: a 2K pan-and-tilt camera with a handheld parent screen that works without Wi-Fi, plus app access for up to 5 family members. It is $219 on eufy's Singapore store, or $199 with code WS24C10SG (read 17 October 2026). If you only want a phone app, the Philips Avent Connected Baby Camera SCD643 is $199 at Kiddy Palace.
No. A monitor with its own parent screen, such as the VTech VM924 (S$96.82 on Amazon.sg) or the eufy C10, links directly to the camera, so it keeps working when the router is down and nothing is exposed to the internet. Wi-Fi cameras like the Philips SCD643 or Beaba Zen Connect are better if you want to check in from work, and the eufy C10 lets you switch Wi-Fi on or off.
From a local store, the Beaba Simply Zen audio monitor at $99 (was $129) at Pupsik Studio. For video, the cheapest we found was the Motorola Nursery PIP1000 app camera at S$74.16 and the VTech VM924 with a 5-inch screen at S$96.82, both on Amazon.sg as imports with no local distributor warranty. Prices were read on 17 October 2026.
Not from an official Singapore store as of 17 October 2026. We found no local distributor or Singapore price for Nanit, Owlet or Cubo Ai, so they are bought through overseas shipping services or resellers, without a local warranty. That is why they are not in this list.
