6V AC Charger for VTech Baby Monitor Power Adapter, UL Listed Long Cord fits DM221 DM221-2 DM223 DM251 (Parent & Baby Units), DM111 DM112 DM222 DM271 (Parent Unit ONLY) Safe & Sound Audio Monitor

Overall, the VTech Baby Monitor Power Adapter is a reliable and essential accessory for any VTech baby monitor user. It boasts impressive performance, thoughtful design, and excellent compatibility. This charger addresses a fundamental need for parents: ensuring their baby monitor stays powered and ready for use at all times. While there may be minor design considerations, they do not overshadow the product's strengths. Highly recommended for any parent seeking a dependable charging solution for their VTech baby monitor!

I wasnt sure if this charger would work with my child’s monitor bc my dog ate the charger to it, but it ended up working & is still going strong! highly recommend!

It makes the unit get power, but it doesn’t sit the way it should into the base and you can’t sit the bear up because of it. The input piece is too long. Need to get a new charger now

Works perfect for charging the monitor with the vtech baby monitor model VM3254!

This is what I needed to replace the charging cord for our vtech baby monitor. When we plugged it into one of the monitors nothing happened, it appeared that there was no power going through the cord. Turns out the plastic end of the adapter was too long so the metal part couldn’t reach far enough into the monitor for it to receive power. We spliced the end of the plastic part and it now fits properly and the monitor works. It seems though that since this product is specifically marketed to work with this brand and model of vetch monitors, you shouldn’t have to do surgery on it in order to get it to work.

Good replacement for original that was misplaced.

I bought this specifically for that unit. The metal barrel fits. However, there is a plastic ring on the parent unit, built into the casing. The white plastic part of this plug is too wide and hits that ring, so the plug cannot be fully inserted into the unit. So the unit works if you press it in there hard, but once you let go the plastic part pushes it back out. I ended up using a file to shave down the plastic part of this plug, and then used a piece of duct tape to hold it in super securely, and it works, but it's a lot of work for parents.

This works well enough with our VTech baby monitor, but only fit in a very particular position, so sometimes I would realize that the monitor wasn't on because the cord shifted.