Listen to and record the heartbeat of your baby from as early as 12 weeks of pregnancy. While at home or on the go, the FD200 lets users hear the soft sounds of a prenatal heartbeat. The FD200 Fetal Doppler is our best-selling doppler used by thousands of mothers worldwide! Give yourself the peace of mind that your baby is safe and well at all times throughout your pregnancy.
User-friendly features such as auto shut-down, a battery status indicator, and a backlit display are built-in to this heart doppler. The FD200 uses standard AA batteries and does not require external cables or wires for power. The Fetal Beats per Minute (BPM) updates on screen while using the baby heart monitor.
This fetal doppler connects to a computer with the optional recording cable and provides a clear audio signal for a high-quality recording of a baby’s heartbeat. Heartbeat recordings stored on a computer can then be saved or shared with family and friends via email. Most desktop audio applications recognize the FD200 and are compatible with the doppler audio output signal for the recording functionality.
1-year warranty & 30 day 100% money-back guarantee if you're not fully satisfied.
Features
FDA & CE Approved
Listen through the powerful built-in speaker or with headphones
Fetal Beats per Minute (BPM) display
Easy to read LCD screen with on/off back light mode
Auto-off feature & low battery consumption to ensure many hours of usage
Battery icon indicating remaining battery life (AA batteries)
Weighs less than 1/2 a pound
Compact design with buttons designed to withstand repeated usage without wearing or breaking
Package Includes
Doppler body
3Mhz probe
60 Gram ultrasound gel tube (supplies over 50 tests)
2 AA batteries
1-year warranty
Recording Cable (optional)
Digital sound recording. You will be able to record those first sounds for life when recording your unborn baby's heartbeat. Audio from the doppler seamlessly outputs to a computer and includes compatibility with external media for storing recordings on a cassette or CD.
FD200 Fetal Doppler
The Facelake FD-200B Pocket Fetal Doppler is a simple, easy-to-use ultrasonic Doppler that allows expectant mothers and health care professionals to retrieve and listen to the fetal heart rate (FHR).
Backlit Display
Built-in Speaker
FDA & CE Approved
This product is not a diagnostic instrument. It is not an approved device for the treatment or prevention of medical conditions. All activity that is monitored and viewed with the device should not be considered a medical conclusion. The use of the machine provides audio and heart rate value that is for non-medical purposes only. For questions regarding medical conditions, please consult with a medical health professional.
This fetal Doppler comes nicely packaged, easy to use buttons on screen. Adjustable volume which is nice. The main drawback is that the HR counter is not correct, even when I find a clear, uninterrupted heart beat the counter will not pick up every beat and gives you an inaccurate estimated HR. While that’s not the end of the world because I can just count out the beats in a minute, it is slightly annoying. But with this being the cheapest brand new Doppler, I can’t complain too much and also acknowledge that it is not medical grade.
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Sarah Knapp
FD200 Fetal Doppler, Baby Heartbeat Monitor
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Kierra Sanford
Amazing delivery and product works great .
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A.R.
Works well but monitor not correct
I found the baby's heart beat but the screen starts to display 120-130bpm and rapidly decreases. It doesn't seem yo read correctly or stay at a steady pace but I can hear it well
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David K.
Surprising quality at an affordable price point.
This device is a joy for my wife and I to use! We do not use it as a substitute for medical care or a means of diagnosis; it is purely for enjoyment and connection with baby - and it works great! Only caveat to keep in mind is that babies move, and it is often quite difficult to locate the heartbeat! The only issue I have with the FD200 is that the heartbeat display seems to have trouble identifying the pace, so the heartbeat readout is not very useful. The beat must be very clear and strong for it to work, and even then it struggles to read the pace. Perhaps a future iteration of this device could update the internal electronics to handle background noise better.
