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★★★★★
based on 1635 published reviews
★★★★★
based on 1635 published reviews
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5/5
★★★★★
La telecamera si presenta robusta e fatta molto bene, il ptz è velocissimo ed affidabile, la app invece sarebbe da migliorare anche se la migliore in circolazione, l' autotracking ha qualche problema, a volte va e funziona bene a volte non va per niente, penso sia risolvibile con un aggiornamento software.Aggiornamento recensione !! Contattato supporto sunbatech, spiegato delle impostazioni ed Ora non gli scappa ne anche un moscerino da eseguire col autotracking ora funziona perfettamente
Raulraul
5/5
★★★★★
Easy to install and use. Most people don't even know its a camera
Stephen
5/5
★★★★★
Does the job and I love the app! very easy to set up especially if you already have a nest account
Donata M.
5/5
★★★★★
Extremely easy to install and very useful to have on my phone, the picture quality is excellent. I have one positioned on the kennels and the dogs move around frequently so have loads of notifications and so the battery usage is more but overall very, very pleased.
H. L.
5/5
★★★★★
All good
Dean G.
5/5
★★★★★
Had the camera a while now,as wanted to give it a bit of time before writing a review.Have got to say it’s a great little camera but you will need good wifi signal,The picture quality both day and night vision is very good,car head lights can be a problem and buses set the alerts off even in person only mode.This camera is set up using the Ethernet cable,which is very good.It’s pretty easy to install but to do it in 15 minutes like some say is not true.I would say from unboxing to set up is more like an hour to an hour and a half for outdoor fitting.Some reviews complain about having to pay for online storage facilities but £2.50 a month or £24.99 a year isn’t to bad to be honest and you can go back and check previous events very easily.Is it worth the money,that’s the biggest question I think probably so,it is pretty much the higher end of cameras but it is a lot of camera for the money and everything you need is supplied,although I did have to buy a longer Ethernet cable.The app is very easy to use as well.
Mark
5/5
★★★★★
Easy set up, great image,but expensive to use the nest record system
M H.
5/5
★★★★★
Having set up the cameras, at first the signal between the cameras and the base unit wasn't great. But with a little rearanging, now all works perfect.
Luke
5/5
★★★★★
Top Produkt.....Macht Spaß.Tolle Bildqualität und dies in 4kDer Floodlightsensor ist perfekt.Eine wirklich überlegte Sache.Einzig der Preis:) Ist ne ganz schöne Wucht an VK Preis....
Raja
5/5
★★★★★
I've bought a number of Netatmo's products and love the simplicity and capabilities of their products. These cameras are great, deliver very clear 1080p resolution during the day and the IR kicks in in low light to delivery a decent image. You can adjust the resolution through the app if 1080p is too much for your bandwidth to 720p.Physical installation is slightly fiddly, the bracket is easy to install but when installing the electrics and balancing the lamp a second pair of hands is helpful. My suggestion is they should put film over the lamp shell to protect it from damage when being installed. Once installed its very easy to get it hooked up to your network and account.The lamp is bright but not quite as powerful as a dedicated 50w LED (2000lm) or a 300w (3500lm) flood lamp that turn night to day, but bright enough to illuminate a good 10 x 10 m area with reasonable light (perhaps around 1000-1500lm)Mobile application is really simple to use and alerts can be controlled to only notify you of certain events at certain hours. In terms of connectivity hooking it up to dropbox is painless, also from a network security perspective it VPN out thus you do not need to create holes in your firewalls to use the remote software like some of the cheaper DVR style boxes.I was a bit disappointed that these unlike the Welcome cameras these don't do face recognition but the object (animal, person, vehicle) recognition is fantastic and like the Welcome indoor range you can train the system when it sometimes gets it wrong. The object recognition is very reliable on the whole.
P G.
5/5
★★★★★
It's not designed as a porch light or video doorbell but it pretty much does the same job and better than the alternatives. The motion detection is superb, you can set it to notify you if it sees people, cars, animals, or general motion, but you can also set those things individually to off. It will still record them but not bother you with a notification. It's super easy to share recordings to your photoroll, and the integration with Homekit is very good too.The floodlight is dimmable and can be set to only operate in the dark when motion is detected, which makes it a reliable porch light. The camera records in IR at night so it doesn't matter how bright you have the light set. Smart lights on Homekit have slightly dodgy geo-location detection so the Phillips Hue porch light I replaced with this did not always work when I came home. This works 100{0b38c1a44f913c5a06ca09c77794280d0ead1c96c84c51c01b08ae0dc7c318f9}, plus it notifies me on my Apple Watch almost the exact second it sees me approaching the house.A feature I wasn't expecting was a built in microphone, so it records audio too. It has a pretty good field of view and was easy enough to install. It would've been nice if Netatmo had included a cut-out in the plastic cover for running surface mounted power to it neatly, but I managed to drill and saw my own for a neat finish. It's tough plastic though.I went fo this rather than their video doorbell because it is cheaper, easier to install (no bell wire or chime required) and includes a light. If Netatmo were smart, they'd work out that pairing a wifi bell-push with this item would make a better video doorbell/porch light solution than their existing video doorbell and a separate porch light.It has local storage for recordings, so even if your internet is out of action it will still record. A power cut is its only vulnerability.
The500man
5/5
★★★★★
We have both Samsung and Apple phones and wanted the notifications to go to both phones. Setup with Apple HomeKit was super easy and was done in a minute. Unfortunately setting up the android phone was harder. We had to reset the Homebase and download the eufy app on both phones and install it that way. It meant that the connection with HomeKit was also now more complicated as it all had to be done through their app. However it’s a fairly nice app and simple to use. The motion detection is customisable, we have it on setting 3 out of 6 and it still goes off with our pets, however it’s a great camera set and we’re really impressed by the quality. Both of our cameras are placed outside so time will tell whether they last or not.
Dny
5/5
★★★★★
Fantastic bit of kit and easy to setup with stronger looking base plate than previous model.Handy little tether for hanging the light whilst making the final connections.Neat little tool for all the screws and the two nuts to mount the light to the Bezel.Easy to set up with great coverage and lights can be adjusted for brightness along with movement zones and sensitivity.Two way talk is a great feature and unit easily links with other Ring devices to Ring fence your property.Heads up! don't stand near the unit when testing out the siren :)I works!Its loud!I'm now deaf :)Dead easy to use with the software and offers good peace of mind when needed.Clear night vision and even clearer colour night vision now available.
Zaney17
5/5
★★★★★
Easy to install and connect to Wi-Fi.Effective burglar alarm and deterrent.So good I have two, side and back of house plus Ring doorbell at front.The subscription service is reasonably priced and allows viewing of past events.The picture quality is as good as can be expected, faces are not detailed more than 10 feet away.Neighbours have been so impressed that they are installing their own.
Dr G.
5/5
★★★★★
I got so tired of my daughter propping up the small desk lamp after breaking her small LED lamp. That I thought to try this. And she loves it.
Tonya
5/5
★★★★★
We purchased a Nest camera to use as a baby monitor when we transitioned our 5-month-old into her own bedroom. Although the Nest is not designed for this specific purpose, we LOVE using it as a monitor and plan to use it as a security camera when we no longer need it for our baby. We have been using it for three months. There are a few downsides (see below) to plan for but the Pros by far outweigh the Cons in our view.Pros:-The night vision is incredibly clear on our Nest. We have it hanging right above our baby's crib and can clearly see her regardless of the amount of light in her room.-The phone alerts make it so easy to tell when our baby wakes from her naps and from sleep. We can be a floor away, get an alert, and pull up the camera to decide whether we should give her a minute to self-soothe or go upstairs to get her. In the morning, when I am sleeping lightly anyway, my phone vibrates with a Nest alert and I know the baby is starting to stir.-We appreciate that Nest doesn't necessitate lugging an additional device around to monitor our baby since it works through our phones.-When one or both of us is away from home and there is another caregiver with her we can still access our Nest to check in on naps, etc.-When the app is opened the audio is crystal clear. We know if she is babbling, crying, or stirring. Since we sleep in a room close enough to hear her without a monitor at night, we LOVE that we don't have the sounds of a full-time audio monitor blaring into our bedroom (see Con below).Cons:-There is no "full time" audio function with the Nest since it was not initially designed as a baby monitor. As a result, if you want to "listen" to what is happening in the baby's room, you have to go into the app on your phone to tune in. This is a potential downfall for anyone who does not sleep in a bedroom close enough to hear their baby's cries without the aid of a monitor. The workaround for this is to turn your alerts on high when you go to bed, but then you are alerted every time there is a minor noise which may get annoying considering how many noises babies make at night that don't necessitate you waking up. So, if you want a monitor that allows you full-time hearing access in their room without turning on the app this may not be for you.-It definitely looks like a camera (duh) and considering our baby's room is mostly neutral-colored it does stand out. The white cam might have been a little better but this is a minor issue and the camera does not take away from the overall aesthetic of the room.
Tyler B.
5/5
★★★★★
We purchased a Nest camera to use as a baby monitor when we transitioned our 5-month-old into her own bedroom. Although the Nest is not designed for this specific purpose, we LOVE using it as a monitor and plan to use it as a security camera when we no longer need it for our baby. We have been using it for three months. There are a few downsides (see below) to plan for but the Pros by far outweigh the Cons in our view.Pros:-The night vision is incredibly clear on our Nest. We have it hanging right above our baby's crib and can clearly see her regardless of the amount of light in her room.-The phone alerts make it so easy to tell when our baby wakes from her naps and from sleep. We can be a floor away, get an alert, and pull up the camera to decide whether we should give her a minute to self-soothe or go upstairs to get her. In the morning, when I am sleeping lightly anyway, my phone vibrates with a Nest alert and I know the baby is starting to stir.-We appreciate that Nest doesn't necessitate lugging an additional device around to monitor our baby since it works through our phones.-When one or both of us is away from home and there is another caregiver with her we can still access our Nest to check in on naps, etc.-When the app is opened the audio is crystal clear. We know if she is babbling, crying, or stirring. Since we sleep in a room close enough to hear her without a monitor at night, we LOVE that we don't have the sounds of a full-time audio monitor blaring into our bedroom (see Con below).Cons:-There is no "full time" audio function with the Nest since it was not initially designed as a baby monitor. As a result, if you want to "listen" to what is happening in the baby's room, you have to go into the app on your phone to tune in. This is a potential downfall for anyone who does not sleep in a bedroom close enough to hear their baby's cries without the aid of a monitor. The workaround for this is to turn your alerts on high when you go to bed, but then you are alerted every time there is a minor noise which may get annoying considering how many noises babies make at night that don't necessitate you waking up. So, if you want a monitor that allows you full-time hearing access in their room without turning on the app this may not be for you.-It definitely looks like a camera (duh) and considering our baby's room is mostly neutral-colored it does stand out. The white cam might have been a little better but this is a minor issue and the camera does not take away from the overall aesthetic of the room.
Tyler B.
5/5
★★★★★
Me gustó todo. Llevo 2.5 meses con él y funciona muy bien. Fácil de instalar y configurar. Me gusta mucho la función de que se abre cuando llego a casa sin hacer nada. Muy ingeniosos. También de que se cierre a los 2 min de que se abrió. Así nunca se queda abierta. También que puedes utilizar automatización como prender algo cuando se abre.Parece que las baterías duran poco. Me empezó a avisar desde hace 14 días de la urgencia de cambiarlas. No he hecho caso y sigue funcionando perfecto. Ya le gané 14 días.
Juan F.
5/5
★★★★★
Has been on the door for a few months now, I added the z-wave interface and connected it to my Home Assistant which makes managing entry codes a lot simpler - nfc tags can't be managed this way unfortunately, but that is a very mi or shortcoming since one would need to be at the lock to add one anyway - but it would be nice to be able to block a tag remotely as soon as realising it had been lost or stolen.Batteries are still the ones that were supplied with the lock and still show 90{0b38c1a44f913c5a06ca09c77794280d0ead1c96c84c51c01b08ae0dc7c318f9} (they started at 90{0b38c1a44f913c5a06ca09c77794280d0ead1c96c84c51c01b08ae0dc7c318f9}, but haven't dropped yet). As an insurance against the possible inaccuracy of the battery life reported over z-wave, I have a brand new lithium 9v battery safely stashed near the front door in case of emergency.The lock is extremely sturdy - I have zero concerns about its resilience to an attack. The buzzer that sounds if the front of the lock is separated from the battery box on the inside of the door is a bit weak though - it wouldn't be very loud outside. To mitigate this (not that I believe it would be an issue anyway, but Home Automation is a lifestyle/hobby as much as it makes any real world sense!) I have a z-wave siren mounted on the ceiling (9ft high open porch) which is programmed to sound if the lock tamper alarm is triggered (the z-wave standard has a message type covering exactly this scenario) which would scare the living s*** out anyone within 3 feet of it and certainly attract the attention of the neighbours if they weren't already aware of the noise of tampering with the thing.Installation was fairly easy - I already had an ERA BS Nightlatch on the door with a Schlage cylinder, so fitting was simply a case of drilling the additional hole for the battery cable / upper sconce mount. The home I had for the cylinder was a bit oval though, so required a bit of massaging with a file as the cylinder part of the lock is round (as it should be, really) so this is something to be aware of if your existing lock hasn't been installed to the highest standard. I also have a draught excluder strip around the outside edge of the door frame - this doesn't actually interfere with the lock, but it is a tight squeeze. Not something most will need to be concerned with, but good to be aware of.The installation instructions say to cut the bar that engages with the latch with pliers/cutters. Do not attempt this! The bar is impressively hard steel, and required a decent hacksaw blade to cut. There is no way on earth it is being cut with any kind of pliers, maybe bolt croppers, but not cleanly. A carefully wielded dremel might do OK with a suitable cutting/grinding wheel if a hacksaw seems a bit too much like hard work.
G. P.
5/5
★★★★★
Update: I've had this faucet for close to 2 years now and still love it. Nothing breaking or falling apart, still like brand new.So far, so good. Just installed today. Previously had a moen pull out faucet and this faucet fit in the same hole as our previous one. Stone counter tops so there was no room for adjustment. Handle feels sturdy so far. Came with hoses for water already attached so we didnt need to go out and purchase more. The cord that pulls/is attached to the faucet head is made out of some kind of braided material but feels strong. Has a nice heavy weight to help pull back the faucet to help hold it in the holder. The handle does not rotate 360 degrees but rather "turns outward" to turn water on.Came in easy to remove packaging and was well padded. Quick shipping from shipper.
Lilly T.