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This camera can be paired automatically
once your Smonet devices are powered on. It’s literally plug and play. Lastly, we love the IP66 rating, so it should be
able to withstand the toughest weather. Packed with an IR night vision, image sensor, and a clear resolution at 1280 x 720p, what more can you ask for?Sharp footage can be expected even at a 65 foot range – and yes, dim light conditions are never a concern. Access your videos remotely using your laptop, PC, tablet, or phone once you have set up the system. You can also view simultaneously as much as 8 cameras anywhere and anytime you want.
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99View at AmazonLow Stock$179. 15View at Walmart Marketplace?Excellent low light daytime videoEasy to set up and useStrong smart home compatibilityHighest cloud monitoring feesAverage nighttime video qualityNo scheduled recording optionsOur tests revealed that the
Nest Cam Indoor works
best in low light during the day, and it does well recording well lit rooms, too. We had some issues during our nighttime tests – as objects close to the camera were washed out by the LED – but nothing that would be a deal breaker for most home security scenarios. We especially like the simplicity of Nest's mobile app, which makes it relatively easy to set up the camera using a QR code. The Nest app also lets you view videos and control other Nest products, and this model works with more smart home devices than other security cameras, including the August Smart Lock, IFTTT, Philips Hue and Scout Alarm. Nest Cam's audio records well enough for most people, but it wasn't as clear as the Foscam C2 and the Flir FX. Also be aware that you can’t schedule when the camera records. Nest Cam Indoor doesn't require a paid subscription to view live video, get sound alerts and motion alerts. However, you need to pay for Nest Aware subscription to record video, download clips and create time lapse videos. The Nest Cam Indoor's two year warranty is the best in our review. Read the full reviewBest ValueBelkin NetCam HD+$119.
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What to Expect from Video DoorbellsBattery vs. WiredMost smart doorbells replace your home's existing doorbell, so you can expect them to have similar power requirements. This means your doorbell needs 12 to 36 volts of AC electricity to run properly. If your home doesn't meet these requirements, you or an electrician may need to install a new doorbell transformer. While we found battery powered units such as RemoBell quicker to install, doorbells like the Ring Video Doorbell 2 that also connect to your existing doorbell wiring are superior in almost every way. However, batteries mean units are much larger than a
traditional doorbell button. In contrast, doorbells that only use a hardwired connection, like the Nest Hello and Ring Video Doorbell Pro, are slimmer and usually look nicer. ChimesAlthough video doorbells replace the button on your doorbell, some still need the chime already installed in your home. There are two types of doorbell chimes on the market: mechanical and digital. A Ring spokesperson said the main difference is that "Mechanical doorbells make your generic "ding dong" sound, whereas a digital doorbell has a speaker, and can make various sounds, including playing MP3’s and pre
recorded sounds. Having one chime or the other does not affect doorbell performance, so it’s ultimately user preference.