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Google Nest Hello Smart Wi-Fi Video Doorbell (White)
$130
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BrandsMart USA has Google Nest Hello Smart Wi-Fi Video Doorbell (White) for $129.88 (price in cart). Shipping is free.
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Thanks to SlickDeals staff JZ1989 for sharing this deal.
Features:
- 1600 x 1200 Resolution At Up To 30 fps
- Night Vision Functionality
- 160° Diagonal Field Of View
- Dual-Band Wi-Fi Connectivity
- Two-Way Audio Communication
- Noise And Echo Cancellation
- H.264 Video Compression
- IPX4-Rated For Water Resistance
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BrandsMart USA has Google Nest Hello Smart Wi-Fi Video Doorbell (White) for $129.88 (price in cart). Shipping is free.
Thanks to SlickDeals staff JZ1989 for sharing this deal.
Features:
Thanks to SlickDeals staff JZ1989 for sharing this deal.
Features:
- 1600 x 1200 Resolution At Up To 30 fps
- Night Vision Functionality
- 160° Diagonal Field Of View
- Dual-Band Wi-Fi Connectivity
- Two-Way Audio Communication
- Noise And Echo Cancellation
- H.264 Video Compression
- IPX4-Rated For Water Resistance
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The quality of the video isn't 4k but it's better than most store security cameras you see on the news. It was very easy to identify the guy since he came originally during the day, then came back in the middle of the night with only half of his face obscured. Didn't help him that he wore the same shoes and his car had a unique pattern for locking / unlocking that was apparent in both videos. If the recording had been only by motion detection (like Ring doorbells do), we'd of missed a lot of key evidence that made it really hard for him to dispute it was him.
As an added benefit, if you use Google Home hubs or the Lenovo smart clocks you can pull the live feed on them. Really useful when you don't want to get up but want to see why the dogs are barking or what's going on outside.
Only caveat I will give is that it does require the proper voltage to run, and must be wired. In our house we couldn't find the voltage thing and neither could an electrician that I had hired. My guess is it's in the attic instead of being in the basement, but the end result is we just don't have a tone with our doorbell through the old doorbell ringer - not a big deal though as it does play it over our Google hubs, but it could've ended up not working at all. Eventually I'll have to go into the attic and find the transformer (hoping it's actually there.... otherwise it means ripping out most of the drop ceiling in the basement trying to find this damn thing!).
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You'll have 30 day trial of the sub. I thought I give it a try and just not get it. But it really is a good deal for what I want in video for my house.
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The quality of the video isn't 4k but it's better than most store security cameras you see on the news. It was very easy to identify the guy since he came originally during the day, then came back in the middle of the night with only half of his face obscured. Didn't help him that he wore the same shoes and his car had a unique pattern for locking / unlocking that was apparent in both videos. If the recording had been only by motion detection (like Ring doorbells do), we'd of missed a lot of key evidence that made it really hard for him to dispute it was him.
As an added benefit, if you use Google Home hubs or the Lenovo smart clocks you can pull the live feed on them. Really useful when you don't want to get up but want to see why the dogs are barking or what's going on outside.
Only caveat I will give is that it does require the proper voltage to run, and must be wired. In our house we couldn't find the voltage thing and neither could an electrician that I had hired. My guess is it's in the attic instead of being in the basement, but the end result is we just don't have a tone with our doorbell through the old doorbell ringer - not a big deal though as it does play it over our Google hubs, but it could've ended up not working at all. Eventually I'll have to go into the attic and find the transformer (hoping it's actually there.... otherwise it means ripping out most of the drop ceiling in the basement trying to find this damn thing!).
How would the equation change if I have 2 houses to monitor (primary + rental)? Thanks!
Just trying to make sure before I buy the thing and regret that I have to fork out money for a subscription.
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