Google Smart Home Security Cameras

I have a total of 5 cameras on this system up and running on the Lorex Smart Home Security Center . It is "basically " straight forward to get them running..... but not easy. you need to have passwords for each and identifying "names' of each. It is best to have all this info in a note on your phone so you can copy and paste it later in all the needed locations rather than figure out each one in real time

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Eufy Security Smart Lock C210 came well packaged with easy to follow paper instructions. The installation was easy to do and the set up was a breeze with the Eufy app. Overall, the lock is good quality and has good security features, such as sharing access, access lockout after too many failed attempts, push notifications, and code scramble. The convenience of being able to access my home with the keypad, app, or physical key makes this lock extremely versatile and gives me peace of mind. Additionally, I like the ability to create different codes for visitors or family that may need access to my home, which can be removed when access is no longer needed. I can also share access via the Eufy app which is great as well. I am impressed with the Eufy Security Smart Lock C210, I would highly recommend it to anyone looking to add security, convenience, and peace of mind to your home security practices.

This is just the product you want for your home. It eliminates the need for those bulky and multiple cameras for your home security.

Love this camera. I have alot of Google smart home items in my home. This camera was easy to set-up and integrated seamlessly with my google home products. Must have.

I setup my smart home relying on Google Assistant. I understand that Sonos has this capability ready. In fact I trust that using Sonos with Google Assistant is already been as common by Sonos users around the world. However, with the limitation of Google Assistant availability in the region, Malaysia Sonos users are not able to embrace the IoT capability as part of the overall experience. I know it is impossible to ask Sonos to "do something" but it would be really great if Sonos will look into this issue and work with Google to push through the wish list for the users residing in Malaysia. Much thanks.

Works great with Google Home and Apple HomeKit. I had no problems pairing the smart switch with either of the two architectures in multiple homes.

I bought my first smart plug about two years ago. It was a TP-Link HS-100 that is still in service. I thought the plug was a bit large but I liked the android app that supports it. That it is Alexa and Google Home compatible is great - I can turn off the espresso machine attached to it by saying Hey Google - turn on coffee! And, if Im out and about, I can turn it on before I get home and have a ready-to-go hot espresso machine when I get home. I decided early on that TP-Links app was pretty solid - it allows me to put connected appliances on a schedule - like turning on at sunset and turning off at Sunrise. Or turning on randomly between 10pm and midnight to make our house look occupied when we are on vacation. So, even though TP-Links products are not on sale often, I decided not to purchase other, cheaper smart plugs. How many doggone apps do I want to access in order to manage my smart home?  These newer HS103s are great - they fit in many more places where the original  HS100 wouldnt fit. I have one in a landscape lighting box outside - protected from the weather, but definitely in a tight space. It would be even better if TP-Link put the ac recepticle on the end of the long portion of the plug, but that only comes in a two port version.  These plugs are reliable - Ive only had one that has gone bad - and TP-Link isnt all that helpful with returns. But their software more than makes up for their slightly higher cost and their stingy warranty policy.

A much better system than Google Home.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Eufy Security Smart Lock C210 is a sleek and reliable addition to any home security setup. With its seamless integration into your door, you can enjoy convenient remote control using the companion app, along with hassle-free keyless entry via the keypad. While it doesn’t include a fingerprint scanner, its robust features and easy installation make it a standout choice for enhancing the safety and accessibility of your home.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Ecobee makes a wicked-good smart thermostat—one that doesn’t require an “optional” subscription to get the most benefit. The Ecobee SmartCamera has some really great features, too, but a security camera that can’t preserve forensic evidence of a crime—unless you’re willing to pay a monthly fee—just isn’t a good home security value. A security camera with a built-in siren is a great idea, too, but it won’t be very effective at deterring an intruder if it only operates when you push a button on your smartphone. Ecobee does get a thumbs-up for its privacy considerations: The Autopilot feature that turns the camera off when you’re home, and on when you leave, is an excellent feature. Integrating an Alexa-powered smart speaker was a good decision, too. But there are so many security cameras that are better than this one, even if they aren’t also smart speakers.