Wifi Camera Doorbells Geek

This is the best bag I have ever owned... And I am a huge bag geek!

The reason we went with Nest is because we do have a Nest Thermostat and after reviewing the Nest and other popular camera doorbells, we happily went with Nest and we have not been disappointed. The camera is very clear and we really appreciate the range of the camera. Getting notifications of who is at our door makes us feel better protected in our neighbourhood.

I've had a couple of other camera doorbells from startups. Disaster! Poor quality, terrible software and no support. Worse, they go out of business. The Hello is a solid product with all the basic needs of convenience and security met. It is easier to install and setup than it seems on the first read through of the instructions.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is one of the best video doorbells I have ever used. It has great quality, and the video doorbell camera is very clear. Clear and easy instruction setup and integration. I really feel like the Eufy doorbell works great. It has great footage and the motion detection is one of the most accurate I have seen for video doorbells.

I have had several Ring doorbells. I couldn't get those doorbells to show streaming even when I was inside my own home. I never had that issue with the Lorex camera doorbell. I love the Lorex products

works very well for my needs. It had been recommended to me by a friend who is a computer geek.

Love it. I’ve had several different types of video doorbells. This one is hands down the best.

As a camera geek, I own (and have owned) a lot of cameras. The main advantage of this camera is its unmatched versatility. It does it all. Macro is spectacular, zooming in on subjects far away is exceptional, video is great, and picture quality in everything but very low light is excellent. And even in very low light pictures are very acceptable because it has a much faster lens than most kit lenses. The camera is addicting in that it is fun to use and you get shots you wouldn't normally get. It's about the size and weight of a basic, low-end DSLR with a kit lens, but it does so much more. One camera and it gets almost every shot. I also have a Sony RX100 VI. I use that camera when I go hiking, e.g., when I need something small and light. But for everything else, the RX10 IV is my go-to camera. I like it so much that I might start using it even when hiking (day hikes, not when backpacking) because it's incredible zoom allows for shots that most other cameras just can't get.

I use it mostly to shoot action figures, being a geek brings out this side of me.

It's a good deal for the money , what I like best about it is that no subscription is needed like other ring doorbells.