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This DIY home security
camera is easy to install: you simply plug it in and download the Nest Cam app onto your smart phone or tablet. Not only that, but Nest Cam works with Amazon Alexa for easy voice activated control and convenience. Should a security breach be detected, an auto dialer function will call up to six pre programmed,
designated phone numbers as alert protocol – this includes your own phone, which means that you will receive real time alerts and notifications about potential intruders. Fortress’ speaker can also be used to play a recorded message or another customized sound. A built in microphone also allows you to hear what’s going on in your home while you’re not there as you call the system from your phone. Furthermore, the Fortress’ loud alarm 110 decibels will alert neighbors of the sensor triggered, and thus intuitively deter potential intruders.
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Read ReviewWink Lookout ReviewMSRP: $199. 00 at Pros: Easy to install. Works
with numerous third party devices. Supports multiple wireless protocols. Cons: No professional monitoring. No backup battery. Cannot trigger camera recordings. Bottom Line: The Wink Lookout starter kit gives you everything you need to start monitoring your home using your smartphone. Read ReviewAbode iota All In One Security Kit ReviewMSRP: $229. 00 at Pros: Easy to install. Sharp
1080p camera.
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83. That same app allows
users to watch live or recorded video, check out motion event recordings, customize alerts, and arm/disarm motion sensors. One app can display as many as four cameras at once. To use
Also cameras you need a base station, which comes with the system. Just connect the base station to your WiFi router, sync your cameras, fire up the free Arlo app, and you’re done in minutes. A single camera with base station costs $134.
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