- Prioritizes data privacy with local storage
- Offers 2K and 4K resolution options
- No mandatory subscription for video storage
- Limited smart home integration with third-party platforms
- Lacks some advanced AI features found in competitors
- Best For: Privacy-focused users wanting local storage options
- Affordable, easy-to-use cameras
- Solid integration with Google Assistant and Alexa
- No subscription required for basic features
- Limited product range with fewer advanced options
- Lacks advanced features like 4K or AI detection
- Best For: Users wanting simple, budget-friendly smart cameras
- Prioritizes data privacy with local storage
- Offers 2K and 4K resolution options
- No mandatory subscription for video storage
- Limited smart home integration with third-party platforms
- Lacks some advanced AI features found in competitors
- Best For: Privacy-focused users wanting local storage options
Overall Rating
- Affordable, easy-to-use cameras
- Solid integration with Google Assistant and Alexa
- No subscription required for basic features
- Limited product range with fewer advanced options
- Lacks advanced features like 4K or AI detection
- Best For: Users wanting simple, budget-friendly smart cameras
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