Nest Cam Indoor

I've got the Google Floodlight camera and have had no issues with it for a number of years. I've got the standard Nest Camera inside my house but it is technically an indoor/outdoor camera and again, no issues with it. Both also would obviously have no compatibility issues since they're Google produ

You know what's funny, Google's Nest cameras make this extremely easy to do. No matter where I am, I get notifications on my iPhone and Apple watch if my doorbell camera sees someone. It actually can tell if it's a person or something or someone else. It can recognize if the person is someone who li

I migrated last week after holding out for a very long time. I liked the Nest app and wanted to take the "wait and see" approach to its logical conclusion. Layout-wise there are things I still like about the Nest app, but the ability to organize favorites in the Home app works well, and the reality

I've had nest cams for years. Never had an issue with them once. That said, I do have some other brand cameras too for different purposes. For example, I have a few 2k tapo cameras to monitor some indoor stuff because I wanted the rotation capability. I can access them from my Google Home app as wel

I just added the H500 home hub to my mix of Tapo/Nest camera household and it functions so much better than nest aware that I am about to replace all my indoor or nest cams with the C125 cameras. The video quality is superb, alerts are quick and accurate, they are matter so in my house where I have

We got the second generation indoor nest camera. It’s not specifically a pet camera, but we already have nest cameras for the outside of the house so they tie into our existing Google account and it ties into our existing subscription so it doesn’t cost us extra money. I looked into the Furbo and I

Google Nest camera is your best bet if you want to stay with Google Home app. All other 3p cameras are hit or miss. Google has legal obligation to maintain support of its own camera for x years despite its pretty bad record, but 3p?

We have a home with 3 Nest Protects, a Nest Thermostat E, 2 Nest x Yale locks (with 1 Nest Connect), 6 1st gen outdoor Nest cameras, 2 Nest Hello doorbells, and 2 2nd gen wired indoor Nest cameras. When I was looking for indoor cameras, I was inclining towards the 1st gen wired indoor camera, but th

Personally, having moved from a ring doorbell and three ring cameras 4 1/2 years ago, ring gives a ton more false alarms for "People" than Google, reacting to shadows of things being blown by the wind. I now have a Nest Doorbell Battery (charged by a small solar panel), five Nest floodlight cameras,

I have one and Some security cameras (Google protect, very happy with the quality). I have registered them all just to avoid the hassle, no problem so far. The only camera that I haven’t registered is my google nest cam indoors, cause it only registers video of my own home. There are probably a lot