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No subscription required Awesome being able to see live footage and use 2 way audio from anywhere Price you can’t beatCons: Needs motion sensor control sensitivity / on off. I live on a busy street so every time a car goes by it gets set offThe only other
thing I wish would be that Zmodo and Samsung would work together to make this compatible
with their SmartThings system. Besides that, this is a solid buy, with minimal improvement opportunities which are all application based. April 5, 2017 Next in our list is the Zmodo Greet WiFi Video Doorbell, a budget friendly yet feature packed door monitoring camera that will help you keep watch of your home and see who comes and goes, even while you’re away. DoorBird can be connected to PoE Power over Ethernet, over an existing doorbell transformer, or via a power supply. You can connect it to the Internet via WiFi or PoE.
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2. I suppose in the "legal" states it is a HERB and you can "pot" it on a sunny windowsill with your rosemary and basil. Basil would still be my favorite. I think of HUNKERED down as girding oneself to survive a long siege, like a Canadian winter or, even less fun, a stay in the fallout shelter out back. One may be hidden, but it's more of a side effect than the point. @anon12:27 I knew where you were going but enjoyed the ride. Nicely done. @phone users who comment That nifty "reply" feature where your comment appears immediately below the comment you are replying to does not work on any other platform. As a result, your conversational reply looks like a total non sequitur to everyone else. If you
want us to
understand your comments you need to, at a minimum, use the @ convention. As is not unusual, pretty much with Rex here.
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Really?Ok, called Internet provider and upped the speed. Now I'm getting just over 6Mbps. No improvement. Somewhere along the way they sent a replacement product and nothing got better. Skybell's support is an absolute joke. They are very nice, but they repeatedly failed to fully read my emails. I would give them very detailed information like, I did a speed test, under these conditions, and here were my results. And they would reply something like, here's an idea, do a speed test, here's how to do it, and let me know the results. This happened repeatedly with various bits of information. Finally, being at my wits end, I wrote them an email letting them know I
couldn't wait for them to start selling
their product through 3rd party vendors so I could start reviewing it true to my word. I listed my previous experience, recapped the issues, and told them to quit trying to blame my settings, ISP, and acknowledge their product was not functioning properly.