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Recommended Uses For Product: Outdoor Security, Surveillance
Brand: Nest
Model Name: Google Nest Cam Outdoor Weatherproof Camera For Home Security Surveillance With Night Vision
Connectivity Technology: Wireless
Special Feature: 130° Diagonal Field of View, 1920 x 1080 Resolution, 2-Way Audio, IP65-Rated for Outdoor Use, Night Vision See more
Other Special Features of the Product: 130° Diagonal Field of View, 1920 x 1080 Resolution, 2-Way Audio, IP65-Rated for Outdoor Use, Night Vision
Indoor Outdoor Usage: Outdoor
Compatible Devices: Smartphone
Mount Type: Ceiling Mount
Color: White
Form Factor: Dome
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Alert Type: Motion Only
Room Type: Outdoor
Light Source: LED
Effective Still Resolution: 3 MP
Waterproof Rating: IP65
Photo Sensor Resolution: 3 MP
Control Method: Voice
Connectivity Technology: Wireless
Connectivity Protocol: Wi-Fi
Wireless Technology: Wi-Fi
Video Capture Resolution: 1080p
Effective Video Resolution: 1080 Pixels
Frame Rate: 30 FPS
Viewing Angle: 130 Degrees
Optical Zoom: 4 x
Field Of View: 130 Degrees
Zoom Type: Digital Zoom
Antenna Location: Outdoor Security, Surveillance
Brand: Nest
Model Name: Google Nest Cam Outdoor Weatherproof Camera For Home Security Surveillance With Night Vision
Number of Items: 1
Built-In Media: 3 Nest Cam Outdoor security cameras, Mounting magnets, Camera wall plates, Power adapters, Adapter wall plates, Nest screws, Wall anchors, Cable clips, Installation Guide, Welcome Guide
Model Number: NC2400ES
Specific Uses For Product: Surveillance
Manufacturer Warranty Description: 1 year
Global Trade Identification Number: 80, 56
UPC: 745560764558 843342143598 842372116756 813917020180
Manufacturer: Google
Item Type Name: Nest 2 pack Outdoor Surveillance System, White (NC2400ES)
Power Source: Corded Electric
Wattage: 7 watts
Are Batteries Required: No
Number of Channels: 2
Video Capture Format: MP4
Night Vision: Night Color
Number of IR LEDs: 8
Item Dimensions: 3.5 x 2.8 x 2.8 inches
Item Weight: 0.69 Pounds
Unit Count: 2.0 Count
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Style: Nest Cam Outdoor 2-Pack
I read reviews looking for the easiest home security cameras I could find that even I could install and it actually works wonderfully. So glad I purchased 2 of these camera's. I got one set up in the front of our house facing the driveway. We have had some late night egg throwers. And would love to know who's doing it. Hoping this camera shows us. Also, this subdivision has had numerous vehicle break in's off and on in the past few years. So, I know this camera will be the tool we need to catch some baddies. I received these cameras in 2 days everything I needed to install except I did order one of the brackets because I read that you can get wider angles. It was 15.99. Glad I ordered it separately. First I tried the camera on the mount it came with. The mount is solid and magnet is very powerful pull to hold camera. However, I was able to get a wider angle and views when I installed the bracket that I ordered separately. This camera is very clear. I took a few pics. Some during the day, and then at night, with automatic night vision and one without night vision and I turned my porch light on to see if there was a difference. Very happy with this cam so far. Thrilled I was able to install it all by myself, which is saying alot for me. Yay. The app is super easy. I installed it on my laptop so I can see footage in larger screen. I also downloaded it on my note 8 cell phone. I did not sign up for the service. Trying to see if I can get what I need without it. So far, so good. And the fact it has sound is very cool also. Amazing what crosses your porch and driveway in the night, different wild animals. February 4, 2019 Update: I LOVE THESE CAMERAS. So far we have caught 3 young guys trying to break in my son's locked truck in driveway and they also went to house next door until it started raining. I could hear them saying oh NO, it's starting to rain come on. Then they proceeded to run in back of subdivision to their get away vehicle. We got to them first. (That's all I will say). Had a Fed X package go to house next door instead of me. I got a notice saying package WAS delivered to me. It was NOT. I zoomed in on FED X person and you could tell by the box it was MY COMFORTER SET, that I had ordered. So luckily I was able to get it back from neighbor. Took her a while. I had to show my footage on my cell. (I think the older woman was going to keep it, my packaged had been opened and taken out of the zip up thingy). I have seen a couple of Foxes, a coyote, lots of raccoons and a big snake cross my driveway. And I live in the city. I pay the 5 per month deal and get recorded footage up to 5 days which is all I need. If something important is on the camera I just use my cell to copy it before the 5 days is up. Great cameras. I am ordering 2 for my rentals. So I can make sure if somebody tries to steal my rental AC again, I will have them on camera. Every angle. Cameras are everywhere. If somebody does something they shouldn't be doing they are MOST LIKELY BEING RECORDED. Some of them you can not see the cameras, hidden. My yard maintenance people even have them on their trucks and trailers (the battery kind). They caught a guy stealing their weed eaters off their long enclosed yard truck/trailers. The camera picked up their vehicle and tag and of course the man. They went to the guy's house. Apparently he had been stealing a ton of stuff all over from people. They called cops and not sure what punishment the man got, but all the stolen stuff was taken to the police station and they got their weed eaters back.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2018 Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2018 by Debrina Maria
Style: Nest Cam Outdoor 2-Pack
I got a pair of these for our family cabin. I didn't buy them to PREVENT a crime but I did get them to record and store activity that might need to be reviewed later. I am not disappointed at all. Nest, as usual, makes great hardware and has the mobile integration down SOLID. These are easy to setup using a mobile device and they are fantastic quality. I am going to purchase more of these for sure. The subscription is nice...You get some decent features for the money but honestly, you don't have to use the subscription to have some great benefit...Here is what I learned when the free trial of the subscription ended: 1) I still got alerts in real time with texts and screen captures 2) I was still able to see live views and scroll through time. 3) I was still able to see and store footage to my nest account What I noticed that went away when the subscription stopped 1) Recognition of people versus "movement". That's kind of important but even w/o the subscription, you can tune this. 2) Scrolling through the history and getting a live real-time preview or "Time Lapse" of the camera. I didn't think I would care about this but actually it's kinda handy to have. Still, you can live without it but it's somewhat painful to scroll through history without the preview to "guess" when an event happened. Once you stop scrolling through time, it will show you the recording but ... They did this on purpose hoping you would prefer the time lapse feature. I agree. I can't think of anything else at the moment. I think the subscription is worth it and honestly it's not that bad. It's $50/year for one camera and every camera you add after is only $30 a year. So for 2 cameras, it's $80 a year. In my situation, I think it's totally worth it. The alerts are fantastic and the AI behind facial recognition is fantastic as well. The cameras even alert you specifically to PEOPLE TALKING which is a pretty cool feature. Have someone at your door pounding it and yelling? Yeah, nest is going to report that to you and record the whole thing. So many other reviewers here do a much better job at the review for these but for me, I review based on practicality and these cameras are very practical! Love them! I can't wait to purchase more. Pro Tip: Nest account lets you have multiple properties. Ensure that you create a property for the cameras FIRST before adding them. I already had a nest account for my home with the thermostat so when I added the cameras for our vacation home, I did not make another location and that made things very confusing for the home/away features. I basically had to undo them and redo them again under a new location. Normally it's not that bad but when they are on subscription, it's a huge PITA. The more you know....
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Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2018 by Rowe
Style: Nest Cam Outdoor 2-Pack
I absolutely love what Nest is doing in the marketplace. Their products are innovative, stylish, easy to use, and best of all... they work the way they should! This camera is no exception. Install took me a bit, but that was just due to me taking my time to run the wires are cleanly as possible. Once installed, setup was a breeze with the Nest app on my smartphone. The customizing options are plentiful, but not overwhelming or unnecessary. I like how you can choose what definition you want the video recorded at... so for folks who have a slower internet service plan -or- are limited by data caps, you can lower the recording resolution to save on data usage. In my case - the full HD 1080p recording is perfect. I was able to easily setup digital zones within the camera's view to stop getting annoying alerts when a car drives by, but still get alerts when someone actually enters my property line. Nest Aware subscription is kind of expensive when compared to the competition, but the competition doesn't offer as good of a camera in my opinion... so it's a trade off. But for me - $150/yr for 10-days of recording history for both my cameras is worth it... and far cheaper than a standalone security system from any of the major security companies. One tip for anyone installing the cameras: Even though they are fully weatherproof, I personally recommend installing them underneath an eve of the home (meaning - not just out in open airspace). This will prevent them from getting too cold in the winter with all the falling cold/moist air, and too hot in the summer getting beat on by the sun (the directions actually say not to let them get basked in sunlight).
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Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2017 by C & J
Style: Nest Cam Outdoor 2-Pack
Good: - video is ok (night) to very good (day) - "Person recognition" is better than expected (NOT perfect) - notification system is flexible Bad: - monthly/yearly subscription fees are high - "2-way communication" is almost useless I installed four Nest outdoor cams, two in the front yard and two in back. Installation and setup was a breeze, all you need is a power drill and know how to connect with your router. The biggest challenge is finding a good way to route power. I recommend trying a temporary setup for a few days before spending too much time securing cables, in case you decide to move the camera. The magnetic mount is pretty slick and so far keeps cameras fixed. The places where I installed the first three cameras are within 50ft from my router, and under these conditions the wifi connection is solid. I get consistently good 1080p video with sound. The forth camera was ~150 ft away and connection was spotty until I installed a range extender in the garage. The Nest cameras come with one month of "Nest Aware" subscription, after which it's $10/month (or $100/yr) for 10 days of video history or $30/month ($300/yr) for 30 days. Additional camera subscriptions are half off these prices but no unlimited camera option right now. There isn't a way to store video locally that I have found. I have to fork over $250 a year for my four cameras. The high subscription cost is my primary complaint about this product. Daytime video at default resolution is similar to competing products I've seen. It's fine for recognizing someone you know, or something like a UPS uniform. But default settings probably aren't good enough to positively identify a suspect in court. If you turn it up to "High" resolution the video is 1080p and thus looks much better. Note that this setting uses a LOT of bandwidth (Nest estimates 300GB a camera/month) so watch out if you have a data cap like I do (Comcast). I set the cameras to 1080p so I have to pay extra to Comcast for unlimited internet. At high resolution anyone looking towards the camera in daytime up to maybe 20 feet away can be easily identified. Someone at a distance, moving quickly, or keeping his/her head down possibly not but the video is better than all but the most expensive security systems which cost thousands to install. The notification system is decent. You can get a notification to the app on your phone (any Android or iOS device) and/or get an email. The notifications come under a min (usually), email is slightly longer. Time for notifications depends on internet coverage, sometimes it seems to be only a few seconds but other times can be a few minutes. You can be notified if there is any motion, or if it detects a person. For sound options you can get notifications for any sound (pretty useless outside since it would be constantly going off), if a person is talking, or if a dog is barking. The last option is actually great for me because my dog can get yappy sometimes if no-one is home so I am notified of the situation before he annoys any neighbors. The nest aware service is reasonably good at detecting when it's a person, which is it's most useful function. It will also show you a still of the person which is usually enough to know at a glance who's there. I do get a few false positives from random birds, squirrels, my dog, etc. I have also seen it fail to notify me when there was a person in view. But in my experience it is accurate 95+% of the time. The video history on the apps indicate when there is activity, even if you don't set notifications. This makes it easy to review your video history without having to watch a lot of empty/irrelevant material. There is the risk of getting over-whelmed with notifications if you have a busy household. But you can limit notification to when people aren't home, assuming you can convince everyone to install the Nest app on their phones. Everyone in your household can have a unique login/ID. Night-time video is just "ok"; it seems to use infra-red leds and is black and white. It's good enough to tell when a person is there, but identifying someone's face is usually not possible. We get footage of neighborhood cats & wild raccoons at night and sometimes it's hard to tell even what kind of animal it is. Camera footage includes audio, the mic has adjustable sensitivity and picks up sound very well. Unfortunately, the two-way communication feature is not practical. I was hoping the Nest cam installed at our front door could do double-duty as a doorbell cam but I am disappointed with this feature. Outgoing audio from the Nest cam's speakers are quiet and muffled. An even worse problem is the time delay. It is not possible to hear audio and speak simultaneously. Instead, when watching live on a PC, phone or tablet there is a "talk" button. This button must be held down while speaking. When this is pressed the Nest app sends a tone & short audio message to the Nest cam which will play a few seconds later. For the time while the speak button is pressed until the ENTIRE message is played by the Nest cam, sound from the video feed is muted. Under the best conditions it can work between people familiar with the product as a kind of "walkie-talkie" (i.e. say your piece, then say "over" and wait ~5 seconds for a response). There's a significant delay so you need to give it time to process between modes. The problem is that both parties in the conversation must understand this for it to work, and strangers likely won't know. As a result even if the person at the door can hear & understand you through the terrible Nest cam speakers (50/50 chance at best), their response will be cut off because they are talking while the system is still in the process of switching back to listening mode. It doesn't work well at all. In spite of this I am satisfied with the product and consider it a reasonable compromise between competing options. It has very good daytime video and the cost of the camera is reasonable. The cost of subscription is high, but it will still be years of use before it rivals price of a similar quality hard drive-based security system. Nest Cam Outdoor Security Camera, Works with Amazon Alexa
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Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2017 by Sean
Style: Nest Cam Outdoor 2-Pack
I was looking for a good camera that I could help me later or to check h¡what happen later this is good cameras. To install the cameras was the easy part the hard was to decided how I want and in what position. Once it was settle to instal was more easy just used the magnet in one camera and didn’t have to drill nothing, the other camera yes i have to drill but with what is included it was more easy and don’t have to set to many holes. The first month free after we decide to invest on the cloud makes it easy to decided if I want to use the cloud system. There are two down sides not every system is perfect. The price I don’t like that i have to invest more on a system that I already pay for but if you want to keep that information in some place that will cost you and that will be the bad side because I have to invest on a HD and that will cost more (yes I will not have to buy another one but the will have to be replaced later, so that is a con/pro). But to invest fro two cameras and the price is not so bad only have to pay for one cloud system and not to pay for to separate subscription. The other the app there are some flows, I have to download two apps so I can use it with IOS The home app and the nest app. Why I would have two if only one could do the job of one. I want o set on and off the cameras from the easy access ces not to set different steps to do it that is nothing convenient. I know there are some restriction between apps but there should be more collaboration between google and apple so I could use the cameras in my own home app of IOS but NO, i have to use another app. I would love to have the nest app separately but still use the home app of iOS. Besides that the cameras are great and the quality I am not asking top quality it is ok for night vision helps a lot.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2020 by JoshJnkyll
Style: Nest Cam Outdoor 2-Pack
After the Arlo system failed to live up to its hype, we ordered these as a replacement. I was skeptical at first, where a lot of these reviews say the cameras are useless without Nest Aware and talk about its high price. It seems like Nest listened, and created a free package. This package is still limited compared to other services, only offering clips 3 hours back, and only recording clips when motion is detected. However, that it still plenty useful. If it's not for you, then they've also included the addition of a $50/year or $5/month Nest Aware package, which includes more intuitive features like person detection and 5 days of continuous recording. The cameras themselves take great wide angled views. Set up is a breeze, download the app, make an account, and scan the QR code on the camera with your phone. The mounting method is a magnetic swivel base, that attaches to the back of the camera, and then to a backing plate that's screwed into a wall. While this may seem insecure at first, like someone could just grab your camera and run, Nest has included a bunch of cable tie-downs, that you would snap over the cable and drill into the wall. This makes a quick grab and snatch nearly impossible, meaning they'd have to stick around and unscrew all the tie-downs. The camera is also locked to your account until released, and would alert you once it detected it was being moved. While these cameras are more expensive than Arlo or Logitech cameras, I'd say that you get what you pay for, with great build quality, picture quality, and the sheer convenience of not needing to ever replace batteries. If you're looking for a home camera system, I'd say this is a good choice.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2018 by Brad Murchison
Style: Nest Cam Outdoor 2-Pack
Well, I now have 9 of these cameras. I know, you must think I'm paranoid or something, but 4 of them were gifts for family members. My family members are aging and the Nest Cameras help me keep an eye on them. I pay for all 9 cameras on my Nest account which runs me well over $300 a year. The picture quality is best during the day (duuu) and I run them without night vision at night which seems better. You can get a 10 day subscription or a 5 day. I need to switch all of mine to the 5 day, which is good enough or 24 hours without a subscription. You can save clips and rewatch any time. The sound quality is very good. The only downfalls I have are 3 of my cameras are more than 100 feet from our internet connection which makes the cameras a little unstable at times. Nest has control of the bandwidth which we learned during the COVID outbreak when I received a message from Nest that they were turning down the quality of our cameras due to overload on the networks. The cameras sometimes doesn't pick up all the action, for example you backing out of your driveway just under the camera's nose. Not sure why this happens, maybe someone reading this knows. Obviously, they are good cameras, why else would I buy 9. Very easy to set up, I can now set them up with my eyes closed. *UPDATE 7.28.20 My new cameras are dark compared to my 7 other Nest cameras. Something has definitely changed in the quality of these latest Nest cameras. ---Please see my photos which were taken on the same day at the same time facing the same direction.---
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Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2020 Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2020 by Teresa
Style: Nest Cam Outdoor 2-Pack
In this review, I will try to provide a detailed comparison of this Nest camera with Ring cameras. I have three Ring Floodlight cameras and a Ring Video Doorbell Pro. Having read many reviews and seen my friends and colleagues use Nest, I have always wanted to get a Nest camera. One of the reasons I picked Ring over Nest was the difference in subscription cost for multiple cameras. With my 3 cameras, the subscription with Nest would have been significantly more than what I pay for Ring. The other reason I chose Ring Floodlight camera was the hardwire installation option over existing outdoor light. I simply had to remove the outdoor light and install the ring floodlight. The installation was simple and easy. But when it came to actually performing as a security camera, Ring fell short. It worked fine with motion alerts, letting me know whenever it detected something but those motion alerts are useless if you cannot quickly start seeing the video feed. More than 50% of the times, the Ring app would fail to connect to the camera when I needed to check out why it sent me a motion alert. I was able to play the video after a few minutes but not at the time when it mattered the most. At first, I thought the issue was with my wireless Internet connection but I have installed mesh WiFi and the signal strength is "best" because the WiFi router is within 10 feet of the camera. Enter Nest camera. When I was shopping for a new camera to install in my garage, I opted to try Nest. The Nest camera was easy to install (like Ring) but the key difference was how it functioned as a security camera. Unlike Ring, Nest was always recording everything, regardless of whether it sensed motion or not. So I could always go back to a specific time slot. This was very different from Ring. With Ring, the only recordings available to view are those where motion was detected. This is important because sometimes the action that triggered motion lasts more than the video clip. Nest also does a better job of timestamping the video. I am still surprised why Ring does not include any feature to include a timestamp within the video. Nest does it beautifully and you can easily skip forward and backward to a specific time. Lastly, I have never had Nest fail on me while attempting to connect to it from my phone when a motion was triggered. It put a snippet of the action from the video right in my Android phone's notification area. This is really helpful because I don't have to play the video to find out what triggered the motion alert. The Nest subscription may cost more than Ring's but it is worth it. The reason you are paying more is because Nest is always recording, every minute and second - 24 hours of the day - not just short video clips of motion triggers the way Ring works. Before buying a security camera, I didn't realize the difference it would make to have a continuous video stream available.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2018 by The Pacific Northwesterners