SAFAVIEH Antiquity Collection 5' x 8' Dark Blue/Multi AT64B Handmade Traditional Oriental Premium Wool Area Rug
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Size: 5 ft x 8 ft
Color: Dark Blue / Multi
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- The handmade, hand-tufted construction adds durability to this rug, ensuring it will be a favorite for many years
- Each rug is handmade with premium, hand-spun wool
- This rug measures 5' x 8'
- For over 100 years, Safavieh has been a trusted brand for uncompromised quality and unmatched style
- Product Note : Rugs may contain temporary creases upon arrival, allow time for creases to flatten and settle
- Pile height is 0.5 inches
Description
Safavieh' s Antiquities Collection evokes the old world style and quality with modern hand tufting techniques. These rugs bring traditional sophistication and the authentic look and feel of 19th century Persian rugs. These rugs are made from 100% premium, hand-spun wool, and employ ancient pot-dying techniques to give them their authentic look. The soft palettes and open fields make these rugs easy to match to any decor. Each rug has a dense, soft pile, and excellent quality, to ensure that you will enjoy the look and feel of your rug for years to come.
Material: โWool
Product Dimensions: โ96"L x 60"W
Back Material Type: โRubber
Pile Height: โMedium Pile
Is Stain Resistant: โYes
Style: โTraditional
Weave Type: โHand Made
Item Weight: โ32 pounds
Product Dimensions: โ96 x 60 x 1 inches
Country of Origin: โIndia
Item model number: โAT64B-5
Assembled Height: โ0.5 inches
Assembled Width: โ60 inches
Assembled Length: โ96 inches
Date First Available: December 13, 2016
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My original review and updates are below. ๐๐ This is pretty close to a must have they just need to make some tweaks. ๐ค Picture quality is pretty good. It has a nice dynamic range. The POV is pretty good. Its plenty wide and a little fisheye. For the most part pretty clear. ๐ The audio is fairly decent but you get a lot of humming and hissing. The microphone where you can talk to someone is fairly decent. You're talking about close distance about average distance of someone at your front door. The setup is pretty easy just install the app and follow the instructions. Let it update the firmware. One tip when you get to the cameras leave the back off because you will have to scan the QR code. So why not 5 stars since this is pretty cool? The back where you put the batteries screws on and off with a wonky tool they give you. It would be fine if it was a twist lock not an actual screw. The price is kinda steep. I needed 4 cameras. 4 sides to a house or building right? 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Don't know if that means battery life is going down and the mic is less powered or what but everything still works pretty good. Picked up several of the mini cams as well on sale. Great for inside and the garage. Had one on the patio but it got a little moisture slime. Didn't affect the camera though but I did move it in. Had one hick up. It said view failed or something like that once and I couldn't get a live view. I just took a photo and it seemed to clear that up. I see a lot of people showing that in the reviews so thought that would help. I also see a lot of reviews posting pics of bad night vision. You need to reposition your camera. You either have something below it or above it too close to the lens. For example if you have it mounted under an awning and you get a dark picture or you get a foggy looking halo ring you need to bring the camera out further so there is not much covering the top or bottom. The sides are also affected but not as much. Move it around remember camera position is key for good night vision. Even though it's made for the outdoors you don't want it in direct sunlight where the unit will go passed the 110deg limit. That will kill battery performance and camera capabilities. Hope that helps some of you with those issues. I will update again on battery life. So far its near Thanksgiving and batteries are good. I arm it at night 100% of the time. During the day a little less. I've captured several delivery personnel a raccoon a couple of cats sun glare off my pool some dust looking particles that look like spirits flying away ๐ and of course myself when I forget to disarm ๐ and the battery indicator says OK. They really need a percentage indicator on that. I live view several times a day but only for a few seconds if there's nothing going on. The cloud thing is not a big deal at all. Get a thumbdrive and you're good to go. All your clips are saved on that instead of the cloud. I love the easy sharing too. 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Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2020 by Sean