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Zusammenfassung: Having peace of mind when you leave home is important nowadays. Many homes now possess security cameras to ensure a house stays safe as well is its inhabitants.The Hive View camera is much better than its predecessor, the Hive Camera. The Hive View is int...
Modular design lets you move camera head to different rooms as needed, Easy to use app with simple controls, Motion sensor can tell the difference between human and non-human activity
Lacks advanced security features, No third-party integrations, Currently doesn't integrate with other Hive products
There's no arguing with the Hive View's good looks and the appeal of being able to temporarily relocate it without a big logistical hassle. But once you get beyond these perks, the View is a fairly ordinary camera. It lacks advanced but common features li...
Sumptuous design, Detachable and portable, Comparatively cheaper subscription model
Hit and miss motion detection, Not suitable for the outdoors, Cannot view recordings through an internet browser
The View may not be the first security camera Hive as produced but it's definitely a step-up in terms of style and features.However, it has serious shortcomings. The motion detection is patchy and the company's choice of when to display a notification is...
Zusammenfassung: The camera, which can detect motion and sound incidents, does need to have access to a power source. This can be provided by the cable supplied with the product. This cable, which is three metres in length and long enough to remove any positioning issues...
You can set a schedule for when the camera should be recording and when it should be disarmed, You can adjust the sensitivity of the camera when it comes to detecting sound, There's an LED that illuminates so you know the if camera is recording or someone
The camera doesn't have a geofence so it won't automatically start recording when it senses that you've left home and stop recording when you arrived based on your smartphone's location
This is ideal if you want a wi-fi security camera that you can occasionally move around the house. It offers clear video that's got in-sync audio and can even distinguish between pets and people.Key specificationsField of vision: 130 degreesResolution: 19...
Zusammenfassung: Unlike a lot of small external cameras this does not run on batteries so it requires the supplied USB lead to be connected. The lead supplied is 7.5 metres long so should be able to reach a mains outlet in most homes without problem but of course it does...
There's a handy screw that keeps the cable in place to ensure the power can't be pulled from the camera, It comes with a magnetic mount that makes it easy to position at any angle, You can set a schedule for when the camera should be recording and when it
Videos are only saved in a secure area online for 24 hours; it'll cost £4.99 per month if you want them for longer (and you'll also get sent a text if motion is detected in your home), The camera doesn't have a geofence so it won't automatically start rec
A simple to use, clear wi-fi security camera that can be used outdoors. With all the bells and whistles you'd expect such as schedules for recording and a two-way microphone, we think it's a great buy...
Over all we find the Hive View Outdoor camera a good addition to the rest of the Hive ecosystem of security products.The design looks solid, and it has survived both rain and temperatures down to -4. If you're already a Hive customer and you're in need of...
Veröffentlicht: 2019-01-23, Autor: David , Testbericht von: trustedreviews.com
Easy to install, Motion and sound detection, Clever IFTTT channel to control camera recording
No motion detection zones, No thumbnails next to events
Easy to install and with a decent app, the Hive View Outdoor gets most things right, but a bit more control over motion alerts would have been welcome...
