Testseek.com have collected 38 expert reviews of the Google Nest Cam Battery and the average rating is 77%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Google Nest Cam Battery .
November 2021
(77%)
38 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(53%)
3 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Instant alerts & clear footage
Face recognition works well
Flexible
Wire-free installation
Can be used indoors or outdoors
Lovely-looking hardware
Battery-powered or wired
Easy to mount
Indoor or outdoor use
Almost all of the best features are free
Subscription not required
Arguably the easiest setup in the industry
Attractive industrial design
Can operate on either AC or battery power (or AC with battery backup)
Nice bright lights with good controls
Quick and free smart alerts
Reliable performance
Option of 24/7 recording ($)
Built-in backup battery
The editors didn't like
Settings are often buried or confusing
People detection doesn't work most of the time
Timeline and full history views have issues
Power cable is non-standard
Night vision quality is bad
Three free recording hours is nice but isn't very useful
Anemic night vision
Proprietary and too-short power cable
High-priced subscription required to get full value
Instant alerts & clear footage, Face recognition works well, Flexible, wire-free installation, Can be used indoors or outdoors,
I do wish the free tier allowed you to go back further in time, since the 3-hour window means you won't be able to view recorded events when you wake up from slumber. The inability to view the camera stream on Chromecast-enabled TVs seems like a big miss...
Published: 2021-11-14, Author: Jennifer , review by: theverge.com
Nice bright lights with good controls, Quick and free smart alerts, Reliable performance, Option of 24/7 recording ($), Built-in backup battery
Lesser image quality than previous Nest Cams, Subscription plan needed for security use, No siren or useful sound alerts, Poor app implementation, Designed for a horizontal install only
Published: 2021-10-27, Author: John , review by: pcmag.com
Abstract: We like Google's battery-powered Nest Cam that works indoors or outside, but at $179.99, it's one of the pricier home security cameras out there. Although it isn't quite as versatile, the Nest Cam (Indoor, Wired) offers many of the same features for $99.9...
Lovely-looking hardware, Battery-powered or wired, Easy to mount, Indoor or outdoor use, Almost all of the best features are free, Subscription not required
Settings are often buried or confusing, People detection doesn't work most of the time, Timeline and full history views have issues, Power cable is non-standard, Night vision quality is bad, Three free recording hours is nice but isn't very useful
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Arguably the easiest setup in the industry, Attractive industrial design, Can operate on either AC or battery power (or AC with battery backup)
Anemic night vision, Proprietary and too-short power cable, High-priced subscription required to get full value
The new-for-2021 Nest Cam is flexible and powerful, though it's a pricey option once you include the cost of the accessories you might want (not to mention a subscription)...
Lovely sturdy design that can take a beating, Can be used indoors or outdoors, Ondevice processing means images stay with you and aren't shared
Always running and lacks scheduling, While it can identify some things, it doesn't get everything, Free plan offers little in the way of video history, and means you'll almost definitely need to pay a regular fee, Seems more expensive than rivals
Lovely sturdy design that can take a beating, Can be used indoors or outdoors, Ondevice processing means images stay with you and aren't shared
Always running and lacks scheduling, While it can identify some things, it doesn't get everything, Free plan offers little in the way of video history, and means you'll almost definitely need to pay a regular fee, Seems more expensive than rivals
Arguably the easiest setup in the industry, Attractive industrial design, Can operate on either AC or battery power (or AC with battery backup)
Anemic night vision, Proprietary and too-short power cable, High-priced subscription required to get full value
The new-for-2021 Nest Cam is flexible and powerful, though it's a pricey option once you include the cost of the accessories you might want (not to mention a subscription)...
Subscription not required, Good floodlight, Records if Wi-Fi goes down
Expensive, Google Home app needs improving for cameras, Limited integration (Google-only)
If you already have Google Nest smart speakers and displays, use the Google Assistant on your phone and can live with the high price (and Google Home app), the Nest Cam with Floodlight does a decent job.Video quality is fine and the floodlight works well...