Smart Home Accessor creator Akha launched the Dorbel Camera Hub G410 today, which integrates with homekit and provides homecut protected video support.
I was able to test the Dorbel Camera Hub G410 before launch and this is a solid doorbell camera and better if you have a format setup or a plan to get a more shape product. G410 includes a subject controller and is capable of serving as a hub like a gigby device like a gigby device, so you do not need any standlone hub that does not serve any other purpose. For thread-based devices, it is also a thread border router that can improve the connection.
The Camera camera has a unique appearance that distinguishes it from other cameras like a ring. It has a simple, soft appearance with a large main camera and a button that can be pressed to play the doorbell at the bottom. If you have a cable to set up a doorbell you can use it to get it, or you can use the 6AA battery with it. There are multiple options for mounting sticky backing or screws. There is a wage plate in the aki that can use the doorbell from the wall to the corner if needed. I don’t know the IP rating of the G410, but it has survived the rain and heat without any problems.
6 AA battery is a lot of battery, so the wired connection can be the best option. The doorbell did not have a long time to get a good feeling for the battery last, but Akara said that the batteries should be better up to five months. Other camera systems like the ring include a rechargeable battery, but with the Aura Dorble you need to keep the standard AA battery in hand. Depending on whether you like standard battery or owned battery pack, it can be a good thing or bad thing. To reach the batteries, you need to unveil the backing from the side, this is an additional step in the inconvenient replacement.
The setup needs to be attached to the Chima app, then follow the steps to pair the doorbell. From there it can be added to Omomekit through the settings of the Aya app. If it is linked to Homekeet, it is a Herkit Secure Video 1 camera, so it respects the settings. You can choose different recording modes for when people are at home and people are away, stop the video recording completely if you want. Mouth recognition is also supported and it can identify people who are stored in the People’s Library’s People’s Albry.
There is a chim that includes with G410 and it is the hub material. It needs to always be plugged in and provided your own power adapter. In contrast to the mate pinch from the ring, the Aurah model is connected to any surface using the Mounting Tape. Pressing the doorbell plays both the chim and the G410, so that you can be able to listen to the doorbell anywhere inside the pinch.
Video feed is widely-angled with a 176 degree field that captures most of its surroundings. It’s 2K video, and it’s fairly crisp in good light, but it’s nothing outstanding. This is comparable to ring video footage. When the doorbell is turned on and the recording, the light turns red in it. There is no light when it is closed. Lighting can be turned off in the settings.
The doorbell is pleased to press the button to listen and the ring is bigger and easier to press than buttons on the ring doorbell camera. The volume and tone of the doorbell can be customized and you can upload your own MP3 word.
There is a motion identification option that can be connected to other devices, as well as alarms, if it is out of the operating temperature (-4 to 122 degrees Fahrenheit). You can set up the automation with the home app or with a homicat devices in the Austa app. For example, if you have a lock, the lock can be set to start recording the doorbell camera.
At night, there is an infrared night vision option. This is not the most clear video so far, but if someone is near, it’s enough to see what’s going on around your house. I appreciate that there are two versions of the Night Vision, it is a standard black and white and a second that turns the light for color capture. Selected territories selected in the Home Application or Austa app can be excluded and audio recording can be stopped if desired.
Face identification, underlying identification (when someone approaching), the doorbell is rising and the tamper identification is all the applicable applications that can detect doorbell. Facial recognition is done on the device without uploading any data to Aka or Apple, although the face is an option to save the video recorded on the cloud when identified. When you don’t want to play the doorbell, there is no annoying option. If you are in an area that your doorbell is at risk of being stolen, there is a tamper alarm and a setting that prevents it from resetting without the applications.
Arakha says that there is an MMWave sensor that can detect people better while filtering other movements and I haven’t seen it struggle, but my ring cameras have no problem in identifying individuals so I am not sure how to judge the sensor. There is a built -in microphone and sensor so that you can conversation with someone at the door. If you want to have your voice disguise for any reason, there are also robots, clown and anonymous voice options. Video recording appears when the speed is detected and the live view is loaded in a few seconds while opening the app.
Although the Aya supports the cloud-based storage, both via Homechet Secure Video and via the Homeguardian service, local storage is also an alternative. The doorbell takes a microSD card (up to 512 GB) and the video can be stored locally. The microSD card is in the pinch of the house, so it cannot be tamper. A size -paid cloud service and Omomekit Secure Video 1 are confusing, but if you want to use G410 with Ohomekit and you can keep a payment plan for the OME Homekeet Secure video, you don’t need homeguardian. If you do not use Homekeet। or do not use the Homekeet Secure Video 1, you can only use local storage if you do not pay for Homeguardian only.
Soya provides a free trial of a free day, but it costs $ 4.99 or $ 9.99 per month for a camera for a camera, alternatives to annual purchases are also available. With the Homeguardian, there is a continuous recording and 90 -day storage for the footage, but that footage is stored on iCloud or locally on a forma servers. I don’t think the Homeguardian is inadvertently priced or something else, but I think it is a misleading of Omhomekit protected videos for customers.
Given it as an apple-centric site, most people here probably want to use G410 instead of the Omomekit and Omomekit protected video। instead of a solution given by the effectiveness. Almost all omhomekit protected video cameras have a wired connection but the G410 battery can be managed and as far as I know, there are not many HSV cameras that are capable of doing it.
The timeline for the Austrian app event is easy to use to look for what you are looking for with multiple view options and filters. It does not have a warning for animals, vehicles or packages, but if you look for that function, the Homekeet Secure video does this.
Bottom line
The Camera Camera Hub G410 is an affordable video doorbell, Homekeet Secure Secure video or alternative to using local storage. If you have another shape product, like a Homekeet Secure Video Doorbell, or if you are just looking for a reasonable price doorbell, it is worth considering G410.
How to buy
Black or gray -color Ambalable Camera Camera Hub G410 A website can be purchased for $ 130 with a 1 -month homeguardian plan. There is also a G410 selection model that is available for $ 135 and includes 3 months Homeguardian free trial. The selected model comes in black or white.
