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Published: 2015-07-22, Author: Jon , review by: kitguru.net
Versatile camera system with wideangle view, zoom and different quality options, App is easy to use, set up and manage, Stay, Away and Vacation modes let you set rules for different scenarios, Controls can be customised and tweaked to your specific settin
No thirdparty hardware support, While worth the money, it is not cheap, Videos can only be viewed through the app and cannot be downloaded.
The Piper nv is a very versatile piece of kit for those that want a comprehensive security solution for their home or small business. As well as providing a solid remotely viewable camera system, it offers a number of rules that are automatically adhered...
Highly customisable, Works well as a security device, Slick app
Flaky networking, Iffy smart home integration, Average video quality
Rating the Piper nv is no easy task. As a security cam - its main purpose - it generally did a very good job, sitting quietly in the kitchen and sending me alerts when my cat was being beaten up. Its app is well made and after some initial setup problems...
The big question is ‘is the Piper nv worth the money?' and in a word, yes, it is. The first generation Piper classic was a good entry into the home automation/home security industry, but it was lacking in several areas, mainly with regards to the camera c...
But to fully do this you need some expertise in Z-Wave, some networking expertise to extend your WiFi network around your property and a fair bit of cash to spend on Piper units and additional accessories. For me I would want half a dozen cameras covering...
Abstract: Icontrol Networks has announced a new Piper at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, building on the original all-in-one home security and video monitoring system. The new model, called Piper nv, introduces a new camera system and night vision to the Piper...
From setup to shutdown, Icontrol Networks' $269 or £230 Piper NV all-in-one security device was an absolute delight to use
You'll spend more upfront than some other standalone security options. It doesn't have an IFTTT channel or offer partnerships with third-party brands beyond its basic Z-Wave integrations
For easy, seamless DIY home security and automation integration, look no further than the Piper NV....
The Piper NV is a solid security camera for your smart home. It was prompt in sending me emails, texts, and calls for different rules and triggers I set up. Coming in at $199, it's a quality and cheap solution to equip your home with.The single downside t...
Night vision sees through the darkness, Upgraded camera produces slightly better video quality, Comprehensive control using the app, No monthly charges or subscriptions for the service
Basically the same set of features from before, There's no way to download recorded footage, Tough call on paying for the $80 difference vs the Piper classic
Comparing their prices, the Piper classic is still selling for $200 – while the new Piper nv will set you back $280. That $80 difference, by itself, is pretty substantial in our opinion, since the main differentiator at stake here is night vision. Even th...
Published: 2015-03-30, Author: Z , review by: geekdad.com
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