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[cjeanette]

We were looking at them at Best Buy tonight. I want one with multiple cameras that could easily be moved. Being able to see on my phone.
I issue sound isn't an option?

Which brand so you have or want?

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My boyfriend has Arlo because he travels a lot and wants to be able to see what's going on, especially since sometimes him alarm goes off occasionally for a false alarm.

I wasn't there when he set it up, but he said it was easy, there are multiple cameras and I assume they'd be easy to move around.

I have access to watch on the app too and it seems pretty user friendly.

ETA: He always does tons of research on things that he buys, so I assume this is a good brand as he doesn't just buy items willy nilly. 

[cjeanette]

Dec 13, 2015 0:03:48 GMT -5 @wandering said:

My boyfriend has Arlo because he travels a lot and wants to be able to see what's going on, especially since sometimes him alarm goes off occasionally for a false alarm.

I wasn't there when he set it up, but he said it was easy, there are multiple cameras and I assume they'd be easy to move around.

I have access to watch on the app too and it seems pretty user friendly.

ETA: He always does tons of research on things that he buys, so I assume this is a good brand as he doesn't just buy items willy nilly. 

I was eyeing this one. Doesn't have a lot of cords involved right?

[rikki]

Dec 13, 2015 0:10:22 GMT -5 cjeanette said:

Dec 13, 2015 0:03:48 GMT -5 @wandering said:

My boyfriend has Arlo because he travels a lot and wants to be able to see what's going on, especially since sometimes him alarm goes off occasionally for a false alarm.

I wasn't there when he set it up, but he said it was easy, there are multiple cameras and I assume they'd be easy to move around.

I have access to watch on the app too and it seems pretty user friendly.

ETA: He always does tons of research on things that he buys, so I assume this is a good brand as he doesn't just buy items willy nilly. 

I was eyeinog this one. Doesn't have a lot of cords involved right?

We have Arlo. There are absolutely zero cords. It's completely wireless and backs up automatically to the cloud. The night vision is surprisingly good.

[huskymom]

We have foscams as baby monitors but it sounds like they would meet your needs as well...and they have audio, and the baby monitor app I use is pretty awesome (though a battery suck). Intercom, sound tracking over 12 hrs, etc.

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Dec 13, 2015 0:10:22 GMT -5 cjeanette said:

Dec 13, 2015 0:03:48 GMT -5 @wandering said:

My boyfriend has Arlo because he travels a lot and wants to be able to see what's going on, especially since sometimes him alarm goes off occasionally for a false alarm.

I wasn't there when he set it up, but he said it was easy, there are multiple cameras and I assume they'd be easy to move around.

I have access to watch on the app too and it seems pretty user friendly.

ETA: He always does tons of research on things that he buys, so I assume this is a good brand as he doesn't just buy items willy nilly. 

I was eyeing this one. Doesn't have a lot of cords involved right?

I don't think so? He also has one outside so they are waterproof (I assume). And yeah I'm pretty sure there are no cords but sometimes I"m not that observant, ha. 

[cjeanette]

Dec 13, 2015 0:18:19 GMT -5 @wandering said:

Dec 13, 2015 0:10:22 GMT -5 cjeanette said:

I was eyeing this one. Doesn't have a lot of cords involved right?

I don't think so? He also has one outside so they are waterproof (I assume). And yeah I'm pretty sure there are no cords but sometimes I"m not that observant, ha. 

Outside would awesome!

I want to go back and buy them now!

[belovedbride07]

Dec 13, 2015 0:15:52 GMT -5 huskymom said:

We have foscams as baby monitors but it sounds like they would meet your needs as well...and they have audio, and the baby monitor app I use is pretty awesome (though a battery suck). Intercom, sound tracking over 12 hrs, etc.

What app you use? We aren't thrilled with the first one that we tried.

[huskymom]

Dec 13, 2015 0:41:43 GMT -5 belovedbride07 said:

Dec 13, 2015 0:15:52 GMT -5 huskymom said:

We have foscams as baby monitors but it sounds like they would meet your needs as well...and they have audio, and the baby monitor app I use is pretty awesome (though a battery suck). Intercom, sound tracking over 12 hrs, etc.

What app you use? We aren't thrilled with the first one that we tried.

It's called Baby Monitor (by Tiny Solutions). Free but with in app purchases (audio, multiple cameras) it was $7.

[belovedbride07]

Dec 13, 2015 3:37:29 GMT -5 huskymom said:

Dec 13, 2015 0:41:43 GMT -5 belovedbride07 said:

What app you use? We aren't thrilled with the first one that we tried.

It's called Baby Monitor (by Tiny Solutions). Free but with in app purchases (audio, multiple cameras) it was $7.

Thanks! DH had installed it on his phone but hadn't really tried it much. We just put it on our Fire (which we're going to use as our semi-dedicated receiver) and it works great! So much better than whatever crappy one we had tried before.

[Koala]

We have a nest can. It is great and we have the recording option. We can see it from our phones or computers. The audio is good, too.