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The Netatmo Cloud only saves screenshots of videos as a backup. The videos are stored on the local MicroSD card and can be uploaded to your own Dropbox or FTP server, Netatmo recognizes people, learns with time, and knows when someone is home or has left,
There's no backup power. Without the MicroUSB plugged in, the Netatmo camera shuts down and disconnects, You can connect a power bank to move it momentarily to a different location, but you're still limited by having to place it flat on a surface. There i
Netatmo's Welcome stands slim and tall, and a little alone in the sea of smart indoor security cameras. The hardware looks a little different and the fact that it was released a couple of years ago might make it sound like a less than ideal competitor, bu...
Abstract: The Good Housekeeping Institute Media and Tech lab tested 25 indoor and outdoor Wi-Fi smart security cameras. Cameras were evaluated based on ease of use, performance, style, and durability. We tested video quality under multiple light settings, each came...
Recordings are 1080p, Facial recognition fairly accurate, Records only videos we deem important, No subscription fees records videos locally and to my Dropbox account (or personal FTP server if I had one)
Did not always send notifications when one of us passed in front of the camera, Oneway audio
I liked using the Netatmo Welcome Indoor Security camera. Setup was straightforward, it recorded identified faces, unidentified faces, and motion in 1080p (most of the time) whether it was daytime or nighttime. It has a 130° viewing angle and it records v...
Netatmo is best known for its Urban Weather Station, an elegant — albeit pricey — solution for monitoring indoor and outdoor weather conditions, so we were a bit surprised when we saw the company branching out at CES this year with the introduction of its...
You'll be happy to display the Welcome anywhere in your home thanks to its sleek, understated design, Welcome detects faces like a champ and learns the ones you identify pretty quickly, No subscription fees; having all your video clips saved locally to a
Image quality is significantly reduced when your mobile device and the Welcome are not connected to the same network at the same time, Removing false or unwanted faces from the detected pool is a time-consuming process, Lag time in live video stream is th
Easy setup, Excellent at picking up faces, No subscription fee, Nice Apple Watch companion app
Not suitable for watching sunny front doors, Runs hot, Slow to learn faces, Can't tell the difference between a living face and a video
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Published: 2015-07-04, Author: Chris , review by: slashgear.com
The theory behind Welcome's approach to home security is a solid one, but it's muddied by inconsistent performance of its ability to recognize faces. That's presumably something Netatmo's algorithms will improve over time, and I certainly had no false-pos...
Published: 2016-07-15, Author: Stephen , review by: techguide.com.au
Facial recognition, easy setup, good companion app, alarm notification
Not wallmountable, identifying faces can take a while
The Netatmo Welcome takes security cameras a step further so it can not only recognise movement but also recognise the people who are entering your home. It adds another level of security to your home and peace of mind for parents who are notified when t...
The Netatmo Welcome successfully implements facial recognition in a consumer product for the first time. It has cleverly customizable notifications based around that feature and the specs to keep up with the competition as a connected camera
In practice, it doesn't keep up with the competition as a webcam or a security cam. The camera is slow at everything. The live feed lags, the notifications are delayed, and it takes awhile to learn faces
Netatmo still needs work, but it breaks new ground with facial recognition and shows enough prowess with that feature to be worth a look for anyone interested in cutting edge camera tech...
