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title: "Dropcam Pro Wi-Fi Wireless Video Monitoring Security Camera"
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# 130° field of view 2x sharper video 60 sec setup Dropcam Pro Wi-Fi Wireless Video Monitoring Security Camera

**Brand:** nest
**Price:** VT3510
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## Summary

> 👀 Keep an eye on what matters most!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Dropcam Pro Wi-Fi Wireless Video Monitoring Security Camera by nest
- **How much does it cost?** VT3510 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- nest enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted nest brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Stay in Touch:** Two-way talk and intelligent alerts keep you connected to what matters.
- • **Effortless Setup:** Get connected in just 60 seconds—no tech skills required!
- • **Cloud Convenience:** Securely record and review up to 30 days of footage with optional cloud storage.
- • **Unmatched Clarity:** Experience stunning 1080p HD video quality that captures every detail.
- • **Wide-Angle Vision:** Monitor more with a 130° diagonal field of view, plus zoom and night vision.

## Overview

The Dropcam Pro is a state-of-the-art Wi-Fi wireless video monitoring security camera that offers 1080p HD video quality, a 130-degree field of view, and a quick 60-second setup. With features like two-way talk, intelligent alerts, and optional cloud video recording, it ensures you never miss a moment, whether day or night.

## Description

Dropcam Pro Internet Wi-Fi Video Monitoring Cameras help you stay connected with what you love, no matter where you are. In less than a minute, you'll have it set up and securely streaming high-definition video to you over your home Wi-Fi. Use it to watch your home, your baby, the dog or your small business. Every camera comes with Night Vision, HD video, Two-Way Talk and Digital Zoom. Paired with secure online Cloud Video Recording (CVR), you can watch live and recorded video from anywhere on any device. Dropcam makes monitoring what you love and finding peace of mind easier than ever. Watch from any device such as your Apple Mac, Windows PC, iPhone, iPad, iPod touch or Android device. All you need is a Wi-Fi network paired with the free and easy-to-use Dropcam App. Watch what you love while away with Dropcam. Please note: If your camera is having trouble connecting to your Wi-Fi network you may have a weak connection between the camera and your router. To test the Wi-Fi signal that your camera is receiving, To test the Wi-Fi signal that your camera is receiving, move your camera closer to your router. There might be interference coming from other electronic devices near your camera. Try to reduce the number of connected devices near the camera. Cordless phones, baby monitors, microwave ovens, garage door openers and Wi-Fi speakers are just a few of many devices that are notorious for causing interference. If your camera is located close to electronic equipment with a large power source, such as a large screen television or home theater system, try moving the camera further away from these devices. Sometimes only a few feet will make a difference. You can turn HD video off to reduce the bandwidth the camera uses by half. This will help improve the camera's reliability, but it could result in lower video quality.

## Features

- Stunning Video Quality: New optics and updated image sensor provide 2x sharper video
- 60 Second Setup: Connect to Wi-Fi via computer or iOS mobile device via Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE), live stream from your Dropcam security camera in under a minute
- Incredible Field of View: 130 degrees diagonal, plus Zoom and Night Vision, so you don't miss a thing
- Stay Connected with Two-Way Talk, Intelligent Alerts, Scheduling and Mobile & Web apps
- Cloud Video Recording (CVR): Review footage and make clips with optional secure offsite recording. Dropcam cloud recording securely records up to 30 days of footage for you to review after it's happened. Activity detected by your camera is highlighted on your cloud recording timeline for quick reference, and you can share and save clips of your recorded footage. Dropcam cloud recording is optional and you can subscribe and unsubscribe any time you like.

## Product Details

- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Monitoring
- **Brand:** Nikon
- **Model Name:** Small Parcel Shipment
- **Connectivity Technology:** Wireless
- **Special Feature:** Image Sensor, Motion Sensor, Night Vision, Portable

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Buy this unless you can build your own - and probably even if you can
  

*by J***D on Reviewed in the United States on 9 January 2014*

Let's get the cons out of the way first, shall we?This camera is fairly expensive, it costs money to use the recording service (*if* you use it - you don't have to), it eats a lot of bandwidth when it's running, and you can't use local storage (except if you pay for the recording service and then download clips). If you're technically savvy and invest the time, you can do basically what this does for a lot less money.However, I *am* technically savvy and have set up streaming cameras before, and yet I am very happy to be using the Dropcam Pro. Why? Let me tell you by moving onto the pros:First, setup could hardly be easier. You plug it into a computer (Windows or OS X, possibly Linux but I'm not sure) when you first get it in order to configure the WiFi password (yes, you'll need WiFi) and to set up a Dropcam account (or link it to one if you already have one). That takes all of a minute or two (literally). Then, you plug it into the wall adapter (or any other USB power supply). If you'd like, you can wall-mount it. That's it. You're done with setup. You can use any micro USB cable and any USB power source to power it, so you're not stuck with the included ones if you don't want to be. You can paint the cables and the camera mount if you want to help it blend in, but I'd not recommend painting the camera (it can be removed from the mount).Second, yes, the monthly/annual fee for recording and associated inability to stream to local storage is a pain, but (a) it's core to the company's business model and so isn't likely to change, and, more importantly, (b) *it is worth it* - you don't need to set up streaming, you don't need to make sure you have sufficient disk storage, you don't need to worry that someone will break in and steal the camera *and* the device the footage is stored on, you don't need to worry about setting up a way to view the footage remotely, and you don't need to worry that a power outage will remove your ability to at least see what was recorded earlier when you're remote. Having set up my own monitoring system, I know how great it is that they do the heavy lifting for you, and, to me, it justifies the price of the camera as well as the annual fee (which, again, you don't need to pay if you only want to view the streaming video).Third, while the bandwidth usage can be extreme, you can schedule when the camera is on, and you can remotely turn it on and off, so you can control how much you use. I would hope that Dropcam will soon make it possible to stream lower-resolution video until motion or audio is detected (that would significantly reduce bandwidth needs), but that hasn't yet happened.Once you set it up, you can view the footage (live and recorded) as well as change settings from any modern browser and any reasonably up-to-date iOS or Android device. You get a two-week free subscription (note that the trial subscription only records 7 days at a time, so by the second week, you'll have lost part of the first) to see if you like the recording capability. I do. However, you could easily just use it to monitor without recording if you do desire, and that's free once you've bought the camera.Video quality is quite good (see other reviews). The sensor on the camera is much higher resolution than the streamed video, so if you tell it to focus on an area and record/stream just that area, it's better than just expanding the footage - it actually streams from a smaller section of the sensor but at the same resolution, meaning that there actually *is* more detail in the zoomed section than if you'd just enlarged the video of the entire area. You can't zoom in to read a newspaper from 30' away, but you can definitely zoom in a fair bit.The microphone is exceptional - I can hear at least as well as if I were standing by the camera, which means you can hear other rooms even if you can't see them.Night vision is good, but limited by the IR LEDs. If you bought a separate IR bulb, you could probably illuminate a much larger area, but I've not tried that as I don't need that functionality.The speaker (used if you talk to people/pets by the camera) is decent. There's a fair bit of lag, and because there is also lag when streaming, conversations are sort of like talking to astronauts on the moon - there's a delay each way. Still, it's mostly usable, but it's no speakerphone.The light that indicates the camera is on can be turned off even while the camera is recording... this is a feature some will love and others will dislike.The settings of the camera are easily accessible from both browsers and mobile devices.You could buy this and set it up for less technically-savvy relatives if you (a) know their wifi name and password and so could temporarily set yours up the same way during the setup phase, or (b) buy a wifi router, set it up for them, and ship it with the camera.I've not yet found a better camera/microphone combo for this price, and the additional functionality makes it a win in my book.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    First one for the home office
  

*by T***S on Reviewed in the United States on 16 February 2015*

And I was impressed, just not for the price (thus the one star knock off).  Don't let that deter you if all you want is a way to keep an eye on things and be alerted to (other) things.PRO: The setup was very simple.  A caveman could do it.CON: Such a small device literally requiring a cable is a turn-off.  That this does not have a Li-Ion battery and support recharging is simply a joke, I'm sorry.  Now, you might say "but then how would you charge it if it's mounted somewhere?!" Easy - I would buy 4 or so of the portable recharge packs and just swap between them every week or whatever while the others are recharging.  The value of doing this is that when mounting it somewhere that is not readily accessible to a power outlet (for example, the ceiling), I don't have to care about buying extension cables BUT I could charge the thing.  Something this size should be able to hold a charge for at least a week if not longer.  Might seem like an additional maintenance routine, but at least provide the choice for those that don't want cables everywhere.PRO: The video quality is great.CON: Why do you have to tap anything to "improve quality" when zooming in?  This doesn't make sense, the camera should automatically assume improved quality since - SHOCK - the only reason one would zoom in is to get a CLEARER LOOK at the target!  This is clunky and silly.PRO: The alerts give you enough to know when something's going on.CON: As with most other cameras it's picky about lights and shadows.  So it lets you pick a zone where you want to detect movement, the problem is if light from a window runs across that zone as the sun moves, the camera detects this as motion and sends false alerts.  It's annoying, because you can't tell the camera how to properly identify true motion even though it's pinned down to a specific region only.PRO: It's versatile enough to mount nearly anywhere.CON: The drywall anchors provided didn't accept the screws at all.  As a result mine is mounted precariously.  A better design would have included a center mount screw, no drywall mount, and drywall anchors as part of the back plate (not separate) that you just drive the screw through and into the wall, so that the screw itself creates the hole that the anchor goes into, while the center screw allows you to at least keep the thing up there while getting the mounting done.PRO: it picks up audio quite nicely.  I was able to hear sounds from downstairs, which is what I wanted.CON: Because the microphone is amplified there is a ton of white noise in the background, so it's hard to detail exactly what you're hearing unless it's a car going by on the street outside.  Would it have killed someone to implement some cleanup here?  It's called noise gate, it's not hard.PRO: You can tell the camera not to detect, dependent on the location of your phone or tablet.CON: This is GPS dependent, meaning that of course, it's not going to be fine enough detail to know if you're in one room vs. another.  It will know if you're in one building vs. another, yes.  If that isn't what you wanted, well, you're kinda SOL.  I'm not sure why this bothers me so much, but it does.PRO: You can tell the camera not to detect during certain times of the day.CON: The issue here is that it assumes such times are static OR that you would combine this with the location detection (so for example, if you're in the home, it doesn't detect but if you're not in the home, it does).  But say I'm in the office.  I don't want it detecting.  I can't use the location setting (see above), and I might be in the office any of the 24 hours in a day, so I can't use the time setting.  So ultimately I have to manually disable alerting while I'm in the office, which is annoying.Again, pros and cons.  I think I can recommend some improvements, if the "Director of Customer Relations" for Dropcam is still paying attention.- Rather than location based and/or time based detection disable, consider making your app more useful: when your phone is in range of the camera (and it will know that it is once it's joined the same WiFi hotspot), tell the app to prompt the user to disable the alerts because you're on the same network now.  Let the user choose (A) disable now, (B) disable for a period of time, or (C) don't disable now but prompt again in (X) minutes/hours/days.  That's better than nothing, or until we can get a technology that is smarter than wireless and shorter range than Bluetooth that would allow for more intuitive management.-  If you're going to pitch a "wireless" camera, make sure it's truly "wireless" in every way.  Figure out a way to power this thing without having to have it plugged in 24/7.  I'm sure you can do it, I've got hallway lights that use 4 AA batteries and last for over a month before I have to replace them, so I'm almost certain it's possible to do the same here.- Noise gate.  Figure it out.  You can detect movement, why not detect sound and THEN play it rather than just blaring a bunch of static noise?

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Highly recommend
  

*by J***N on Reviewed in the United States on 4 March 2015*

Bottom line: although more expensive than a traditional IP Camera, and requiring a subscription fee for recording, the ease of setup, wide viewing angle, amazing image, and accessibility of these cameras make them an excellent buy.Something to keep in mind is the tremendous amount of data these cameras will use. A 7 day cloud package means your camera is transmitting HD quality video over your internet connection 24/7/365. If you are on a limited data plan - even if that plan is in the neighborhood of 250gb - you might consider first checking your current usage to make sure you won't incur overages from cloud recording.Setup: easy. Can be completed directly from your smart phone. By downloading the Dropcam app, and plugging the camera in, you're pretty much set to go. The app finds the camera easily as long as your phone is nearly touching the camera. Setup requires giving the camera a name and selecting a wifi network (you'll obviously need your wifi password).Image and audio: the image is just amazing. The wide viewing angle allows you to see a great deal of activity from a single camera. The image is clear enough to allow easy recognition of faces, objects and animals. Beyond about 20 feet it does become a little difficult to pick out smaller details such as license plate numbers, however. There is a function that allows you to zoom the image and enhance, which works very well. The draw back is that you're narrowing the cameras view. Although you can zoom in on a recorded video, the enhance function will not work after the fact. Audio recording is excellent, allowing you to hear low volume conversations inside and out. Speaking through the camera is to low volume to be very functional unless in a low noise environment.The smart phone app: a pretty solid viewing application. Coupled with the DVR functionality, a great way to keep track of what's going on in front of your cameras. The smart phone app is a sort of stripped down version of the web app.Web app: this adds the ability to create zones within your cameras view. For example, a camera at our front door sees our entry way as well as a portion of our front yard. So we've established an "entryway" zone and a "front yard zone". The end product is that we get alerts specific to where motion is occurring. The webapp also allows the creation of time lapses, condensing hours and hours of video from a camera into a seconds long video.Cloud recording: you're sort of wasting the potential of these cameras without using the cloud recording. Each camera gets one week of free cloud recording included. After the free trial expires, 7 days of cloud recording (it's a rolling 7 days) costs $100/year for the first camera and $50 for each additional. So three cameras with 7 day cloud plans would cost $200/year. I know how awful recurring charges are, but considering the quality, reliability and ease of access you're getting a lot of bang for your buck.Indoor/outdoor: these cameras are designed and rated for indoor use only. But that doesn't mean you can't use them outdoor. We currently have two placed outside in custom made enclosures. The enclosure is made of a 4" piece of 2" PVC, a 2" to 1.5" reducer and a 1.5" cap. You can then use the mounting system that comes with the dropcam to mount the camera holding pvc enclosure outside. This method has kept two cameras safe through two significant California storms (significant rain and wind). It has not faced temperatures below 40F.Baby monitor: dropcams actually make for a pretty solid baby monitor, if not a little expensive. We purchased it as a baby monitor with the intention of deploying it for other uses when the kids no longer need it. It has all the functions of a modern baby video monitor with the exception of pan or tilt, but the extra wide viewing angle helps make up for this minor short coming.Support: after the first of the year a glitch in the Dropcam iOS app caused cloud recordings to be sorted backwards. It made it appear that the camera had stopped recording. The app was fixed in a matter of days, but I did call in prior to the update to see what the problem was. Not only was a clear timeline explained for the fox, but I was given several months credit on my cloud recording. And all this happened on a Sunday. To me, that's about as good as support for a product can get.All told, Dropcam is a well built product with excellent support, a great app and web interface, with a wide array of possible applications. I often recommend it to friends and relatives.

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