Hi Gareth, it's 3 hours backward from the current time. not 3 hours of recorded footage, unfortunately. So you wont' see a clip from noon if it's currently 4 pm.

Yes they need to be connected to the same wifi and account.

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Unfortunately no. The battery life is around 4 weeks with normal usage

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Sounds like yours is having some problems. I would get in contact with their customer support.

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That is tough one when dealing with apartment entryways. Most doorbells allow you adjust the sensitivity, but if they are walking within 3 feet of the device, it will trigger an alert in most cases.

@@SecurityDotOrg 3 feet would be fine, is that the closest area setting available? Or can you set it to only activate when pushed?

They are pretty similar,

Yea no reason to "upgrade" from the wired nest doorbell. It's more of a tandem duo then actual upgrade, each with tradeoffs. Nest Battery has slightly lower resolution, but a better (taller) aspect ratio. Battery gives you more free services but equal out if you have nest aware for either.

What's it's responsiveness like?

@@GK-qc5ry amazing 💯👌

@@GK-qc5ry The idea is nice but the motion detection is pretty bad with eufy, I'm returning mine for Google nest cameras. I'll update when I can!

I'm looking for a video doorbell. Do you think eufy dual camera is better than this one?

@@josebenedico7379 I now have the Eufy Dual, its better in some areas but also has some drawbacks. Besides the above. Pros: *The higher 2K resolution has a clearer detailed picture. *The wider 4:3 captures more of the scene while the separate package camera gives a better vertical view. *16gb of free storage in the Base Station but requires an internet connection to access it via the Eufy servers. *The Eufy Doorbell & Base Station both ring where the Google Nest does not, you need to buy Google speakers & /or a Nest Hub to use it. *The Eufy lithium battery handles colder weather better at zero Celsius, where the Nest introduces more artifacts & loses power slightly quicker. Cold weather will affect the performance of all lithium powered doorbells to some degree. Cons: *As my doorbell faces south west & a streetlight. The main cameras aperture gain sensor introduces a flickering banding effect in scenes where there is a contrast between bright & dark areas. Such as during sunset or at night when the security light turns on & theres light from opening the door. Not a problem on overcast dull days. All Eufy Doorbells are affected. I have tested three & Eufy support acknowledge its the limitation of the cameras sensor. A firmware update will not fix it. *The motion sensors on the Eufy are not as good as the Nest. The Eufy triggers at 10ft & the Nest at 20ft. *The face detection feature is not as good as on the Nest. It more frequently fails to recognise people. *The lowlight sensors on the Eufy are not as good as on the Nest. Autonight vision does not always turn on when facing a streetlight. *While i did connect the Eufy to the Nest Hub the picture does not automatically show when the Eufy doorbell is pressed. You have to ask the Nest Hub to show the doorbell which takes 22 seconds. *The Eufy app can be glitchy especially when viewing videos events. The Google Home assistant has a slicker interface but that in itself is not as good as the Nest app it replaced. *The Nest Doorbell is more aesthetically pleasing, it comes in white & better suits my white uPVC door frame.

Thank you so much. I saw the LINDO doorbell has dual camera too. Now I'm 8n between the eufy dual camera and the LINDO doorbell dual camera lol

It requires a wifi connection.

The battery life depends on usage but it lasts 5 weeks with heavy usage. It could last up to 6 months on a single charge if there isn’t that much activity around the doorbell. The charging is pretty easy all you have to do is dislodge the doorbell from the base and connect it to any power brick or bank. It uses a usb c cable and charges in about an hour to two hours.

My battery died in 2 days when it's supposed to last 6 months . Recharged and it died after 1 day tech support came out thought it was fixed needless to say I have another tech coming out .nice camera if it stayed charged for me.

Me too

Painters tape but would be nice. Not sure but it could also be possible the mounting bracket fully encapsulates that part.

Yes it it waterproof.

Thanks for your contribution.

lol the man can't do everything!

Not sure, you would have to ask google.

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@@SecurityDotOrg what kind of stupid reply is that ? Is it bot replying ?!