Thank youuuuu 😊😊😊😊

Why ?

Don’t think you can. I’m reviewing the updated version of this doorbell in the next week or so. So I’ll treble check.

Give it 2 hours and that’ll give you a good 2+ weeks or more.

Cant I got new one and has no indicator light to let you. Silly mistake by the company poor decision not to show charge light. 2 hours they say.

@@Ifeeltheneedforspeed1 there is a charge light it's just very small but there is a charging light telling you that it's charging and it turns blue when it's charged

Yep, me as well. Does anyone know if Cloudot can be used on 2 iphones at the same time, ie the front door bell rings and we both get alerts on our phones.

Update, yes you can. Just set up a different account on the 2nd phone, then on the 1st phone in 'Cloudot' settings, share the camera device with the 2nd account. Then when the doorbell is pressed both phones are alerted. Simples

You can chat to whoever is at the door. The recorded videos will be deleted by the unit which is why you would need the cloud to store videos indefinitely.

I doubt it would be compatible unfortunately

Link in description 👍👍👍👍👍👍

But here it is anyway www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0BGP7LJ71?+&CSS

Yes all protected and encrypted. You can opt for cloud storage not just local too.

2.4ghz yes ?

Only for cloud storage, as I use mine as a security camera too. That’s all, but totally optional

The app will show you on your phone as to how low the battery power is. I would image that you could get well over ten days use before charging again, but it obviously depends on how frequently the camera is activated and how long you set the videos to record. I just checked my battery, and it's lost 1% of its power in twenty-four hours. I've only had three notifications and one thirty-second video, but can last 2 - 3 months.

The question is mute now. I bought one and they last a long time. Thanks anyway. @@StanWatt.

It does last ages, charging it isn’t a nause a mine last a good few weeks. Glad you you like yours.

Mine's a few months.@@CSSC0der

Yes.

No it can’t.

Only by physically adjusting the device.

Yes it does. You can set up how sensitive it is too.

@@CSSC0der how do you make it not send notifications when someone rings the bell and only when ther eis motin detected?

Security light?,it doesnt have one.

Have you done a hard reset ?

No, no need; it's all stored on the cloud if you chose to use it.

That’ll be completely in your phone settings. Ensure you have all notifications allowed, and that it’s not just set to vibrate

@@CSSC0der thank you for your reply I have triple checked my settings on my phone☹️

I’ll try and have a look at my settings when I get home. It may be tomorrow though but I’ll have a look

@@CSSC0der thank you sir

My pleasure. I know how annoying things can be.

Eh ?

Wtf.... like.... seriously..... what? 😂

What language was immature?

Vikas Kapil.... we're waiting.... Where's the immature language

Perhaps he requires to be intoxicated by the exuberance of your verbosity...