A:AnswerI had my wifi turned on, thus I knew if the cameras worked or not when the technicians were still here. I purchased a two-years service (total 59.00) to get them coming back when needed.
A:AnswerDepending on the camera system you purchase, you may not be able to split the cameras between two different physical locations. For example. The Arlo Pro Wire Free 4 Pack requires the Netgear Arlo bridge to be connected to your internet service. All cameras connect to the bridge it comes with. You can't just take two of those cameras to another location without also having a Netgear Arlo Bridge.
If you get a 4 pack of cameras that connect directly to your wireless network without the need for a bridge, you can split them.
As far as the installation is concerned. One installation service covers installation at one physical location, even if it's for the same person.
A:AnswerSpecific to the Ring Floodlight, you do need an Electrician to install (due to high voltage). Geek Squad does have the ability (licenses) to install wireless and wired cameras in all 50 states.
A:AnswerOur system was installed in St. Louis County and neighbors have similar systems. A neighbor may question invasion of privacy and in certain cases may have just cause. Our neighbors are glad for the increase security surrounding the sides of their homes. They welcomed our installation.
A:Answeroh no each device has its own $100 installation and you need unlimited data on the cell or you will be paying for overuse of data on the first day of installation
A:AnswerBest Buy Geek uses employees employed by Best Buy. Best Buy Geek is always professional and only does what is asked. On top of that they will suggest anything that would make installation better for me. Best Buy Geek has previously installed for us 2 TV’s, computer, printer, receiver and cameras. I will continue to use Geek for all needs and so should you.
