Customer Ratings & Reviews

Video ok.... Very choppy. If you have a nest doorbell and you try to add a new device to your system the process is suspect.

Google cameras are the best. Why would anyone ever want an arlo

Works well, easy to set up, wide field of view and battery life is pretty good.

Could not get the camera to remain connected to the Wi-Fi although there was a very strong signal.

Glad I purchased 2 they are worth the money to me. I 100% recommend any google nest products

I would highly recommend this product to friends and family

Great product! I love the app and the ability to communicate through the cameras.

This is a great cam. I Love how it integrates with Google nest hub.

should have called it the “Google Camera” this product has nothing to do with nest and is only compatible with mobile phone viewing— can’t view it on a desktop/laptop! without the great ease of use and quality of the nest software integration, you’re better off with a cheaper camera from tp-link

easy to set up look nice cameras have a good picture

Love it this camera battery last forever! Very strongly recommend!

It's a battery powered security camera. Doesn't work with the nest app and there's no clips or rewindable history like the original nest cameras had. It should not have nest in the product name.

GREAT PRODUCTS AND SERVICE MAGNETIC MOUNTS ARE STRONG AND UNIQUELY ADJUSTABLE

DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT! It does not work with the current Nest App, only Google Home, which is a garbage product. I could not get these to work with Google Home either. Google has ruined a fine product family from Nest.

Love it! It been running on just the battery for 4+ weeks now! Great security camera!

Best cameras!! I must have bought at least 5 of these! Great quality and long lasting

Great product. Just as i expected. I definitely recommend it.

Highly satisfied with my purchase! Also received it in a timely manner

Pretty cool even better with solar panel to add with It

Installation and setup are intuitive enough and Google provides a detailed online documentation. There’s an installation video provided by Google, which is necessary to watch in order to properly install the camera and to adequately understand it’s basic functions and advanced features. There’s a specific way to install the camera otherwise the camera may not function properly. The design is simple and elegant and the camera feels durable. This is not the yester years' boring looking CCTV camera. It carries the characteristics of typical Google line of smart home products. It’s rather large understandably because the camera can operate on battery power. The camera is versatile as it can be used indoor or outdoor and it can be connected to a power outlet or runs on battery. My other home security system can’t do this so it’s a huge improvement for me. There are several accessories that Google offers including an outdoor ready cable and indoor stand. The battery can last for more than a month and charging requires several hours of down time. It’s easy to take the camera off the mount so aside of the downtime charging the camera is not really an issue. Data is processed on device, which is good considering that there has been a lot of concerns about how tech companies handle their customers data. However, I don’t know if a thief can access data from a stolen camera though that Google encrypts the video. It’s interesting to note that Google offers replacement in case of theft for up to 3 replacements so this product is indeed outdoor ready. There’s a tally light when the camera records on something so the subject will be aware of the presence of the camera. This may not be ideal if the camera functions as a secondary/ stealth camera for example in case of home intrusion. You would want the camera to be inobtrusive so the intruder will not tamper with the video recording. You can dim the tally light but can’t turn it off. You can also talk through the camera, which is very useful if you don’t have a video doorbell already. Video quality is good and Google offers a lot of advanced features such as subject recognition for people, animal and vehicle. You can also select activity zones, which is useful to conserve battery. The video is recorded in HDR 1080P and the camera has night vision. If only the camera supports 4K because it will give us much more detail and more ability to zooming in and more possibility to recognize license plates, name tags and faces. Google offers a number of plans for the camera: free, Nest Aware and Nest Aware Plus. The top offer gives you the ability to record video 24/7 for 10 days on top of 60 days of video event history. I don’t have the need to purchase the subscription because my primary home security system gives me plenty of free storage capacity, which is more than enough for my purpose. The subscription does cover all of your Google camera and doorbell devices so if you are deep into Google ecosystem, it may be worth it. The free plan, however, only gives you 3 hours of free event video history. I have no problem with that because my other camera system can record events for weeks and I don’t have to worry about missing out a single event even when I’m on a vacation and say that I have no time or the connection to check the notification for the whole day or even the whole week. But for those who rely on the Google Nest Camera as their primary system, the subscription is something to seriously consider. The subscription will also unlock advanced features such as alert and detection of familiar and unfamiliar faces, and emergency calling. Familiar faces detection will not work in Illinois due to compliance to the State laws. I’m not a fanboy of any tech company but it’s quite rare for me not to rate 5 stars for a Google product considering their products are usually polished and works very well. However, I believe that those who have been using a number of home video security system for years would concur that the 3 hours of free event-based video history won’t cut it because there are options out there that would give better value proposition for the customer. If only Google would say: “done, we’re unlocking 168 (7 days-worth) of free event video history.”