Clever Dog Smart Wireless Network IP Security Camera Monitor for smartphones - £19.99 @ eBay

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Clever Dog Smart Wireless Network IP Security Camera Monitor for smartphones £19.99 at MY MEMORY EBAY

£19.99 eBay12 Mar 16

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Technology

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mcseguy

11 Mar 16

Clever Dog is a smart home device which supports WiFi that will enable you to monitor the goings on at your home and/or business, office or anywhere that you want to watch from a distance.

[b]Real-time Video capture[/b]

Supporting WiFi you can watch live video anytime, anywhere.

[b]Full-duplex speech, Enhancing Family relationship[/b]

It supports full-duplex speech, and lets you communicate with your family so you can see and speak to you loved ones, enhancing the relationship of your family.

[b]Motion Detection, Real-time Alarm[/b]

It supports motion detection and auto-capture dynamic images. It would transfer the alarm message to your smartphone or tablet if it judged that your property was being invaded.

[b]Intelligent video recording, Quick Reviewing[/b]

It supports auto-recording, and can quickly locate pictures by timeline.

[b]Sharing Your Exciting Moment to your friends[/b]

It supports video picture capture, so you can share exciting moments with your friends and family.

[b]P2P Services, Secure and Convenient[/b]

Deploying P2P technology, it can establish direct connection between smartphones and the camera.

Specification
WIFI: Supports IEEE8012.11b/g
Power: DC 5V,500mA, Micro USB port cable
Size: 85x85x110mm
Video: Code: H.264,Resolution720 [email protected]
Night Vision: Built-in photographic lenses, automatically enabled infrared LED under low illumination
Storage: Support Micro SD card, the highest 32GB

[b]Please note that this product is supplied with a USB cable only. USB plug is sold separately[/b]

Top comments

M_z

11 Mar 16 8 #15

I think it might be time for your tablets mate. :wink:

kidou

11 Mar 16 5 #10

its fantastic! I put one in the ladies toilets at work

backtothecaves

11 Mar 16 5 #1

Could be used for keeping an eye on the lodger

Latest comments (42)

M1sterDeeds

14 Mar 16 #42

Fishy, I thought my mind was different to others, but you got me beat, big time.

Anyway, yours is my comment of the week.

I was going to buy this, but then read the rest of the comments. I need something better I think. Nothing worse than squinting at the do do. I want it in high def.

ryan2801

12 Mar 16 #35

Awful reviews. Looking for a better one within this price range.

n3m3s1s to ryan2801

12 Mar 16 #36

Anyone used the Edimax :
Your text here

or cheaper here

rasdonny to ryan2801

13 Mar 16 #41

I agree, if you find one like this on same price range pls let us know :smiley:

markao

13 Mar 16 #40

Showing as £32.99 now

thedon6915

12 Mar 16 #39

Do you have red light flashing when you finish set up

thedon6915

12 Mar 16 #38

It's ok . Set up is confusing just ensure you have wifi set up in the clever dog app

Sneak76

12 Mar 16 #37

I too have one of these Clever Dog's and can't get it to work with my android devices. I keep trying every know and again but still to no avail!

fishmaster

12 Mar 16 1 #34

Yeah I'd feel like I was Highlander, although I remember him being reasonably good looking slim and with hair, ah well can't have everything.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Jtpf8N5IDE

fanpages

12 Mar 16 1 #33

Dying everyday would be a nuisance after a while.

morpheus

12 Mar 16 #32

Anyone link me to the Xiaomi camera please?

pnaylor39

12 Mar 16 #31

With all issues with Baby Monitors security . For £19.99 is this secure or can it easily be hacked, although if you did have a dog (uless it was a tea cup one) I'm sure lack of security would work in your favor

dc2447

12 Mar 16 #30

Anyone suggest anything better for the price?

kidou

11 Mar 16 5 #10

its fantastic! I put one in the ladies toilets at work

fishmaster to kidou

11 Mar 16 2 #12

20 years ago, OK I'm old so 25 years ago, it was see who can do the largest dump in the ladies toilet and not get caught, if you got caught you had to excuse yourself by being confused, of course since you worked with 10 ladies they knew that you probably didn't get confused and therefore were possibly weird, and they knew you did the dump. If you got away with it then the gossip in the Bank was almost worth it. Why do you have to get old and then die, I'd do that every day if I could.

digbys to kidou

12 Mar 16 #29

You and Chuck Berry!

cannycoyote

12 Mar 16 #28

yes i had this problem with my hong kong xaomi yi. couldnt get it to connect to phone as was using wrong european app.

foes4you

11 Mar 16 #27

0.5 Mp ? is it a childs toy ?

tearfly

11 Mar 16 1 #26

Could be used for watching the lodger with the landlord's wife.

phorenzik

11 Mar 16 1 #25

BEWARE. The android app is HORRENDOUS. App constant loses the connection to the camera and only a power cycle of the router seems to kick it back in. The app is a huge battery drainer and I had no end of internet issues when the camera was connected to my router. It interfered with the connection and pretty much killed my fibre bandwith.
I tried the app on 5 different Android devices and the same issues persisted.

daisyb212

11 Mar 16 #19

What do ppl use these for in all seriousness? nanny cam?

mccririck to daisyb212

11 Mar 16 #20

Perving on the babysitter?

mgtf to daisyb212

11 Mar 16 1 #24

baby monitor and to check on dogs when out... very useful kit although we do use the pan tilt. IP cams.

stufearn

11 Mar 16 #18

I have 2 of these and covering a photography studio. Never had an issue with set up, recording or 2 way conversation. The camera allows a person to communicate with the person on the other ends mobile/tablet etc after system recognises movement.

Records 24 hours or on movement. Only issues found to be recording out of a window where reflection of led sensors blocks out picture. Great kut and app when i bought 2 for £30......

rasdonny to stufearn

11 Mar 16 1 #23

using android or ios?

abdi12346

11 Mar 16 2 #8

Flipping! should have waited for this bouaght the Xaomi useless still to this day have not managed to connect to my iPhone

daedos to abdi12346

11 Mar 16 #22

Make sure you use the right Xiaomi app

frostyclock

11 Mar 16 #21

Goggle Box if it gets hacked lol.

zerocrop

11 Mar 16 #2

The devices with tilt/pan/zoom on are better because you can scan an area remotely.

benjefreys to zerocrop

11 Mar 16 1 #7

Yes and so is a proper IP cam

mccririck to zerocrop

11 Mar 16 #17

Ideal if there's more than one cubicle.

fishmaster

11 Mar 16 1 #16

I am a fellow of inconsicent humectant peripherals and I will not be robbed of my freedom. OK I'll go get the Diazepam.

M_z

11 Mar 16 8 #15

I think it might be time for your tablets mate. :wink:

rasdonny

11 Mar 16 #14

reviews on amazon.co.uk not good -

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Clever-Smart-Camera-WiFi-Monitor-Grey/product-reviews/B019PZGIOM/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_hist_1?ie=UTF8&filterByStar=one_star

simonturner69

11 Mar 16 #13

:laughing:

stuartmaccormack

11 Mar 16 1 #4

I have these great on android

rasdonny to stuartmaccormack

11 Mar 16 #11

how do you mean...do u connect it to andriod hotspot?

morpheus

11 Mar 16 #9

looks worth a try for the money.

benjefreys

11 Mar 16 1 #6

Read the reviews, more like dog s***. Poor app, poor motion detection and IR turns on frequently during the day.

asimrashid

11 Mar 16 #5

Full-duplex speech, Enhancing Family relationship

It supports full-duplex speech, and lets you communicate with your family so you can see and speak to you loved ones, enhancing the relationship of your family

obviously they'd have to talk in to there tablets
..

backtothecaves

11 Mar 16 5 #1

Could be used for keeping an eye on the lodger

AndyRoyd to backtothecaves

11 Mar 16 2 #3

Could be used for keeping an eye on the landlord's wife.

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