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Clever Dog Smart Camera WiFi Monitor - £20.00 MyMemory

£20 MyMemory8 Dec 16

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Technology

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mofokiss

8 Dec 16

Thought I would get one of these to keep an eye on my wife while I was out :smiley:

Details
Clever Dog is an easy-to-install smart device which supports WiFi that will enable you to monitor the goings on at your home, business, office, or anywhere that you want to watch remotely.

Full-duplex speech helps keep you connected with loved ones
Supports full-duplex speech, allowing you to communicate and connect with your family so you can see and speak to them whenever you like.

Motion detection and real-time alarm
Supports motion detection and auto-captures dynamic images. It would transfer the alarm message to your smartphone or tablet if the Clever Dog judged that your property was being invaded.

Intelligent video recording for quick reviewing
Supports auto-recording, and can quickly locate pictures by timeline.

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

Secure and convenient with P2P services
Deploying P2P technology, the Clever Dog can establish a direct connection between smartphones and the camera.

Top comments

freccle

8 Dec 16 9 #2

Very disappointed - I thought the camera was inside the dog :confused:

pooool

8 Dec 16 4 #8

Outside of a dog, a book is a man's best friend.
Inside of a dog it's too dark to read.
Groucho Marx

pfpf

8 Dec 16 3 #29

Latest comments (48)

maxmix

4 Jan 17 #48

I've had mine running on PC and Phone for about a year from last years deal 2 for £40, sold the other....

How many can you connect to the Android phone App ?

I see its back to £25, anyone seen them anywhere else at £20 ?

maxmix

ricko

13 Dec 16 #47

Got mine today too . Most of my older Android devices arnt suitable for the software , but my Samsung phones are . Tested it and it works fine . Got some terrible reviews on Playstore .

Anyone finds any security issues , let us know.

hcc27

13 Dec 16 #45

I received mine today. It's a pretty neat looking device. The instructions are in Chinglish but not too difficult to understand. Managed to download the suggested App from Google Play, powered up the camera and it connnected to my WiFi fine. Picture is definitely good and IR LEDs come on soon as it's dark, in fact they come on even when there's some light around. Yet another nondescript Chinese outfit that now has my wifi password and MAC address - I do hope they don't try doing the dirty as some of these folks tend to do!

The app seems to be ok, though once it started showing me a completely black image and I had to reboot the camera and phone. Been ok since that event. However, for the life of me I cannot figure out how to connect to the camera via 4G. Tried umpteen times but the App simply doesn't connect. Nothing in the settings menu about DNS settings etc.

Has anyone managed to access the camera from outside their home WiFi network? If so, I'd really appreciate knowing how you managed it.

gsj87 to hcc27

13 Dec 16 #46

I just got mine today and set it up (didn't even take 5 minutes). Great camera for £20, works fine using my mobile phone using o2 4g, I didn't have to set anything up, it should just work.

russblade

13 Dec 16 #44

I got this and it's great, dead simple and records to micro sd card as well

5Rivers79

8 Dec 16 #40

Anyone who has this does the power cable attach to the side or back? There is picture of it on a wall but cant see any cable going to it like in the youtube videos.

russblade to 5Rivers79

13 Dec 16 #43

attaches to the side at the bottom,

freccle

8 Dec 16 9 #2

Very disappointed - I thought the camera was inside the dog :confused:

Spasho to freccle

9 Dec 16 #42

So you mean, no actual living dog is included? What a wacky deal!

hcc27

8 Dec 16 #20

Can someone please comment on how easy this is to connect to from outside your home wifi, e.g. via 4G on your phone? Does the app work without any hiccups or do you have to pfaff around with DNS settings etc?
Many thanks in advance!

adski to hcc27

8 Dec 16 #34

Easy peasy. Install the app, register your user account. Add camera, it will find it's default wifi and connect to it then it scans for your home network. Put in the password for it and that's about it.

You can record too micro SD 24hr or just on motion and it sends push notification of events. Live view over 3/4G no problem. No need to set up DNS/Port forwarding.

dt_matthews to hcc27

8 Dec 16 1 #41

Although it sounds like its easy anyway with the hardware out of the box, if it wasnt you could just use a dynamic dns service yeah, assuming your router supports it of course.

5Rivers79

8 Dec 16 #39

Shame its only the blue on offer. Rest are £25.

argosextra

8 Dec 16 #5

What is this a dog or a camera inside a dog

Rhythmeister to argosextra

8 Dec 16 #38

Is that a question?

matlock67

8 Dec 16 #37

I don't know why but I've just bought this :smiley:

ricko

8 Dec 16 #36

Ordered one too . Good price . Just need to buy a dog now !

I'm off now , going to get a SHIH TZU .

hcc27

8 Dec 16 #35

Fantastic, thank you!

gsj87

8 Dec 16 #33

Good deal, worth a pop for £20.

mutley1

8 Dec 16 #32

I just hope me OH doesnt see this :sunglasses:

hcc27

8 Dec 16 1 #31

A stonking deal for what it is! 20 quid for an IP camera that has a decent picture and allows remote monitoring. MyMemory also has exemplary customer service standards. I ordered the Toshiba Exceria 128GB microSD card from them in Oct (again another unwanted deal from here, this site is killing me!), and for some reason it never arrived. Just contacted them via the online chat and a very helpful lady immediately offered me a refund or replacement. Can't argue with that in today's marketpalce with retailers like eBuyer at the other end of the spectrum (remember eBuyer's festive photo of their staff a few years back with a poster in the background rating how many RMA requests each of them had successfully rejected!!).

Bought and heated, thanks OP!

lucyferror

8 Dec 16 2 #30

Misleading picture. I wanted camera hidden in a plush dog. That's a proper surveillance

pfpf

8 Dec 16 3 #29

MrsRedHead

8 Dec 16 #7

We use ours to monitor baby in the evening- work really well in the dark

jdbigguy to MrsRedHead

8 Dec 16 1 #28

I'm not paranoid, but I wouldn't trust my baby either. Who knows what cunning plan they could be plotting next.

deangreen4

8 Dec 16 1 #27

Maybe they mean a NAS or dropbox ?

5Rivers79

8 Dec 16 #25

Can these record to a computer or anything?

hcc27 to 5Rivers79

8 Dec 16 1 #26

I can understand someone needing to record onto a computer, but why would you want it to record to 'anything'??

5Rivers79

8 Dec 16 #24

Can these record to a computer or anything?

guttediam

8 Dec 16 #23

Ordered thank you Op :smiley:

JC2MULTIPLAYER000

8 Dec 16 #22

a wifi camera is probably just as likely to spy on you as anything you plan on spying on :wink:

qbs

8 Dec 16 1 #21

Well if it all goes pear-shaped, you can always consider releasing a budget update of the Confessions of a... series. :smiley:

leep27

8 Dec 16 #19

88p tcb too woohoo

sapphire_uk

8 Dec 16 1 #18

with the Alfred app you set up a spare phone/ipad as the camera. Then you use either another phone/ipad/PC to view.

sapphire_uk

8 Dec 16 2 #10

instead ...
if you have a ipad or spare phone set it up with a app called Alfred (android and iOS) . i have been using this for a while. It can also connect more than one phone to it around your house. Voice and motion detection.

p-e-t-e to sapphire_uk

8 Dec 16 #15

Do you need a Mac to use with IPad / iPhone ?

AjunNg to sapphire_uk

8 Dec 16 1 #17

You saved me £20!
Thanks!

pwel

8 Dec 16 #14

So what happened in the end? Are we gonna see you on Jeremy Kyle soon...?

mofokiss to pwel

8 Dec 16 1 #16

Hopefully not :P