I saw picked it up in East Dulwich branch Reduced to clear looks like its NATIONWIDE.
amazon selling for £123.99
curry's selling for £119.99
Maplins selling for £139.99
This clever little starter kit gives you the ability to set, control, monitor and automate your home from anywhere. The Smart Home HD Starter Kit includes a Smart Plug (DSP-W215), a Wi-Fi Motion Sensor (DCH-S150) and a Monitor HD (DCS-935L).
These devices talk to each other and with the mydlink Home smartphone and tablet app you can decide what it is you would like them to do. This is clever stuff implemented to make your life easier and safer with added peace of mind. It is smart home technology at its most futuristic.
Easy To Set Up
Simply download the mydlink Home app and the step by step setup wizard will help you set up all the devices in the kit
Your mydlink Home
mydlink Home allows you to start with this convenient starter kit and add more when you want to. The unique mydlink Home App for iOS and Android smartphone and tablet puts you in control of all your mydlink Home smart devices. You can even setup automation rules to make your home smarter.
Top comments
ianbeany
20 Jan 179#11
Wow bargain!! What is it?
Enet
20 Jan 176#2
Please note that the American FTC has recently filed a complaint against D-Link for poor security in their wifi routers and other devices. The last big cyber attack on major websites was largely helped by devices like these. D-Link are not the only culprits by far and it is widely recognised amongst security experts that these IoT devices are at best poorly secured and at worst wide open to attack.I have a small home network but personally I wouldn't let any of these devices anywhere near me.
All comments (29)
DSW
20 Jan 171#1
Enet
20 Jan 176#2
Please note that the American FTC has recently filed a complaint against D-Link for poor security in their wifi routers and other devices. The last big cyber attack on major websites was largely helped by devices like these. D-Link are not the only culprits by far and it is widely recognised amongst security experts that these IoT devices are at best poorly secured and at worst wide open to attack.I have a small home network but personally I wouldn't let any of these devices anywhere near me.
SunTzu to Enet
24 Jan 17#27
Well that's your problem then. You seem to profess knowing a little about network security, if you knew enough you'd know how easy it is to protect your own network. It's not D-Link's responsibility to protect your network for you!
Dave_dave69
20 Jan 172#3
cracking price
The_IMF
20 Jan 17#4
I think I saw this for £70 odd in my local Sainsburys last month but I decided against it at the time... £50 is an awesome price. They only had 1 in stock though so no point me rushing there for nothing.
sffs
20 Jan 17#5
£35 in Sainsburys Ashton
addyfisher to sffs
20 Jan 17#6
Was there any left in Ashton please??
lucyferror
20 Jan 17#7
Lol none in Grimsby. Never had any. Depends of store
sffs
20 Jan 17#8
There was one - I didn't end up buying it but didn't put it back where it was meant to be (think I left it near the speakers etc in the electrical section)
CharlesCUK
20 Jan 17#9
bought 2 in my local Sainsburys... great deal thankyou!
e4kenndr
20 Jan 17#10
Got one today along with a 360 pan/tilt camer reduced too...
Works with IFTTT too, HOWEVER.. the camera's seem not be integrated with IFTTT for some reason which is strange as there's a camera channel on IFTTTT but not for these cams!
ianbeany
20 Jan 179#11
Wow bargain!! What is it?
evostick47
21 Jan 171#12
What's the point?
ayaz51
21 Jan 17#13
I doubt where I live they could crack a walnut let alone a wifi network
gsusx
21 Jan 17#14
Non in bishops stortford. They had them but none left on the shelf (gutted)
bryngreen
21 Jan 17#15
None in Leeds centre although they stock minimal electricals
Sun
21 Jan 17#16
Got last one from didcot store. They also one ptz camera left on shelf.
gsusx
21 Jan 17#17
Sick as a parrot.
maui
21 Jan 17#18
Two in Sainsbury's Reading Calcot - by electronics pay desk and headphones.
I have my own home automation which I keep internal and away from these cloud services, as tempting as it was to get!
Bagpuss69
21 Jan 17#19
Found one in Sainsbury's Penzance. Wasn't on display, as stock had been moved into back room. Chap on mobile phone department went and looked for me. Worth asking in other stores.
domsimmons
21 Jan 17#20
Thanks op. Picked up the last one in Hanley. :smiley:
benclothier
21 Jan 171#21
One left hedge end Hampshire about an hour ago
thepearce to benclothier
12 Feb 17#29
That lasted well - managed to buy it today :smiley:
sztejkas1
21 Jan 17#22
Picked last one up in leamington. None at rugby
tim28
21 Jan 17#23
Struggling to find any in the North East :disappointed: none in Stockton, Darlington, Middlesbrough or Whitby
leshark84
22 Jan 17#24
Two left in the Cheltenham store. They also had the mydlink 360 Home Monitor down from £87 to £43.
tim28 to leshark84
22 Jan 17#25
I'd have took a 360 too damn it
CharlesCUK
22 Jan 17#26
so those that have one how have you got on with it? I like mine... still going through best process and setting up real time recording. Managed to setup and update all device no problems. Plugs work great with Amazon echo.
Undecided if I need the alarm box element for audible noise..
Actually got 2 kits but only deployed one for now.
would like to use the camera outdoor from a sheltered location, but not sure how.
Enet
24 Jan 17#28
On further reflection it occurs to me that maybe you simply don't understand the issue. This isn't about users not knowing about firewalls, antivirus and intrusion detection issues. This isn't even about Microsoft or Google getting slapped down for issues that were based in complicated code interactions causing "sometimes" unknowable consequences.
This is about manufacturers negligence in offering the basic security measures required for use in today's hostile Internet environment.
It's like having a fancy car with simple locks and no car alarm.
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Opening post
amazon selling for £123.99
curry's selling for £119.99
Maplins selling for £139.99
This clever little starter kit gives you the ability to set, control, monitor and automate your home from anywhere. The Smart Home HD Starter Kit includes a Smart Plug (DSP-W215), a Wi-Fi Motion Sensor (DCH-S150) and a Monitor HD (DCS-935L).
These devices talk to each other and with the mydlink Home smartphone and tablet app you can decide what it is you would like them to do. This is clever stuff implemented to make your life easier and safer with added peace of mind. It is smart home technology at its most futuristic.
Easy To Set Up
Simply download the mydlink Home app and the step by step setup wizard will help you set up all the devices in the kit
Your mydlink Home
mydlink Home allows you to start with this convenient starter kit and add more when you want to. The unique mydlink Home App for iOS and Android smartphone and tablet puts you in control of all your mydlink Home smart devices. You can even setup automation rules to make your home smarter.
Top comments
All comments (29)
Works with IFTTT too, HOWEVER.. the camera's seem not be integrated with IFTTT for some reason which is strange as there's a camera channel on IFTTTT but not for these cams!
I have my own home automation which I keep internal and away from these cloud services, as tempting as it was to get!
Undecided if I need the alarm box element for audible noise..
Actually got 2 kits but only deployed one for now.
would like to use the camera outdoor from a sheltered location, but not sure how.
This is about manufacturers negligence in offering the basic security measures required for use in today's hostile Internet environment.
It's like having a fancy car with simple locks and no car alarm.