Even though my hub is about 10-20 feet away from the cameras, the Nooie software shows that the wireless connection is “poor.” This probably has to do with the number of devices I have near the hub that may be causing interference, as well as the fact that I have the hub on the floor (ideally, you want to have it up high and away from things that may cause interference). Try to place the cameras as close to the Nooie hub as possible so you can stream live more reliably. Once the cameras are configured and connected, you will want to find a good place to mount them. (This nuance doesn’t jump out at you on their website.) So, if you have this kit of two cameras, you must activate a plan for each camera. AND, most importantly, the plans are PER CAMERA and not per account. There are Starter and Standard plans with monthly or annual payments available. The wired plans are a bit more expensive because you get 24/7 continuous recording versus the wireless battery-powered plan, which simply stores “events” as they occur. Nooie+ gives you options based on whether you have a wired or wireless battery-powered camera (the Nooie Cam Pro is wireless). If you choose the cloud option, you will need to sign up for the service, which is fairly reasonably priced. The nice thing is the Nooie Cam Pro kit does provide you with two types of storage options – the Nooie cloud service or via a microSD card. I do want to spend a little bit of time talking about storage for the cameras. While it isn’t a fish-eye type of view, the area capture is quite good, again, depending on how high up you mount the camera. The 140-degree field of view is great to be able to provide a wider range of vision. However, it also does support a wireless/WiFi connection of both 2.4 and 5 GHz, so you do have both of those options. You can do it via a wired Ethernet connection, which I always recommend. There are two options for connecting your Nooie hub to your network. An important thing to remember is that with better lighting (e.g., during the day), the quality will be much better than at night. For starters, a 2K resolution means that you will get quite good quality on the videos recorded by the Nooie. Let me quickly translate what all of those items above mean.

SmartHome – Google Home or Amazon Alexa.

IR Night Vision – 32 feet & Color Night Vision.

Some important specs about the Nooie Cam Pro: With this setup, you can connect the base station and then place the wireless cameras within range of the base station – either indoor or outdoor, it’s up to you. The Pro Cam set I received for review consisted of two cameras and one base station. The Nooie Cam does, however, allow you to see both during the day and at night, and you can listen in to the audio.

The Nooie Cam Pro allows you to quickly glance at a particular area of your yard that you can’t usually see, unless, of course, you have x-ray vision.

One of my daughters, for example, said that she hated having cameras monitoring the front door during high school because it eliminated her ability to “sneak out.” Oh well – sorry, not sorry! While some people may view security cameras as potentially an invasion of privacy, others view them as household necessities. Why is the Nooie Cam Pro a Helpful Security Addition

A security webcam like the Nooie Cam Pro is an essential addition to any household. Or perhaps you simply want to keep an eye on the kids while they play in the backyard. Extending your vision to the outdoors surrounding your home is an important consideration, especially with porch pirates and other nefarious bad actors roaming the neighborhood.

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