Nest Cam with Floodlight

I left Nest for the same reason. Everything worked well, but I saw how Google was planning to kill Nest. They have Google Home branded products now, but I don’t trust them to not somehow kill the product line or service. That’d be such a headache for smart devices installed onto a wall, like floodli

I've got the Google Floodlight camera and have had no issues with it for a number of years. I've got the standard Nest Camera inside my house but it is technically an indoor/outdoor camera and again, no issues with it. Both also would obviously have no compatibility issues since they're Google produ

We have a Google doorbell & for all it was quite expensive (I think somewhere between £200-300) I'd be lost without it. Battery lasts for about 6 weeks+ and it never fails to log alerts. We also have a Google/Nest smart home so it integrates really well with all the speakers and hubs. We've even wir

The drawback is the narrow angle the camera captures compared to Ring. But I love Nest and hate Ring, so what do I do? I’d put up a 3rd gen doorbell with a basic motion detector light!

I have one for my driveway and I love it. I have had it for 5 years now. With absolutely ZERO issues. Auto light or full time at night, it records everything, easy to retrieve footage. Don't listen to all the garbage about it being a "dying ecosystem"... Everyone is a critic, but as a long-term Nest

We use ADT, but not a third party. Direct with the company. It's a bit pricier than a third party but the install was excellent, everything is monitored, and I have four floodlight cameras + one driveway cam + doorbell cam. Our home feels like a comfy fortress. They use a lot of Google Nest tech, wh

Probably going to get flamed by the real enthusiasts, but I just use Google Home. I have 2 Nest floodlight cameras covering my garage and deck and a Nest doorbell camera for the front as well as a Nest/Yale electronic lock. It all plays well with the home app (but sometimes less so TBH). I have a co