I wasn't aware a window attached cam was on the market. Awesome, and perfect for what I need. Was about to purchase a Ring, but saw this and it totally changed my mind. Thanks!
I watched all your valuable videos. All of your videos contains a great content. You have some pretty genius tips and tricks. I hope you will rise a lot more than this. GOD BLESS YOU......
Very cool. I have a situation, where this would fulfill need exactly. Only thing missing would be to save data to a network drive. I have a home router that allows USB storage. I would hate to have a smash and grab of camera, if I could not have alternate storage location. 👍
Interesting design in the window suction cup application to reduce window glare but that price point is too much considering there are better options available at costs far less expensive. Knowing that the market is well flooded with cameras that perform average enough to record fairly descriptive identifiers on vehicles and people, I think the intermediate home security enthusiast would be more interested in getting some camera options that record license plates and identifiable faces, especially at the $150 price range Panasonic is asking for. Another great video and review from you, thanks because it definitely caught my attention, happy to be subscribed.
Didn't see anything about RTSP support in the product description, so I assume that it doesn't have it. If it did, I could bring this camera into Homekit via Homebridge and I would but it today.
MTU stands for maximum transmission unit. It's the maximum size of each packet and for this it could probably be used if you had a good deal of packet loss because your network couldn't support larger packets.
I like the idea of this camera. I wish you'd have shown the integration with one of the assistants and/or how it can work with other home automation (if that's possible). Thanks!
Thanks for another great video Steve. This is actually exactly what I've been trying and failing to find - an inside outside camera. I agree with others though that the image quality looks like it needs to improve. All the intruder problems I've had have been at night and my Ring utterly failed to provide the evidence I needed for the police so I want something recording 24/7 with sharp detail. That said, what's the quality like with 24/7 and if you are recording continuously does it just produce one massive file or does it segment it somehow? If you have to provide a short clip of something actually happening to the police it's going to be a nightmare trying to import a huge file into iMovie to edit out what you need. Any thoughts?
Good storage and anti-infra red glare is impressive. The 1080p not so much. Probably Eufy 2K doorbell has set the standard very high with image quality with the price point. Thanks for this review.
I think it has some solid features that are worthy of checking out. The link to buy the camera says it's not in stock and when I try to find it elsewhere I have no luck.
I enjoyed watching your review on this Panasonic camera. My street has no street light and gets very dark. How well would this camera work in this condition?
It does not generate its own light source, therefore it is of no use in a dark place (unless you have motion lights or something). Go to LifeHackster YT to see his video of this product. He demonstrates that shortcoming very well.
Thanks for the informative video. This is the first time I have seen this camera and would like to get one for the front and the back of my house. Can I get video from both cameras on my phone if I use two cameras? Can the app be used on any phone? Your advice would be appreciated.
It looks like the camera view angle doesn’t have any viewing adjustment ie up or down angle adjustment which means it probably won’t work for me.... bummer.
It’s a real shame a product like this isn’t using Panasonic’s flagship lenses on chip from there camera range , by using such an old low end design chip even though is great it offers excellent colour night vision of an area, it’s lack or resolution as it is it’s not good enough for court evidence unless some is within 8 ft, also the limitation of storage, with no nas intergration is a real negative
UPDATE: Panasonic has updated the app and firmware on the camera, so you can now download and save clips to your phone.
Thanks for the update Steve... any chance you could review the HomeHawk over the door outdoor camera? Your reviews are very helpful!
@@donnabajelis9361 Hmm, i'm not familiar with that one. Is it this one? amzn.to/38aJabW
Still not able to download & save clips to my phone. When first purchased camera, working fine. now unable to download as of 7/2024
I wasn't aware a window attached cam was on the market. Awesome, and perfect for what I need. Was about to purchase a Ring, but saw this and it totally changed my mind. Thanks!
this is very ingenius product specially for people that lives in apartments
This would be perfect if the picture quality was better. The night video was really bad which would make me pass on this. Great review!
I watched all your valuable videos.
All of your videos contains a great content. You have some pretty genius tips and tricks. I hope you will rise a lot more than this. GOD BLESS YOU......
I love my home hawk and use a 128-micro card. This thing is awesome.
Very cool. I have a situation, where this would fulfill need exactly. Only thing missing would be to save data to a network drive. I have a home router that allows USB storage. I would hate to have a smash and grab of camera, if I could not have alternate storage location. 👍
Interesting design in the window suction cup application to reduce window glare but that price point is too much considering there are better options available at costs far less expensive. Knowing that the market is well flooded with cameras that perform average enough to record fairly descriptive identifiers on vehicles and people, I think the intermediate home security enthusiast would be more interested in getting some camera options that record license plates and identifiable faces, especially at the $150 price range Panasonic is asking for.
Another great video and review from you, thanks because it definitely caught my attention, happy to be subscribed.
Didn't see anything about RTSP support in the product description, so I assume that it doesn't have it. If it did, I could bring this camera into Homekit via Homebridge and I would but it today.
MTU stands for maximum transmission unit. It's the maximum size of each packet and for this it could probably be used if you had a good deal of packet loss because your network couldn't support larger packets.
This was a rewatch! I love the review! Thanks again Steve!
I like the idea of this camera. I wish you'd have shown the integration with one of the assistants and/or how it can work with other home automation (if that's possible). Thanks!
I kind of like this! SD card! No sub fee? 48 days of recording? Dang. Seriously with in the first few minutes, I think I’m sold.. Great review.
Thanks for another great video Steve. This is actually exactly what I've been trying and failing to find - an inside outside camera. I agree with others though that the image quality looks like it needs to improve. All the intruder problems I've had have been at night and my Ring utterly failed to provide the evidence I needed for the police so I want something recording 24/7 with sharp detail. That said, what's the quality like with 24/7 and if you are recording continuously does it just produce one massive file or does it segment it somehow? If you have to provide a short clip of something actually happening to the police it's going to be a nightmare trying to import a huge file into iMovie to edit out what you need. Any thoughts?
liked it, but I would like your recommendation on license plate camera WiFi not wired. Thank you for all your work.
My $40.00 (with sd) WYZE Camera does all this. Plus saves 12 second clips to the cloud for free..Did I mention it was $40 dollars.
Can you adjust angles, or is it always pointing straight? Could it be installed in an upstairs window pointed slightly down?
This is a nice camera but i like the ring doorbell because you can record and talk thx for this very informative video
Good storage and anti-infra red glare is impressive. The 1080p not so much. Probably Eufy 2K doorbell has set the standard very high with image quality with the price point. Thanks for this review.
Another great review.
I'm curious what you use for your home wifi network.
I’ve used Linksys forever but I just recently converted to Google Mesh WiFi.
@@SteveDOES how do you like it?
I think its a great Camera... but It definitely needs better specs in order to have clarity. Thanks Steve for a great video.
Yea i agree. I'd love to see them bump it to a 2K image or just up the image sensor on the 1080p.
Thanks for your time & for sharing!
Your set is very tastefully-decorated. Love the table top you’re leaning on. But…what’s that thing behind your cell phone doing?
How come nobody on the reviews is talking about the negative factor that you have to have it plugged in in order for it to work?
I just back-ordered 2 from Amazon. Thanks
No mention of fps, 30fps is not fast enough but 60fps is good enough to get clearer view of number plate
I think it has some solid features that are worthy of checking out. The link to buy the camera says it's not in stock and when I try to find it elsewhere I have no luck.
I am very interested in this camera. It's the only one that I can connect to my window behind my blinds.
I enjoyed watching your review on this Panasonic camera. My street has no street light and gets very dark. How well would this camera work in this condition?
It does not generate its own light source, therefore it is of no use in a dark place (unless you have motion lights or something). Go to LifeHackster YT to see his video of this product. He demonstrates that shortcoming very well.
Thanks for the informative video. This is the first time I have seen this camera and would like to get one for the front and the back of my house. Can I get video from both cameras on my phone if I use two cameras? Can the app be used on any phone? Your advice would be appreciated.
Interesting camera because it actually attached to the window but way short on key features - for now, it's a "no" for me
I have one. I don't like it. It is hard to set up and does not notify me when there is motion. Maybe I'm doing something wrong
It looks like the camera view angle doesn’t have any viewing adjustment ie up or down angle adjustment which means it probably won’t work for me.... bummer.
Awesome video
but can it detect someone in bunny disguise ?
Do you have to have Wi-Fi to be able to use? Or can it just record to the sd card and then view it??
Are there other cameras like this one that suction to the window ?
Wyze camera is cheaper and has more features. $150 isn't cheap for no audio.
Wyze camera app is terrible. New wired Eufy cams are top dogs at the moment
I have tried Arlo, Blink, and Panasonic. Panasonic is the only one that worked for me. Arlo can't even connect. Blink can't take photos and videos.
If Pan increased the camera I would definitely be willing to pay more. Is there anything out there like this but has a better camera?
Do they have wireless rechargeable ones?
No audio, no deal!! Otherwise definitely yes!
This looks like an interesting camera, but it requires it's own proprietary software to access, that's a non-starter for me.
It’s a real shame a product like this isn’t using Panasonic’s flagship lenses on chip from there camera range , by using such an old low end design chip even though is great it offers excellent colour night vision of an area, it’s lack or resolution as it is it’s not good enough for court evidence unless some is within 8 ft, also the limitation of storage, with no nas intergration is a real negative
What do you really think about it today ?
Expensive upfront costs.
I don't find this device interesting. You just put a normal outside camera outside would do better than tbis!!
For the price and ain't orphan
Does it work for double pane windows