I wish it was an AD - lol! I just really like Ubiqiti products - if they want to send them to me i would be happy to share that with everyone. I think I show some footage, but good point I should try and show more next time! - thanks for watching!
I am sorry but there is no way this is not a paid testimony of the product. Too polished with data spewed out like he was a salesman or at the very least reading from a company script.
lol - I wish, I would love it it Ubiquiti would send me some gear! I want to try that DSLR AI lense if they are listening! I just use there stuff all the time for my home and client installs - sorry if it sounded like a pitch, I am just a big fan! If they send me some stuff - I will be happy to mark it as a paid promotion! - thanks for watching!
Exactly. Not only does this look and sound like a paid advert., he says the dream machine pro is $379, which is true, but he doesn’t tell you that you also have to buy the Switch Pro Max 24 for $799! On top of the $379! If this was a real review he obviously would tell you that. Can’t trust this guy. He just made his channel worthless.
Beautiful videos, hey can you make a video about u connect display if you have it? Like whats so good and can you watch live security cameras on the UCONNECT display and do you need internet to see the clips on UCONNECT display,
Thank you and Thanks for watching - I don’t have the display, but I do have the protect viewport which is really only for viewing your cameras! If I can get my hands on the connected display I will review for sure!
I have a camera in my garage - but for the garage door opener itself is another video - forget MyQ - they have stopped supporting anything but there own app, search for ratgdo - its a small device that will control and report on everything you garage can do - even how many times its been opened and closed in its lifetime! - Thanks for watching!
I went all in on Unifi. Got the Dream Machine SE, a 48 port POE switch, an NVR, and about a dozen cameras. The good, it's scaleable, has many options for cameras, wifi, and other supported apps, and supports 10Gigabit fiber systems. The downsides are the initial costs and running cat 6 cable. Personally, I prefer cable as it's more reliable and secure. If you're building a new house, definitely make sure you run lots of low voltage wiring. I recommend this path for others, provided you can afford it.
Wow - sounds like a nice setup - I agree run as much cat5/6 cable as you can - but its nice to have wireless options. Setup costs can be a lot, but compared to other systems you can also start small - I recently did a setup with just a cloud gateway max, and one wireless camera - cost about $300 bucks - but they can easily add cameras when they are ready one at a time. - thanks for watching!
I don't think there are any kits, but you can just mix and match to create your own. I find I don't always use all the cameras in the kits anyways - I did a lorex review a while back and the provided camera's were not used for the install I did. My recommendation is to get a Dream Machine pro or SE - geni.us/x8JW - this is your base for network and security, then pick the cameras you need for each location. Most often I use the G5 Flex - geni.us/rivftOo - or the PRO cameras - geni.us/5kRJ08Z - for even higher res. You could even go wireless if you can't get a cat5 cable run to some locations. There is nothing else you need! - anyway, thanks for watching and the feedback - good luck with your install!
Hi, what do you recommend for traveling, like on campers, or in cars, with continuous monitoring. Also, what do the big stores use on there roofs, like Target and Walmart .Thank you.
Really depends - depending on your power situation, I would probably go with some sort of dedicated dashcam type solution - they are made for low power situations - but if you have power - I might even go with unifi, it would make a great setup with starlink, or a mobile data setup. The ones in department stores are most likely dedicated DVRs. - thanks for watching
You don't need internet (you could use it just inside your house) but if you want remote access internet is obviously required. Unifi is my favorite because all the footage is stored in your house locally - so if you do choose to use it without internet - you don't need to do anything special. - hope that answers your questions - thanks for watching!
Depending on the situation, I turn off the IR night vision especially on the smaller Flex cameras - the G5 Bullet Pro does a nice job I find - and compared to some I have used in the past, I find that at least the Unifi have some good adjustment controls that seem to actually make a change in real time - would be great if there was a way to have a day/night profile with custom settings! - thanks for watching, and for the feedback!
Can you share what the temperature ratings for cameras in this system you know of? Live in a climate that is cold. it often stay below -10⁰F and occasionally -40 for about a month in the winter. many battery powered cameras cannot take that cold and shut down, perhaps wired too, I don't have any.
I believe they are rated for -20 based on spec, but I know I have seen at least -25 and never had an issue - I have the G5 pro and a couple flex outside and they have been great - hope that helps - and thanks for watching!
In that case I might look at Google nest - only because they have a number of options and would be really easy to relocate if/when you move somewhere else! - thanks for watching!
How long does the wireless record? Record motion only? I have solar motion cameras that only records via motion for 6-10 seconds but they all have sd cards in them also. Was thinking of going wired with a nvr so it will record all the time
You would get over a year with motion only easily - I have 7 cameras (1-4K, 2-2K, 5-HD) recording all the time and I have 179d 17h 53m worth of recording on a 10TB drive. I don't know of a solar option for unifi, but there is wireless (still requires power) but for me running an ethernet cable for power/data was simple - let me know if you have other questions - and thanks for watching!
@@yoyoTechKnows Wow, ok thanks. Yeah I am in a rural area and the solar cameras I am using alerts me from time to time showing nothing happening. I kinda want something recording all the time.
My current smart doorbell is on my fence. Does Unifi have a solar set up option for the wifi smart doorbell? I am looking to get away from subscription based services thanks.
Which camera can go to 60fps? There is no word about quality of recording of a car driving 70km/h can you see the car reg then? What about during night?
Good questions - I don't know about 60FPS, I believe the high end ones can do this along with license plate identification. I don't know about the speed, I am on a residential street and people better not be going 70km in front of my house, but the quality is very high, both daytime and night. I have used many different products, and found this to be one of the best - thanks for watching.
Hello - yes they do have a camera that can doe license plate detection - it is fairly expensive and I have not had a chance to review it - but it looks like a very nice product. - thanks for watching.
So you can look at this one - its the DSLR (top of the line) geni.us/oAk22 - or there is the bullet one which is a little cheaper. techspecs.ui.com/unifi/cameras-nvrs/uvc-ai-pro?s=ca
Thanks for the video. I am looking to replace my crappy Hikvision cameras that continuously stop broadcasting with new cameras. I am pretty much sold on unification and your video pretty much convinced me. My question is can I set up this system using my existing eero 6+. And what other equipment would i need, (Dream machine) besides the cameras. The existing Hikvision use cat 5e. I would like to get a doorbell as well. Thanks for any response. New subscriber here too.
I am using the G4 Pro doorbell, and it works fine wirelessly - geni.us/wK3k - If you have Cat5 already you are good to go for most options - I typically use the G5 Flex for most locations - geni.us/rivftOo - but the G5 Pro is nice too - good luck - and thanks for watching!
For sure - you can setup all sorts of matrix views - in fact take a look at the viewport amzn.to/4etJUrQ and you can make any monitor into a viewing screen. - if you use home assistant, you can easily setup automations to change the screen based on motion or detections to better see what's happening. - thanks for watching!
Which camera be accessed by multiple users in their mobile in different regions of the world ? If so then how ? We are 3 brothers and 2 sisters living in 5 different countries and just wondering if this camera is installed in the mother's room then will all 5 kids be able to view their mother in camera in 5 different countries ? If Yes, then how ?
For sure - all of the unifi cameras can be setup and then you can invite guests (your brothers and sisters) to access and view any or all of the cameras - its very easy to setup in the app. - thanks for watching and good luck with your setup.
@yoyoTech just found this video as i am looking to upgrade my Lorex system that is over 6 years old and the cameras are starting to show signs of age.. I have a Unifi cloud key gen 2, Unifi USG, a 16-port switch 150W, 2 AC Lites, and 1 AC-LR. I installed these like 4-5 years ago and i have the best WiFi and internet connection ever. How can i get the camera’s integrated into my system so i can ditch the Lorex. Thanks so much for this video! Gained a subscriber!
Thanks for watching - you can add a hard drive to the cloud key if you don't have one already - you should be able to simply install unifi protect and add some cameras using PoE or a wirelss unifi camera (I prefer the wired if you can). Start with one and add as needed. I ran all of mine off a cloud key for a while before I upgraded to the dream machine!
you mention the viewport is wireless but the diagram shows a cable conected. is it truly wireless like a Chromecast or does it need a cable like the diagram?
You are right - my mistake - its actually powered by PoE and then HDMI. I was planning to do a video for this device, I will try to pull something together soon! - thanks for watchin!
Depends how you view it - but technically as many as you want. I have some dashboards in home assistant I have embedded specific camera, I have them all connected to HomeKit as well - you can view them from the mobile app, and you can use the viewport to connect a dedicated monitor for full time viewing - you can have as many of these as you want (even combine across sites). - hope that answers your question - thanks for watching!
Actually - I have not tested this, but I believe unifi recently added the option to add ONVIF capable cameras - this was a big feature request and chances are you could now use your older wifi cameras. - thanks for watching
Hello, yes - there are many ways to access the cameras including web site, app, dedicated monitor and i have them setup in Home Assistant as well which not only allows me to access them, but use them to trigger automations - for example when they detect motion, my lights turn on. Hope that answers your question - thanks for watching!
@terriireland7251 I love Ubiquiti - use it at home and work. I'm using Reolink Cams due to cost - I needed a PTZ and cound not spend $300 for G5. I got the kinks worked out and the Reolink is pretty good.
Yes - one of the biggest benefits and the footage is still stored local, not in the cloud so there are no subscription fees to do this - thanks for watching!
You should be able to find most at Amazon which delivers fast - amzn.to/4c5Mh38 , or order from ui.com directly! Thanks for watching! - good luck setting up your system!
LOL - I would have to rewatch it - but I think there was some footage in there! Promise it was not an ad, I just think its a great system, and the cameras are only a small part of what makes it great! - I will try to add more footage in a future video - thanks for watching all the same!
You betcha! No phone number. No local or even regional rep, sales, or installer. Yoyo, you might want to hip them to this because they’ll not benefit from your sales pitch! SMH
I agree they are hard to find sometimes - I typically start direct from them ui.com, but if they are out of stock I go to Amazon amzn.to/45f7ghM which delivers fast, albeit with a slight markup. But I have installed about 5 client sites in the last month and up here in Canada I have had no issues finding them! - Anyway, thanks for watching!
really? I actually find it to be more affordable than most systems - you can't compare a standalone camera with cloud service - you need to compare it to systems that have a NVR. You can also consider that the NVR is also your network controller and WIFI. Additional cameras start at under $100 and you don't have any subscription fees? Anyway we all have an opinion - thanks for sharing and for watching!
First of this is very very reasonable price wise. Also get out of that mindset. It’s a scarcity mindset. And paying for better equipment in all areas of your life will be a good thing. Buy higher quality and replace things less and they work better.
Prices should not have changed too much - I know they have new models but I just checked Amazon and you can still get the G3 for $79US - amzn.to/4bPce7j and the G5 is only $147US - amzn.to/4edRLKY - thanks for watching!
Not getting paid - wish I was! - lol, and I thought thats a pretty good price? $199 for the dream machine was for my network in the first place, and adding cameras starting at $79 seems like a good price to me? If you have quality cameras at a cheaper price share them, I would love the check them out! - thanks for sharing your opinion and thanks for watching!
@@yoyoTechKnows My wife keeps bugging me to get some security on my house like the last one... She wants a live camera for the front door when someone rings the bell. BTW it must be non internet(I live in the boonies). And obviously wired with 4k res native. any suggestions would be great! Thanks brother
@@Jason9ll Hey Jason - sorry missed your reply - Unifi is my goto, it has internet capabilities - but it can run all local - that door bell can be wired, or wirless but it does not need internet! - thanks for watching and good luck!
I am sure everyone has a different experience - sounds like yours have not been great - I have them installed at over 20 clients sites and never had an issue. For my home I have 6 cameras and only ever had to replace one which was most likely caused by an animal chewing the cable - mine have survived outdoors in -30c weather for multiple years. They are realitivly inexpensive cameras and easy to setup and use. - thanks for sharing your experience and thanks for watching!
For me, I like the integration of the unifi camera and network into one seamless system - but I would like to try out the Eufy solar/wireless cameras as I think that is a cool looking product. - thanks for watching
That's an interesting point, not sure if I would call it garbage just on that, you need a Dream Machine pro max, or SE just to get 2.5G RJ45. But considering many home users are getting internet connections greater than 1GIG now a days it starts to be something to think about. - thanks for sharing and for watching!
@@yoyoTechKnows I went through it when I setup with Unifi. I went with a used Dream Machine instead. It gets the job done and can handle a gig down no problem.
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So sad the actual camera footage is nowhere to be seen here. Just ended up feeling like a giant ad
I wish it was an AD - lol! I just really like Ubiqiti products - if they want to send them to me i would be happy to share that with everyone. I think I show some footage, but good point I should try and show more next time! - thanks for watching!
I am sorry but there is no way this is not a paid testimony of the product. Too polished with data spewed out like he was a salesman or at the very least reading from a company script.
lol - I wish, I would love it it Ubiquiti would send me some gear! I want to try that DSLR AI lense if they are listening! I just use there stuff all the time for my home and client installs - sorry if it sounded like a pitch, I am just a big fan! If they send me some stuff - I will be happy to mark it as a paid promotion! - thanks for watching!
What state do you install?
Exactly. Not only does this look and sound like a paid advert., he says the dream machine pro is $379, which is true, but he doesn’t tell you that you also have to buy the Switch Pro Max 24 for $799! On top of the $379! If this was a real review he obviously would tell you that. Can’t trust this guy. He just made his channel worthless.
He can make his own script 😂😂
Beautiful videos, hey can you make a video about u connect display if you have it? Like whats so good and can you watch live security cameras on the UCONNECT display and do you need internet to see the clips on UCONNECT display,
Thank you and Thanks for watching - I don’t have the display, but I do have the protect viewport which is really only for viewing your cameras! If I can get my hands on the connected display I will review for sure!
What best for garage opener. Such Like myQ Hub o other types of garage smart opener
I have a camera in my garage - but for the garage door opener itself is another video - forget MyQ - they have stopped supporting anything but there own app, search for ratgdo - its a small device that will control and report on everything you garage can do - even how many times its been opened and closed in its lifetime! - Thanks for watching!
I went all in on Unifi. Got the Dream Machine SE, a 48 port POE switch, an NVR, and about a dozen cameras. The good, it's scaleable, has many options for cameras, wifi, and other supported apps, and supports 10Gigabit fiber systems. The downsides are the initial costs and running cat 6 cable. Personally, I prefer cable as it's more reliable and secure. If you're building a new house, definitely make sure you run lots of low voltage wiring.
I recommend this path for others, provided you can afford it.
Wow - sounds like a nice setup - I agree run as much cat5/6 cable as you can - but its nice to have wireless options. Setup costs can be a lot, but compared to other systems you can also start small - I recently did a setup with just a cloud gateway max, and one wireless camera - cost about $300 bucks - but they can easily add cameras when they are ready one at a time. - thanks for watching!
It looks very compelling, but don’t they sell any full “kits” for example an 8 camera kit that includes everything you need to set up your system?
I don't think there are any kits, but you can just mix and match to create your own. I find I don't always use all the cameras in the kits anyways - I did a lorex review a while back and the provided camera's were not used for the install I did. My recommendation is to get a Dream Machine pro or SE - geni.us/x8JW - this is your base for network and security, then pick the cameras you need for each location. Most often I use the G5 Flex - geni.us/rivftOo - or the PRO cameras - geni.us/5kRJ08Z - for even higher res. You could even go wireless if you can't get a cat5 cable run to some locations. There is nothing else you need! - anyway, thanks for watching and the feedback - good luck with your install!
@@yoyoTechKnows I greatly appreciate your in-depth reply. You went above and beyond. I’m happily subscribing to your channel.
Hi, what do you recommend for traveling, like on campers, or in cars, with continuous monitoring. Also, what do the big stores use on there roofs, like Target and Walmart .Thank you.
Really depends - depending on your power situation, I would probably go with some sort of dedicated dashcam type solution - they are made for low power situations - but if you have power - I might even go with unifi, it would make a great setup with starlink, or a mobile data setup. The ones in department stores are most likely dedicated DVRs. - thanks for watching
Do you know what roof camera brand they use, there quite lg. And seem to cover a wide range and I think circulate.
Do you need home internet for this set up? If not what cameras would you recommend for just smart phone internet?
You don't need internet (you could use it just inside your house) but if you want remote access internet is obviously required. Unifi is my favorite because all the footage is stored in your house locally - so if you do choose to use it without internet - you don't need to do anything special. - hope that answers your questions - thanks for watching!
I've had Unifi for a long time - Unfortunately it's the night vision that lets these cameras down.
Depending on the situation, I turn off the IR night vision especially on the smaller Flex cameras - the G5 Bullet Pro does a nice job I find - and compared to some I have used in the past, I find that at least the Unifi have some good adjustment controls that seem to actually make a change in real time - would be great if there was a way to have a day/night profile with custom settings! - thanks for watching, and for the feedback!
Can you share what the temperature ratings for cameras in this system you know of? Live in a climate that is cold. it often stay below -10⁰F and occasionally -40 for about a month in the winter. many battery powered cameras cannot take that cold and shut down, perhaps wired too, I don't have any.
I believe they are rated for -20 based on spec, but I know I have seen at least -25 and never had an issue - I have the G5 pro and a couple flex outside and they have been great - hope that helps - and thanks for watching!
If they sell at Best Buy you get the protection plan and let winter destroy them and you get your money back
What would you recommend for renters just looking for simple indoor surveillance to watch the kids/pet and a really good doorbell camera? Thanks!!
In that case I might look at Google nest - only because they have a number of options and would be really easy to relocate if/when you move somewhere else! - thanks for watching!
How long does the wireless record? Record motion only? I have solar motion cameras that only records via motion for 6-10 seconds but they all have sd cards in them also. Was thinking of going wired with a nvr so it will record all the time
You would get over a year with motion only easily - I have 7 cameras (1-4K, 2-2K, 5-HD) recording all the time and I have 179d 17h 53m worth of recording on a 10TB drive. I don't know of a solar option for unifi, but there is wireless (still requires power) but for me running an ethernet cable for power/data was simple - let me know if you have other questions - and thanks for watching!
@@yoyoTechKnows Wow, ok thanks. Yeah I am in a rural area and the solar cameras I am using alerts me from time to time showing nothing happening. I kinda want something recording all the time.
My current smart doorbell is on my fence. Does Unifi have a solar set up option for the wifi smart doorbell? I am looking to get away from subscription based services thanks.
Which camera can go to 60fps? There is no word about quality of recording of a car driving 70km/h can you see the car reg then? What about during night?
Good questions - I don't know about 60FPS, I believe the high end ones can do this along with license plate identification. I don't know about the speed, I am on a residential street and people better not be going 70km in front of my house, but the quality is very high, both daytime and night. I have used many different products, and found this to be one of the best - thanks for watching.
Do they have LPR /ANPR LICENCE PLATE RECOGNITION, DO THEY HAVE 60FPS 2K CAMERAS?
Hello - yes they do have a camera that can doe license plate detection - it is fairly expensive and I have not had a chance to review it - but it looks like a very nice product. - thanks for watching.
@yoyoTechKnows do you know the model name? Could you post it please.
So you can look at this one - its the DSLR (top of the line) geni.us/oAk22 - or there is the bullet one which is a little cheaper. techspecs.ui.com/unifi/cameras-nvrs/uvc-ai-pro?s=ca
Thanks for the video. I am looking to replace my crappy Hikvision cameras that continuously stop broadcasting with new cameras. I am pretty much sold on unification and your video pretty much convinced me. My question is can I set up this system using my existing eero 6+. And what other equipment would i need, (Dream machine) besides the cameras. The existing Hikvision use cat 5e. I would like to get a doorbell as well. Thanks for any response. New subscriber here too.
I am using the G4 Pro doorbell, and it works fine wirelessly - geni.us/wK3k - If you have Cat5 already you are good to go for most options - I typically use the G5 Flex for most locations - geni.us/rivftOo - but the G5 Pro is nice too - good luck - and thanks for watching!
Can I view multiple locations on 1 monitor?
For sure - you can setup all sorts of matrix views - in fact take a look at the viewport amzn.to/4etJUrQ and you can make any monitor into a viewing screen. - if you use home assistant, you can easily setup automations to change the screen based on motion or detections to better see what's happening. - thanks for watching!
Which camera be accessed by multiple users in their mobile in different regions of the world ?
If so then how ?
We are 3 brothers and 2 sisters living in 5 different countries and just wondering if this camera is installed in the mother's room then will all 5 kids be able to view their mother in camera in 5 different countries ? If Yes, then how ?
For sure - all of the unifi cameras can be setup and then you can invite guests (your brothers and sisters) to access and view any or all of the cameras - its very easy to setup in the app. - thanks for watching and good luck with your setup.
Are the individual cameras wireless?😊
They have a whole bunch of different camera options - I have one wireless, and the rest are PoE. It's been a great system - thanks for watching!
@yoyoTech just found this video as i am looking to upgrade my Lorex system that is over 6 years old and the cameras are starting to show signs of age.. I have a Unifi cloud key gen 2, Unifi USG, a 16-port switch 150W, 2 AC Lites, and 1 AC-LR. I installed these like 4-5 years ago and i have the best WiFi and internet connection ever. How can i get the camera’s integrated into my system so i can ditch the Lorex. Thanks so much for this video! Gained a subscriber!
Thanks for watching - you can add a hard drive to the cloud key if you don't have one already - you should be able to simply install unifi protect and add some cameras using PoE or a wirelss unifi camera (I prefer the wired if you can). Start with one and add as needed. I ran all of mine off a cloud key for a while before I upgraded to the dream machine!
you mention the viewport is wireless but the diagram shows a cable conected. is it truly wireless like a Chromecast or does it need a cable like the diagram?
You are right - my mistake - its actually powered by PoE and then HDMI. I was planning to do a video for this device, I will try to pull something together soon! - thanks for watchin!
How many monitors can I have?
Depends how you view it - but technically as many as you want. I have some dashboards in home assistant I have embedded specific camera, I have them all connected to HomeKit as well - you can view them from the mobile app, and you can use the viewport to connect a dedicated monitor for full time viewing - you can have as many of these as you want (even combine across sites). - hope that answers your question - thanks for watching!
Yes I’d love a video on all the other features!
Can I use my older wifi cameras?
Actually - I have not tested this, but I believe unifi recently added the option to add ONVIF capable cameras - this was a big feature request and chances are you could now use your older wifi cameras. - thanks for watching
I haven't gone through the comments, but can I access the cameras through a web site?
Hello, yes - there are many ways to access the cameras including web site, app, dedicated monitor and i have them setup in Home Assistant as well which not only allows me to access them, but use them to trigger automations - for example when they detect motion, my lights turn on. Hope that answers your question - thanks for watching!
@yoyoTech - Thanks for making this - Also appreciate you getting back to folks who comment!! New Subscriber!
I am glad you liked it - I was a little slow this time - but trying to followup with everyone! :-) - thanks for watching and subscribing!
Same here, looking into future options, Google customer service is zero.
@terriireland7251 I love Ubiquiti - use it at home and work. I'm using Reolink Cams due to cost - I needed a PTZ and cound not spend $300 for G5. I got the kinks worked out and the Reolink is pretty good.
Great information I’ll definitely check it out, cheers mate.
Can you view this live when I’m away from my home with my phone?
Anywhere in the world
Yes - one of the biggest benefits and the footage is still stored local, not in the cloud so there are no subscription fees to do this - thanks for watching!
So cool!! Keep it up
Thanks for watching - glad you enjoyed it!
Can this be installed outside?
Most of the cameras can be used outdoors - I have the Flex series outdoors amzn.to/4ea1J00 , and the bullets amzn.to/45f7ghM - thanks for watching!
Stop. You had me at overkill. Now to find a Canadian retailer.
You should be able to find most at Amazon which delivers fast - amzn.to/4c5Mh38 , or order from ui.com directly! Thanks for watching! - good luck setting up your system!
Thank you.
You're welcome!
No video footage whatsoever, you had me in the first half but failed when the actual use of it wasn’t shown. This is like watching an ad for them 🤦♂️
LOL - I would have to rewatch it - but I think there was some footage in there! Promise it was not an ad, I just think its a great system, and the cameras are only a small part of what makes it great! - I will try to add more footage in a future video - thanks for watching all the same!
biggest issues with unifi protect cameras is good luck finding them
You betcha! No phone number. No local or even regional rep, sales, or installer. Yoyo, you might want to hip them to this because they’ll not benefit from your sales pitch! SMH
I agree they are hard to find sometimes - I typically start direct from them ui.com, but if they are out of stock I go to Amazon amzn.to/45f7ghM which delivers fast, albeit with a slight markup. But I have installed about 5 client sites in the last month and up here in Canada I have had no issues finding them! - Anyway, thanks for watching!
@@yoyoTechKnows no worries. Mission accomplished! As soon as I get an affordable estimate for installation, I’m good to go. Again, many thanks.
as soon as he said the prices, I was out
really? I actually find it to be more affordable than most systems - you can't compare a standalone camera with cloud service - you need to compare it to systems that have a NVR. You can also consider that the NVR is also your network controller and WIFI. Additional cameras start at under $100 and you don't have any subscription fees? Anyway we all have an opinion - thanks for sharing and for watching!
He only said 79$ lol
hey there is axis with same specs for around 1400 a camera if you want!
First of this is very very reasonable price wise. Also get out of that mindset. It’s a scarcity mindset. And paying for better equipment in all areas of your life will be a good thing. Buy higher quality and replace things less and they work better.
These are no longer that price they've doubled even trippled the price since
Prices should not have changed too much - I know they have new models but I just checked Amazon and you can still get the G3 for $79US - amzn.to/4bPce7j and the G5 is only $147US - amzn.to/4edRLKY - thanks for watching!
$199 setup $79 a camera... uuuhhhh your getting paid or you have too much money
Not getting paid - wish I was! - lol, and I thought thats a pretty good price? $199 for the dream machine was for my network in the first place, and adding cameras starting at $79 seems like a good price to me? If you have quality cameras at a cheaper price share them, I would love the check them out! - thanks for sharing your opinion and thanks for watching!
I like the dream machine but they are not $199 they are $325 at Amazon
Great video! Thanks
Thank you, and thanks for watching!
Anybody can come over and install it
I am sure you can find someone! I would do it for you if you were local in Toronto! - thanks for watching!
You had me.....until I see it's primarily manufactured in China. A country notorious for adding spyware.
paid by a random unknown security system
I wish - just sharing my thoughts at this point - if somebody pays for it I will let you know 🤣
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I wish it was sponsored - I use the product, and its been good for me! - thanks for watching!
Hellll no. Wired all the way. Wifi jammers are real
I prefer the wired versions too - but in a pinch the wireless cameras work well and are nice - thanks for watching!
@@yoyoTechKnows My wife keeps bugging me to get some security on my house like the last one... She wants a live camera for the front door when someone rings the bell. BTW it must be non internet(I live in the boonies). And obviously wired with 4k res native. any suggestions would be great! Thanks brother
@@Jason9ll Hey Jason - sorry missed your reply - Unifi is my goto, it has internet capabilities - but it can run all local - that door bell can be wired, or wirless but it does not need internet! - thanks for watching and good luck!
And who exactly is going to jam YOUR wifi to break in? 😂
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Are you paid by unify to do the video?
Nope - it’s just what I use - now if they want pay me ;-) - thanks for watching
These cameras are terrible. Life expectancy is very low. I can't believe he is pushing these lol.
I am sure everyone has a different experience - sounds like yours have not been great - I have them installed at over 20 clients sites and never had an issue. For my home I have 6 cameras and only ever had to replace one which was most likely caused by an animal chewing the cable - mine have survived outdoors in -30c weather for multiple years. They are realitivly inexpensive cameras and easy to setup and use. - thanks for sharing your experience and thanks for watching!
Eufy is way beter
For me, I like the integration of the unifi camera and network into one seamless system - but I would like to try out the Eufy solar/wireless cameras as I think that is a cool looking product. - thanks for watching
The Dream Router is garbage. It can't handle a 1 gig internet connection.
That's an interesting point, not sure if I would call it garbage just on that, you need a Dream Machine pro max, or SE just to get 2.5G RJ45. But considering many home users are getting internet connections greater than 1GIG now a days it starts to be something to think about. - thanks for sharing and for watching!
@@yoyoTechKnows I went through it when I setup with Unifi. I went with a used Dream Machine instead. It gets the job done and can handle a gig down no problem.
This is not a good review it's an advertisement, garbage review
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LOL! I wish - I use the unifi products at home, and for clients - but they have never sent me anything!
You talk too much,
WIFI cameras are garbage.
how much do you get paid to promote their crap?