Not the cheapest one, but good deal if someone is looking.
Can also do Price Beat at OW.
Mod: Use a $10 off code from here to bring it down to $253/$485.
Google Nest Doorbell (Battery) $263, Google Nest Cam (Battery, 2 Pack) $495 + Delivery ($0 C&C/In-Store) @ JB Hi-Fi
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Nice catch. Personally, I'd rather pay retail than ever deal with Bing Lee again. Good luck getting help if you need a warranty. But to each their own.
Wouldn't the warranty claim back to the manufacturer?
Even cheaper @ Optus Smart Spaces: $230 for doorbell and $433 for 2 pack of cams.
https://www.smartspaces.optus.com.au/smart-devices/compatibi…
Now that's a deal worth posting :)
Just used the Optus deal to price match at Officeworks and got one for $218.50
Nest cam 2-pack is also $495 at the google store with free shipping and 10% credit if you're a Google One subscriber…
https://store.google.com/au/config/nest_cam_battery?hl=en-GB
You can sign up for google 1 for a month and then drop it after getting the 10% off.
How is it compared to other doorbell cams? I’ve read there’s always that 10-20s delay when someone pushes the button.
I've got og nest doorbell and it works well. I'm always talking to delivery driver.
Can't comment on the actual doorbell function as i don't think it's every actually been rung, but I really like the on-device detection - ie, person, package, vehicle, animal and the ability to fine tune what notifications i do or don't want. Also the picture is portrait mode, not landscape…. so i can see right down to the bottom of the door easily (hope that makes sense)
Sometimes in early evening it seems to take 10sec. Other times during the day only 1-2s. My main gripe is that you can't locally access the stream, have to go through convoluted google SDK to get any kind of access. Even then, the battery model can't 24/7 stream even if you connect it to the 16VA adapter -.-
Overall I like it as a doorbell (integrates well with android) but for any kind of surveillance you're better off with something else, even a generic doorbell with RTSP feed.
The lag differs between wired and battery connections. So if you are planning to use as battery for bell be prepared for lag.
Does anyone know if there are non official solar panels for the battery cam?
Yep, you are right, it isn't the cheapest, let me give you a cheaper one.
Google Nest Doorbell is $248 at Bing Lee and you can also get the 2 pack of cams for $489 from there too.
https://www.binglee.com.au/products/google-nest-cam-outdoor-…
https://www.binglee.com.au/products/google-nest-doorbell-whi…