Logitech WiLife Digital Video Security--Hidden Add-On Camera by Logitech
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Digital camera reviews of Logitech WiLife Digital Video Security--Hidden Add-On Camera
Digital camera Review: Logitech keeps blowing their video products
Summary: 1 Stars
This is a product searching for a home. I bought it thinking it was a high value security camera. In fact, it turned out to be a very expensive solution to the q-see products which record to a 2-tb disk array 16 Ch Network Dvr which work with a wide variety of cameras - not just the junk that logitech resells - but other quality video cameras from pelco etc.
Logitech's video solutions are just a disappointment. They seem to think that VGA is the ultimate resolution while everyone else is going 10 megapixels. Whoever runs this operation needs a technical clue.
Very very disappointed in the whole product lineup.
Digital camera Review: Not so happy
Summary: 3 Stars
The camera/clock is nice looking and I'm sure few will suspect it is a camera. However it can not be plugged into just any non-surge protected outlet. It apparently has to be on the same circuit as the master system. Who knew. This creates problems in putting the camera in the best location. The quality of the picture is ok. It can be adjusted to improve the quality if desired. It is very simple to add to the system so in that regard it is easy to use. Just be sure you have several locations in mind about where you want the camera.Digital camera Review: Poor Camera Lifetime
Summary: 1 Stars
I have to agree with many of the other camera users; these cameras do not last long. I have two of the clock cameras and they have been in stable room temperature environments and not moved around at all. Yet one camera will not maintain connection at all and the other one is becoming very intermittent. These cameras are crap.Digital camera Review: Shoddy
Summary: 1 Stars
I purchased this item along with a regular standard inside camera. Both worked great for 9 months. The standard indoor camera is still working. The clock camera started losing time on the clock and was way off. Losing several minutes a day. After 13 months the camera just died. The clock still keeps the wrong time but the camera itself is dead. Now I only have the standard indoor working. I went to purchase another indoor camera and saw the new Cisco (Linksys) wireless N cameras at $119. Read the reviews on them and now in the process of changing over. Not here to make you change your mind about this product. As I said the standard indoor camera still works great.Digital camera Review: Shoddy Hardware
Summary: 1 Stars
Great idea but the cameras are a constant problem. I bought fourteen cameras for home and office. Within a year four died. They replaced them. By the end of the next year only six of the eighteen (14 plus four) are working. The exterior cameras are particularly bad. The "hidden" desktop camera has never worked properly. These products are very cheaply made and the manufacturer will not warrant them for more than a year. Even the ones that still work drop off line at various times and have to be "rediscovered". Sometimes it works, sometimes it does not. If you plan to use these for security you are taking a chance.
It's cheap in the beginning but frustrating and expensive in the long run. Better to buy a DVR system. You get what you pay for.