Looking for a Home Monitoring Camera

[hondaf17]

As the title says looking for a home monitoring camera.

Having puppies born in our house, and I want to be able to check in on them while away. Ideally it's something that has decent resolution, night capabilities, and can be accessible via smartphones and web browser. I want to be able to easily share a link/access so family can check in.

I have started browsing amazon am getting a little frustrated. So far have landed on a couple options:

Motorola Focus 66:
http://www.amazon.com/Motorola-FOCUS...itoring+camera

D-Link:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0092KZ9AA/...9UCC13AD&psc=1

Just thought I'd post here to see if anyone can recommend something solid. Otherwise I'll probably give the Motorola a try.

TYIA,

 

[tsiunltdus]

So more brands may be Insteon, MGI, Swann, Lorex, and many more that have the capatability that you are looking for. I would do a little research cause different brands have different distance range and night vision range.

 

[shailesh_prasat]

Hopefully you are facing problem for selecting the best one. It's quite obvious when we have plenty of options it front of us then we get confuse which one would be an appropriate one. Whenever I face this kind of problem then I usually with the latest one which has extra features and used to compare each other and try to rectify among this which one would be the best for security reasons.

 

[luv2liv]

i have this camera throughout the house $180. it was $150
http://wrightwoodsurveillance.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1_91&products_id=367

1080p crystal clear in day time. night time has IR but not as clear as daytime. 2 way communication sucks. it can record to a NAS or microSD card. remote view on phone is free

 

[cvrefugee]

I've been happy with my Dropcam Pro.