Everything changes over time and we try to keep up with the demands of the times. The same applies when it comes to the security of our home. In the past, for example, we had to install cables inside walls that connected to security cameras. This cost us a lot, the truth is. Now, thanks to Wi-Fi and smartphones, we can get the same results using free, internet-connected cameras.
But which is the most popular and at the same time cheapest at this time?
Canary. Just 6 inches tall, it has a 1080p lens, a 147-degree field of view, ambient light sensors, a 90-decibel siren, and a sensor to monitor your home's temperature, humidity, and air quality. You can check any of these elements at any time via an iOS and Android app that will also send notifications.
But because receiving notifications for any movement in your home can be annoying, the camera learns about the general activity in your home and only alerts you when something seems abnormal.
In case of emergency, you are given the opportunity to call the police directly through the application, while the siren warns the offender that he has been arrested.
Unlike many other options, Canary doesn't require a monthly fee to store the clips it records.
Finally, the Canary charges via a microUSB cable, thin enough to be barely noticeable. You can also connect an Ethernet cable if your home Wi-Fi is spotty or you're simply setting up the camera near your router.
You can find it on Amazon for $136.99.
