Revolutionary range, 270-degree detection, and superior security to help you sleep better at night, the Kuna Maximus Camera Floodlight is a practical and protective addition to your porch.
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This video doorbell will dramatically change the video doorbell industry and set a new level of expectation from consumers in the market.
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Answer is an immediate upgrade to any other smart doorbell on the market right now.
Selling for less than $170 at Amazon and Home Depot, the Momentum Aria is a bit cheaper than more established competitors like the Maximus Camera Floodlight (our current top pick in this category) and the Ring Floodlight Cam, but that doesn’t make it a strong value.
This brand new entrant from CES 2019 is the first video doorbell to have two cameras. As a result, DualCam offers a wide field of view that cannot easily be covered. The device also integrates with Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa
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Smart security lights provide significant convenience, as they replace existing light fixtures and can be easily installed in less than 15 minutes.
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What sets the Maximus DualCam Video Doorbell apart from the rest is that one of the cameras faces forward—per usual—while the second one is angled down to give you a more complete look at who’s waiting at the door, whether it be a package or a person.
One of the primary reasons we installed a video doorbell was so we could see when and if we get packages delivered. Finally, someone has created a video doorbell with two cameras – one pointing at eye level to see people coming, and another pointing down to see packages. Maximus claims higher resolution and faster time to view live visitors. The app shows the two video streams simultaneously so you can see both angles.
Freshly unveiled at CES 2019, the Maximus Video Doorbell brings something new to the party by throwing two cameras into the mix – one to look your doorstepper in the face, and one to look at the packages being left down at foot level, just in case they get pinched.