Problems with Logitech Alert 750n at TestFreaks.com

PC Magazine

27 February 2013

Conclusion: Logitech's HomePlug-based security cameras for the home are simple to setup, record all motion on the camera or your PC, and even keep an eye on things at night.
Pros: Cameras have on-board recording via included 2GB microSD cards. Night vision. Excellent motion detection and "DVR" recording. Mobile apps for remote viewing. Fully com...
Cons: Pricey.Windows PC required. Not true HD. No automatic video backup to the cloud (requires Dropbox or paid subscription service). HomePlug limits camera placement.
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Jeffs Reviews

21 December 2012

Excerpt: I have been using two security camera systems for over a year and have been more pleased with the Logitech 750i system over the First Alert system.
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MacNN

11 December 2012

Excerpt: The Good -Lots of installation equipment -Easy setup -Custom motion zones -Alert via email or text -Access from mobile, web or desktop apps -Audio recording -Onboard
Pros: -Lots of installation equipment -Easy setup -Custom motion zones -Alert via email or text -Access from mobile, web or desktop apps -Audio recording -Onboard microSD st...
Cons: -Expensive -Terminal tweaks required for OS X -No easy NAS configurations -Dropbox requires desktop client up and running -960x720 falls short of true HD -Remote manag...
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itproportal.com

7 June 2012

Conclusion: The Alert system's cameras might be a little too big for stealthy installations, and the use of HomePlug rather than Wi-Fi makes camera placement less flexible.
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