Either way, we think the C3N will be able to withstand just about any weather condition. Or maybe you deal with extreme heat in the southwest (we know… it’s a dry heat). We believe that’s weather-speak for ”this thing can handle anything.” Maybe you live in the northwest and get hit with those Arctic blasts. Mother Nature is no match for this camera! The hefty C3N is made to withstand weather, with an IP67 dust and water rating 3. You can buy them separately, and some retailers even offer 2-in-1 packages for pretty cheap, but we thought it was worth a warning. This is great, but it’s important to note that Ezviz does not include the cards with the cameras themselves.
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Pro Tip: Our Ezviz cameras both came with slots for Micro SD cards. As with so many security cameras these days, you tend to get what you pay for. What we will say, though, is that not too many other cameras can stack up to Ezviz in both price point and advanced features. Nest cameras, you’ll note, are pricier than our Ezviz, starting at $199 for the indoor Google Nest IQ.
facial recognition, literally reading our faces to learn who’s familiar and who’s not. These are, after all, relatively inexpensive cameras while Ezviz’s motion detection technology handles exceptionally well, it doesn’t perform at the level we’ve seen in Google Nest Cams, which have leapt boldly into A.I. We don’t know too many humans with four legs. If an animal passes through the view, the camera thinks it, too, is a human. Sounds cool, right? Right, but with a note of caution: While our camera does tell us when the motion detected is the human kind, it just kind of ends there.
Our Ezviz cameras boast AI person detection. It’s a lot smoother than the motion zoning experience we had when we unboxed Ring’s Stick Up Cam: You can tap on the screen to block out zones in Ring’s app, but you can’t get as precise without a grid like Ezviz has.
We have to say, we really like this grid style.
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