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Thomas
Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2025
Simple operation and works really well
tbl
Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2025
This device was placed on a small porch to alert me when my cat was at the door. It works great! It has saved me many, many steps checking to see if he is at the door, ready to come inside, especially in the winter. When my cat is inside at night I unplug the chime so it doesn't ring and wake me. I love this little device. Also, I have one spoiled rotten cat.
James W. Rydel
Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2025
Worked well at first. Lasted 5 months.
Karen S
Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2025
Edited:Changed my rating from 3 to 5. I adjusted the sensor from horizontal to vertical and that seemed to take care of the false alarms going off. Sensor is approximately 40 ft from road and it might have been picking up car movement on road. ORIGINAL POST: Very sensitive with a lot of false detections. I installed it yesterday and it seems that wind and snow will set it off. Other than that easy to install. I like how you can choose the different sounds to the alarms. And also able to adjust the volume level.
B.a.T.H. House
Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2024
I purchased a different one before I got this one because I thought this one looked like it wouldn't hold up outside but it's great! So glad I decided to try it. It's sound emitter "ringer" that you plug in inside is smaller than I thought it would be but I love that too, it's so cute! It's barely noticeable and looks nice. It has a ton of chimes so that's fun if you're into that. I have had it for +/- a week or so now and maybe twice a bird has set it off but overall I'm so happy with the "no false alarms" and functionality of this thing. We use it in our driveway in the country. It worked right out of the box too and was easy to set up. You can add other "eyes" but it would be the same ring/sound so I thought that would just be confusing. It would be perfect for a porch or similar. I do have other areas I would like to have this so I plan on purchasing more so they will have different tones. I'm sorry I don't know the range. I have the "eye" on the driveway at the street of a normal size front yard and the "ringer" is in plugged in the entryway. Oh and you can plug in the "eye" and if that's an option for you. It comes with the batteries and the USB cable. (you will need a cube). It also has little sticky strips you can use to narrow the "eye" if you need that. Hope this helps. It's worth it. The first one I got cost more and just plain didn't work and was very difficult to set up. This is worth it.
Debbie Poole
Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2024
I was hesitant to order this as I have had others that absolutely failed on what is said to work. It took me several tries in various places on order to get only the area I wanted. I stallation was simple and I love that you have a choice of different notifications to choose from. I plugged the chime in my living room area as that's where we spend the most time but the volume can be set and I can hear in other rooms. My home is a little over 1200 sq ft, and if it was even larger I know it would be heard according to volume. Makes me feel more secure knowing what someone has driven in my driveway that I wasn't expecting. Thank you
ElectrOdude
Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2024
These sensors do what they are supposed to do and do it quite well. There are about 4 sound settings so if it's far from your living room, etc. you can have it on "high" in order to hear best. They're great at letting you know that someone (Amazon truck?) is coming down your driveway.Only caveat is that if the power goes out they reset at the highest volume and you need to press the volume button three times to get it back down to "low". Also, during some times of year blowing tree branches and leaves trick it into thinking that a vehicle is passing by. I'm thinking about relocating that one sensor. [The occasional deer can set it off too - but what are ya gonna do?]
Karen
Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2023
I have an old farmhouse close to a heavily used blacktop road with a fairly long driveway. In the summer it's pretty hard to distinguish passing traffic and the sound of someone pulling into the drive. My mailbox is up in the driveway, not at the road. it's actually a circle drive. Now I can hear when the mail is delivered instead of running out several times to check the mailbox which will be really nice this winter. Also it is so handy when having a garage sale. I don't have to sit in the garage or miss a car that drove away because I was busy doing something else. I live alone and have to tend to it myself which makes for a lot of running back and forth and in my 70's that can get tiring. This has a very long range and really like that I can position it more towards the West of the drive that faces a field than down the drive that faces the road and traffic. If you get heavy thunderstorms like we do, I would recommend wrapping a clear saran wrap around the sensor to protect it from a hard rain. Even though mine is under the over hang a hard rain with still reach it and the directions say to try and keep it from a blistering heat or constant rain to prolong the life. Just because it's water proof that may not be true under certain conditions or lifespan. I was pleasantly surprised to hear all the ringtones especially the nice selection of Christmas choices. I do unplug the inside unit at night because of the deer and critters setting it off in the wee hours. I find this unit to be very practical and useful, also it says batteries for the outside sensor not included but there were batteries in my package. When those get worn down I only use rechargeables so won't have to buy any. Good Product, worth every penny and several people who have heard it chime when another car drives in have purchased this same unit on Amazon..
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