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And with its easy wireless setup and iPhone remote viewing support, I seriously doubt you’ll find a better product in the market at this price.Got the MX Keys for Mac today. Overall, the Logitech Alert™ 750e (Amazon.ca link) offers an excellent video camera with on-board storage and a complete recording / viewing system. Another cool feature is that you can set up the system to email you a snapshot when motion is detected, which essentially turns it into an alarm system. Even with complete darkness, the effect of the IR is quite dramatic. The night vision feature works really well. Brightness, contrast, and digital zoom can all be adjusted using the Logitech software.

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Though it is not widescreen and therefore not “true HD”, the camera’s recorded video resolution is 720p (960 x 720), captured at 15 frames per second. Last but surely not the least is the 750e camera’s video quality, which is absolutely stunning for a security camera, especially during remote viewing.

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However, those looking to view recorded video footage as well as to manage alert settings right from their iPhone, need to upgrade to Logitech Alert Mobile Commander and Web Commander, both of which are available together for $79.95 (annual subscription) with a free 7 days trial.

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Logitech Alert™ apps for Android and BlackBerry are also available for free. Best of all, you can view live video on your iPhone by using the Logitech Alert™ app, available as a free download in the App Store. You can select where on your computer’s hard drive you will store your recorded video footage. Up to six 750e or 750i (indoor model) cameras can be controlled at one time. Once everything is set up, you simply run the included Logitech Alert™ Commander software to view and control the camera. You can easily set it to only record when motion is detected, which actually works really well. It must be noted that the 750e camera can record video in standalone mode i.e even when your computer is turned off. Logitech includes a 2GB card with the camera, which can be replaced by a larger microSD (up to 32GB) for additional recording capacity. When you remove the camera back panel, you will notice a micro SD card slot right beside the Ethernet port. Weatherproofing is once again evident as rubber gaskets are used to hold the cables that seal together nicely. The Ethernet jack is located on the back, underneath a panel that also requires a screwdriver to get into. The bottom of the camera has a microphone and a status LED. The front of the camera features a lens with two infrared lights (IR) on each side of lens, which automatically come on in the dark and provide illumination up to 15 feet. Due to its waterproof housing, it’s a bit heavier than you’d expect. To make the adapter weather proof, connecting the Ethernet cable needs unscrewing a couple of screws, as shown in the images below.Ĭoming to the Logitech Alert™ 750e outdoor camera, it has a durable, very solid fell to it. The yellow colour-coded Ethernet cable connects the adapter to the camera, while the adapter itself needs to be plugged into a wall socket.

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It not only supplies network connectivity to the camera but also provides power over Ethernet (PoE) to it, resulting in a clean-looking install since only one cable goes into the mounted camera. The powerline adapter that connects to the camera serves double duty. The adapter itself is plugged into an AC power outlet, which then essentially turns every power outlet in your house into a wired Ethernet port. One end of the included Ethernet cable (blue colour-coded) goes into the adapter’s Ethernet port, while the other one needs to be plugged into one of the LAN ports on your router. First up is the powerline network adapter that connects to the router. Putting the whole system together is fairly straight forward. The Logitech Alert™ 750e Master System ($295 at Amazon) is the outdoor version, that comes with a weatherproof outdoor camera with night vision, a couple of HomePlug AV compatible powerline network adapters (one connects to your router and one connects to the camera), camera control software, a micro-SD card, camera mounting and cable management hardware and Ethernet cables. Logitech is currently offering two types of security systems, an indoor master system and an outdoor one. The colour accuracy and the level of detail provided by its high resolution 720p footage is simply spectacular. While I’ve had the opportunity to play with a number of surveillance cameras and consumer-grade alert systems in the past as well, I have to say the Logitech Alert™ 750e Outdoor Master System is a completely different beast.

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