Ted Cousens on Aug 12, 2019
I know it's new and has a few bugs to work out but the concept is fabulous and i have been so happy with my other Ooma products that I had no doubts as to which security camera to buy, since some packages have been disappearing, I decided to do something about it. the customer service has been great and they have assisted me greatly in getting the camera dialed in. Keep up the good work!
Easy to Install, easy to work with and it works
David Browne on Jul 03, 2019
Installed this system - 3 door sensor, motion sensor, 2 water sensors, and 1 garage door sensor. All easily paired up with Telo I bought specially, as my other Telo goes to Florida with me for 6 months.Bought to replace old style security system that relies on a central monitoring system to call me if something goes wrong. Often takes then a hour just to find my and my phone number. And often they cannot say anything except an alarm was triggered. Ran the Ooma system in parallel for three months now and now I know what is going on - just looking at the continuous log record helps so much.I feel the system would be complete with a temperature sensor (nice to know house temp in the winter, when away) and a smoke detector. Then the Ooma system would be complete as I have several cameras covering all access points.
Great Security Motion Sensors
Jeffrey D on Mar 14, 2019
Installation of the Ooma Motion Sensor was quite easy. I set it up on a ledge facing a central location in our home where one must cross to access any part of our home. When I put it in “away” mode we feel a sense of security as both my wife (via a text) and I (via a notification) will know if someone is in our home!
I love being able to see when and whom is at my front door when I’m not there.
Love the whole security system
I have purchased several Ooma's Home Security Sensors. including their door/window sensors, motion detector, and water sensor. They are very easy to install using the Ooma Security app. They are all wireless and the app will let you know if a sensor is open/closed and even if the battery needs replacing. I love the fact that it will send you an alert without having a third party monitoring company!
It watches my doors and halls while I am away and reports directly to me if there is anything amiss.
Having a water sensor is great! Especially when your water heater is old!
Why I love my Ooma security sensors? Because you can't even tell they are there. No obtrusive sensors. No blocking your blinds or window decor. And no sacrificing security. Window and door sensors are small enough to be placed out of sight but provide with the full functioning sensor capability right to the convenience of your phone. Love it
I ordered three doors sensors, and a motion and water sensor. The sensors themselves were easy to pair with my system, and even easier to install in place. The instructions in the box were clear. My Ooma base station 'speaks' to me when a door is open - it chimes, and the then states 'door open', which wa s a pleasant surprise. No where online could I find if there was an audio cue about an open door. There is, and the volume of the audio cue can be adjusted manually from the base station itself. Now I’m considering the butterfleye video or the new indoor / outdoor security camera
David Burns on Jan 10, 2019
I have a split-level home with motion detectors on all levels covering essentially 100% of the space except the bedrooms. There are door detectors on all exterior doors and on the garage door. I have a water detector to monitor the water heater. Finally, I have the siren located in a difficult place to access which also allows the 105-decibels to fully cover the two main areas with exterior access. I've been using Ooma Home Security for a little over a year. I've easily replaced the detectors from a previous monitored system. I'm eager to get the smoke/CO detector to replace my existing fire/smoke detector still on the old system. Aside from when I triggered a detector myself (oops), I've only had one alarm (while I was on vacation in Mexico) - it turned out to be something that fell off an ottoman and triggered motion.