I was really disappointed with this product, especially as I had high hopes for it. I was unable to get it interfaced with my internet despite trying everything their advanced troubleshooting suggested other than closing down everything associated with.

The camera not only looks good but it's great! With my children arriving home from school before we do from work I feel much better knowing they're in and safe. It's also great for when no one is in the house. If ever there were a security issue we'd be able to see whats going on.

Went away with confidence in this product. It's amazing. ..

Didn't work properly. Once I connected it to my network it worked fine for a few hours but would eventually lose connection and would need to be hard reset to get it to connect again. I returned it after working through the issue with Netatmo support.

The Tomorrow Children is a massive departure for developer Q-Games, who are best known for their PixelJunk series of games as addicting and stylish romps, are here with an entirely new endeavour and it's nothing like they've done before. The whole premise behind the game is a resource gathering...

It's a nice looking piece of tech; Facial Recognition; Easy Setup

Placement issues; Sometimes would not recognize me

Netatmo is best known for its Urban Weather Station, an elegant - albeit pricey - solution for monitoring indoor and outdoor weather conditions, so we were a bit surprised when we saw the company branching out at CES this year with the introduction of its Welcome ($200), a new home monitoring and...

There's a been a glut of smart home-security cameras enter the market of late, and the Netatmo Welcome is leading the charge. Like its rivals, the Netatmo monitors your home, and records and sends you alerts when something happens.

Clever face-recognition tech; No subscription fees; IFTTT channel; Easy-to-use app; Excellent privacy controls

Can't turn off light; No cloud storage

There are lots of security cameras aimed at home users, but the Netatmo Welcome was the first that could recognise faces. There's now the Nest Cam IQ , but that costs a lot more and requires you to pay a subscription to enable most of the features.

Excellent face recognition. Love this product. A bit top heavy, and has a tendency to tip over if you look at it wrong. Otherwise, an excellent product.

A smart camera with facial recognition, the Netatmo Welcome is more useful than you'd think