Terkoneksi dengan internet di mana pun menjadi suatu hal yang cukup penting bagi sebagian orang. Walaupun kini kebanyakan orang kini sudah memiliki yang bisa terhubung dengan internet, mobile Wi-Fi masih dibutuhkan untuk berbagi koneksi dengan perangkat lainnya.Sebagai salah satu produsen perangkat jaringan, D-Link memiliki salah satu Wi-Fi dengan seri DWR-730.
Dengan bodinya yang kecil, ia bisa dibawa ke mana saja dengan mudah.Tak cuma itu, agar bisa bertahan selama dalam bepergian, ia juga dibekali dengan baterai berkapasitas 2.380 mAh. Bisakah baterainya bertahan seharian Berikut review selengkapnya. If you have been following our networking section closely, you would know that AC3200 and AC2400 are the two latest classes of wireless routers. Although these two new classes of routers profess to offer greater performance, the way they work and their philosophies are very different.
AC3200 is all about offering bandwidth to support a greater multitude of devices, whereas AC2400 is all about raw speed and the benefits that 802.11ac Wave 2 class hardware will bring. To get up to speed, we suggest reading our where we’ve detailed the evolution and jargon of this class of wireless networking. Gadgetren – D-Link sebagai salah satu merek modem dan router yang populer di Indonesia menawarkan beberapa prdouk andalan mereka yang salah satunya merupakan DIR-880L.D-Link DIR-880L ini merupakan sebuah router AC1900 yang dikatakan sangat cepat untuk memenuhi kebutuhan konten digital saat ini. Dengan pada kisaran Rp2.099.000 ketika artikel ini diturunkan membuat DIR-880L menjadi penawaran yang sangat menarik bagi yang ingin upgrade menggunakan router AC1900.Untungnya tim Gadgetren kali ini berkesempatan kembali untuk mencoba router buata D-Link, apakah DIR-880L akan membuat saya terpukau kembali seperti model tersebut? Berikut review D-Link DIR-880L menurut pengalaman saya selama mencobanya. Cerepan.com – Saat pertama kali dinyalakan, perangkat ini akan otomatis berputar kekanan dan kekiri untuk proses warming up nya.
Proses tersebut sebenarnya adalah proses kalibrasi untuk memastikan semua fungsi dapat berjalan normal. Pada saat proses kalibrasi tersebut, nyaris tiada suara yang dikeluarkan oleh motor sebagai penggerak nya. Waktu boot up yang dibutuhkan dari produk ini sekitar 15 detik hingga benar-benar dalam posisi standby. D-Link sendiri menyediakan menu terpisah untuk kalibrasi yang dapat Anda temukan di dalam web based setting produk Andalan dari D-Link ini. Jika Anda perhatikan terdapat dua buah led pada bagian muka dari produk ini. Dan pada saat pertama kali di nyalakan, slah satu led pada bagian kiri akan berkedip warna merah yang menandakan bahwa perangkat sedang dalam proses boot up. Ketika proses boot up selesai ditandai dengan led warna hijau yang konstan menyala.
Indikator lampu hijau yang konstan tersebut juga menandakan bahwa perangkat dalam keadaan standby, sedangkan jika sedang aktif mengamati maka led tersebut akan berkedip dengan warna hijau. D-Link DCS-5222L merupakan kamera cloud yang sejatinya masuk ke dalam kategori pintar. Bentuknya memang terlihat agak besar, dengan pusat kamera yang dapat berputar 360 derajat. Sudut pandang ini memungkinkan kamera dipasang dalam berbagai posisi. Namun, lensa yang terpasang tidak mengusung sudut yang sama, sehingga ketika Anda memasangnya dalam posisi terbalik, apa yang dilihat juga akan terlihat terbalik. Meskpiun demikian. D-Link DCS-5222L mepunyai daya jangkau penglihatan yang cukup baik.Masih membicarakan desain, kamera cloud ini menyediakan satu antena kecil untuk pengoperasian secara nirkabel.
Ya, D-Link DCS-5222L bisa memanfaatkan jaringan WiFi rumah ketika beroperasi atau pada pengaturan awal. Untuk antarmuka fisiknya, kamera cloud ini menyediakan satu port ethernet, konektor audio, dan adapter.
Kamera ini juga menyediakan slot Micro SD untuk perekaman. The Wi-Fi router has become a staple part of every household and just like any other home equipment, it has limits. MOBITEKNO – Biasanya, USB Wi-Fi adapter konvensional datang dengan bentuk yang mungil seperti flash disk. Sementara untuk yang masuk dalam jajaran produk kelas premium, ukurannya akan sedikit lebih besar dan bentuknya seperti persegi panjang.Berbeda dengan USB Wi-Fi adapter pada umumnya, D-Link DWA-192 AC1900 datang dengan bentuk bulat yang menyerupai bola sehingga tak tampak seperti sebuah penangkap sinyal Wi-Fi. Bahkan, bentuknya ini mengingatkan kita kepada “Poke Ball” dalam permainan Pokemon Go, yang berfungsi untuk menangkap monster-monster unik.Dengan standar 802.11ac, DWA-192 AC1900 tak cuma tampil menarik, tetapi juga mampu menjangkau sinyal Wi-Fi yang berfrekuensi 5 GHz maupun 2,4 GHz. Apalgi fitur yang menarik? Berikut review selengkapnya.
If you’re searching for an affordable option to expand your Wi-Fi network, and you don’t mind making a few compromises, then the D-Link DAP-1320 Wireless N300 Range Extender may be what you’re looking for. This small device doesn’t come with any Ethernet ports, and it doesn’t offer dual bands or 802.11ac, presently the fastest form of Wi-Fi.Still, it is well-built and designed, and it’s a quick, simple and affordable way of expanding your Wi-Fi network if you’re not anticipating too much network traffic. Basic functionsD-Link’s inconspicuous Wi-Fi Dual Band Range Extender (DAP-1520) is small and unassuming, meaning that almost no one will even notice it’s there – meanwhile it’s dutifully sending Wi-Fi throughout your home or office.The small and modest design does come with an problem, though: it doesn’t offer an Ethernet port for extending a wired connection. Also, opposed to some Wi-Fi extenders, the antennae are internal, which makes for a more stylistically pleasing device, but it does mean range is somewhat diminished. MIMO King1000Mbps is the theoretical speed that the AC5300 can deliver over the 2.4Ghz band – of course it is depending on the wireless card that you have in your device. The upside of this high connectivity is that the data stream is constant and consistent even at high transfer loads. Plus, the router supports Multiple In Multiple Out (MIMO), and the eight antenna helps (it is not just for show!).
Connectivity KingYou get not two, but three Wifi Band – 2.4GHz and two 5GHz bands for better data transfer with high-performance devices. Of course, there is also the ports at the back when you need wired connections. You get four Gigabit ethernet ports, a USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 port and a physical switch that allows the AC5300 to work as a router or a range extender.SpecsDimensions (HxWxD): 262.6 x 417.3 x 149.6 mmWeight: 3.1kgWireless connectivity: 802.11 a/g/n/ac wireless LANAntenna: Eight high performance antenna with amplifiersPorts: Four (4) 10/100/1000Mbps Gigabit Ethernet ports; 1 WAN port; 1 x USB 2.0 port; 1 x USB 3.0 portScoreValue – 8Performance – 8Features – 8Design – 7Usability – 7Total – 7.6. With WiFi a necessity in today’s home and work environment, a single router often can’t cut it to distribute WiFi effectively. Faced with WiFi connectivity issues at home? The DAP 1860 is really an easy way to improve your home network performance and range.
The D-Link DAP-1860 AC2600 Wi-Fi range extender is available now and is priced at S$189. It’s a little pricey, but it offers the latest and greatest tech to ensure that your broadband plan is utilized properly and is an ideal pairing if you have a high end router already. There are certainly benefits to using a home security company that provides round the clock monitoring and we are not suggesting that this, or any stand-alone camera is intended to replace that.
But if your needs are less strict, and your goal is to be able to keep on a remote location, an area of your home or business or the many other uses a Wi-Fi connected camera presents, the DCS2630L HD Wi-Fi camera is a solid product with the features and flexibility to allow you to do whatever you need, and maybe more. About a year and a half ago, D-Link released their 2530L camera that had a key 180 degree field of vision. This of course means you can see an entire room from just the one camera. D-Link now has a smaller version, the 2530L. It’s more of a refined version rather than something new and revolutionary, and with its promised software support and features, it should be a good contender for something like a nanny cam or watching a pool among all the other reasons you might wish to use it for. Unboxing and Overview. This router is impressive to look at, it’s impressive specs make you want it as long as you don’t mind people asking about the spider sitting next to your kettle.
The surprisingly poor results on the NBN connection really makes it hard to recommend given the Ultra price tag. If your need a router that performs well for sending files between connected devices (especially wireless) on your LAN, then this will do a great job, but there’s better alternatives at a far lower price for maximising speed on the NBN.I understand modems are going away, but I do think D-Link are limiting their potential market by not including one in this device. The prospect of having to power a modem and a router is not an inviting one. Not only does that add to the clumsy wiring on your bench, but also consumes another power point. The box it comes in is pretty big, and illustrates that this isn’t something you’ll hide with ease. The box contains a CD with related software, a quick installation guide, D-Link Cloud apps leaflet & Warranty information, as well as a phone cable, 1.5m long CAT-5 cable and both UK & US plugs. It also has some wall mounting screws, if that’s your thing.I was honestly surprised by the size of the router itself, as it’s easily twice the size of any router I’ve ever owned, at 4.5 x 25 x 22 cm.
It also has eight aerials, something I’ve never had, though I suppose you only have to attach as many as you like. Obviously, the more you attach, the wider and more stable your Wi-Fi connection will be.On the front of the unit are the usual indicator lights for power and connection status. The rear of it has a USB 2.0, USB 3.0, power and four ethernet connections. There is also a slot for the internet connection from a fibre router, and buttons for power, WPS and reset. The final thing is a switch which allows you to switch between Router and Extender mode.I would conservatively estimate that over 50% of the unit is made up of vents, which I wouldn’t outright say is a negative thing. Unfortunately, due to having internet issues unrelated to the router, I wasn’t able to test this for an extreme length of time to see what kind of heat it generated if left on for weeks at a time.Once all of the wires were hooked up, setting up the router is painless, done through your browser.
It’s all made clear in the quick start instructions, so you shouldn’t have an issue if you don’t have a DVD drive for the included CD. The D-Link Omna 180 Cam HD (DSH-C310) is the first IP camera launched here that supports Apple HomeKit, which is a framework for communicating with and controlling connected accessories in your home using the pre-installed Home app in iOS 10.The Omna exudes Apple design sensibility with its sleek aluminium cylindrical shell.
It is about the size of a soft drink can and thus can be easily placed anywhere. But it does get a tad hot after a while, so place it somewhere with good ventilation.At the bottom of the Omna is a microSD card slot to save recorded footage. At its rear is a HomeKit code needed for pairing. That’s a real pain in the arse if you ask us, and although we still review things targeted specifically at iPhone users , we’re big Android champions here at The Test Pit.
The reason why the Omna is iOS only is because D-Link are pushing the fact that it is Apple HomeKit compatible, so you can use it with other smarthome products that also work with Apple’s control app. However, even so we can’t see much of a benefit of being in the Apple club, as HomeKit is still very much in the early stages of development, and there isn’t much else you get out there to add to the app. Still, if you’re an Applite who is fully dedicated to everything they release, here’s why the Omna might be your next purchase. Best Overall: Logitech Logi CircleThere’s no perfect smart indoor security camera, but in our testing the Logi Circle came closest. In particular, we loved its incredibly simple setup process, minimalist but powerful app, and the fact that it has a built-in battery, so it can be temporarily placed anywhere in your home. On top of that, it has very good image quality in most circumstances, an extra-wide lens, and offers 24 hours of free cloud backup.The Logi Circle also did the best job of all when it came to sending intelligent alerts.
It didn’t spam us with notifications whenever a bird chirped or one of our dogs wandered by, focusing instead on people and unusual events. Live streaming started quickly and rarely lagged, and scrolling through our timeline of auto-captured clips was painless. It’s also easy to capture snapshots and download clips if you want to share them with friends, family, or law enforcement. You can even create a “Daily Brief,” condensing all of the day’s events into a sped-up montage video.There are some downsides, naturally. The app revels in minimalism but sometimes goes too far, sacrificing in-depth scheduling and motion sensitivity options you get on other models.
Our test unit also required absolute darkness to switch into night vision mode, which sometimes left it struggling with muddy color video while other cameras cruised along in crisp black and white. If you want sharp nighttime footage, make sure you turn off all the lights before you head to bed. D-Link Cameras Key SpecsFirst up we’ll check out the. This camera is extremely small and lightweight, but it certainly does a good job of protecting the interior of your home when you’re not available to do so yourself. It’s 180º wide eye lens in full HD 1080p resolution means that you can actually get the work of 2 cameras done with just this one unit. It shoots video at up to 30fps for a smooth delivery of everything its eye can see, and that eye can see quite a lot!
Other useful features include motion detection with an instant e-mail notification system, night vision with 5m infrared LED lights that allow you to see almost as clearly in the dark as in daylight, a 4x digital zoom feature for when you need to get a better look at something fishy, and local video recording of up to 128GB of video footage via a micro SD card slot. DCS-936L memiliki desain yang mungil dan fleksibel, sehingga bisa ditempatkan di berbagai sudut ruangan. Anda juga bisa memposisikan kemiringan kamera ini sesuai kebutuhan dan menempatkannya di langit-langit atau dinding karena ia telah dilengkapi dengan fitur mounting. Meski kameranya tidak bisa bergerak, DCS-936L sudah bisa mengambil gambar dengan sudut pandang yang lebar, yaitu hingga 120 derajat.Fitur yang ditawarkan tidak banyak berbeda dengan IP camera D-Link lain yang pernah kami ulas sebelumnya.
DCS-936L bisa merekam di mode malam menggunakan infra merah. Kamera ini juga bisa merekam secera otomatis jika mendeteksi gerakan dan suara. Namun, satu-satunya opsi penyimpanan hanya melalui slot MicroSD yang ada di bodinya. 4) Lastly, enter your desired password for the new camera and you are good to go!So what difference did I find between this new DCS-936L as compared to our earlier DCS-960L? For one, based on the pricing off Lazada, this new camera is $70 cheaper than DCS-960L.
But I must say that the quality of the live-streaming from both cameras were comparable when viewed on my phone but DCS-960L’s 180° view was superior to the new DCS-936L’s 120° view. Having said that, with their IR LEDs on, both cameras still performed well under dim to complete darkness.
The D-Link AC2600 has been an amazing addition to our home. With its dual core processor and dual band connections, this router is equipped to meet all your internet needs. From surfing the net to flawless gaming, this router is up to the challenge. It can even allow users 4k streaming and gaming. About the CameraThe DCS-936L is easy to set up. It mounts to any wall with just 2 screws! Next, all you have to do is download an app that allows you to control all the settings of the camera.
A few options I love are. SD card slot allows you to record live. Night Vision allows visibility even at night. Alert sent to your phone when the camera detects loud noise or movement.
Watch live from anywhere through your phone or iPad, with a clear crisp 720p HD picture quality. A movement sensor notification for a specific section of the room. Cameras are now getting better.
The DCS-936L HD wi-fi camera has great features which users will appreciate and the best part is its quick and simple set up steps.It’s also compact, sleek, extremely unobtrusive (not clunky or ugly) and very easy to position anywhere in the house.The DSC-936L camera features a wide-angle lens which covers a 120° view angle (no panning required!) and the live 720p (1280 × 720) HD video during the day or night is sharp. The camera can be rotated to suit your preferred viewing angle and the video quality is excellent while the built-in microphone captures audio rather well.I placed it just beside my fish tank to test out the audio and I could hear the faint burbling sounds of water quite clearly.
Combined with the good live video quality, it was like those fish aquarium screensavers we used to have on our desktops! However, I do find the night vision mode overly sensitive on auto mode. You will also need to get used to the clicking sound every time it switches mode.You can take great stills directly with mydlink phone app and store them on your phone or you can connect the camera to your D-Link network-attached storage (NAS) and store the stills and videos there. For me, I’m using both mydlink phone app and NAS.There is also a MicroSD slot which can house a 128GB card.
This means you can have up to 72 hours of continuous recording and much more based on where the camera is located. The camera features both motion and sound detection so you can always be assured of the responsive recording.You can also adjust the sensitivity level for both motion and sound detection when the camera is set up.
Why leave surveillance up to the State?Everyone who releases one of these Wi-fi enabled cameras always talks up the security angle, and D-Link, with the release of its new full HD 180-degree Wi-Fi camera (the model number is a catchy DCS-2530L), is no different.But, personally, I just want to set one up so I can watch my cat, and my fishtank, anytime I want.And the DCS-2530L is pretty handy for remote cat-and-fish action! It captures a full 180-degree image via an ultra-wide lens, and then uses de-warping technology to turn the fish-eye style raw footage into a clearer video stream. And being able to record in 180-degrees, clever placement can see it able to cover an entire room.The camera has a built-in SD-card slot, and recording to this can be triggered via certain events, set to a schedule, or simply record continuously. And you can watch the video stream whenever you want via the mydlink lite app on your mobile device or PC. At first glanceBasically this is a plug and play device.
It is very small and compact but do not belittle by its size, it supports Wireless AC Speeds up to 1750 Mbps(450 Mbps on the 2.5 Ghz and 1300 Mbps on the 5 Ghz).There are a few ways to setup this up as shown in the video. I preferred to use the Dlink QRS mobile app to help me with the installation as I didn’t use my home PC.Using a one touch configuration (there is only a switch one/off button by the side as the main power outlet button is concealed by the device) using a Wi-Fi Protected Setup (“WPS”) push-button (the circle button in front), the light will turn amber in search for wireless network signal. Download free brown lomolino biogeografia pdf converter free. The WPS light will turn solid green once the extender has connected successfully. I used my smartphone for the setup. I was required to connect at first to the default wi-fi name and password found in the wi-fi configuration card that come with your device (you can change the wifi name and password later at setup).
Thereafter, the D-Link QRS mobile apps will prompt you to rename the dual band wifi networks and its respective passwords. The DAP-1720 is a slightly lower-end version of the. Physically, the difference between the two is pretty obvious: The DAP-1720 has three MIMO antennas whereas the DAP-1860 has four. They are both plug-style devices.It’s easy to extend the range of your existing Wi-Fi network with the DAP-1720. I just plug it into the power socket, configure my notebook to the DAP-1720’s default Wi-fi, the detail of which are on a printed label affixed on the device itself, point my web browser to and follow the instructions.You could also choose to use the WPS button on the DAP-1720 itself, together with the WPS button on your existing Wi-Fi router, to automatically setup the connection for the existing Wi-Fi network. From beauty blogging, now venture into tech blogging, something out of my comfort zone but something still close to heart.
How many of you change to your telco data plan when you are in the dead wi-fi zones in your home? I always burst my 10GB data plan every month but no longer as I have manage solve it using the AC1750 wifi extender.
I am a tech noob but I manage to set up it effortlessly too!Update: There are 2 wi-fi signals “created” by the extender – one at 2.4Ghz and one at 5Ghz. 2.4Ghz is used when you are further away from the extender while the 5Ghz is when you are near the extender. And of course when you are near the telco’s modem/router, you use the original wi-fi signal.
The first Apple HomeKit-enabled IP camera to ship and the first device in D-Link’s new Omna family of HomeKit-enabled devices, the Omna 180 Cam HD offers end-to-end encryption and authentication between the camera and an iPhone or iPad. When activity is detected, you will receive a rich notification on your iOS device’s lock screen; and through the Apple Home app, you can see a live feed from the camera. You can even access the Omna remotely to see what’s happening at home in real time (assuming you’ve a recent iPad or Apple TV that you can use as a home hub). The first Apple HomeKit-enabled IP camera to ship and the first device in D-Link’s new Omna family of HomeKit-enabled devices, the Omna 180 Cam HD offers end-to-end encryption and authentication between the camera and an iPhone or iPad.
When activity is detected, you will receive a rich notification on your iOS device’s lock screen; and through the Apple Home app, you can see a live feed from the camera. You can even access the Omna remotely to see what’s happening at home in real time (assuming you’ve a recent iPad or Apple TV that you can use as a home hub). D-Link Cameras Key SpecsFirst up we’ll check out the.
This camera is extremely small and lightweight, but it certainly does a good job of protecting the interior of your home when you’re not available to do so yourself. It’s 180º wide eye lens in full HD 1080p resolution means that you can actually get the work of 2 cameras done with just this one unit. It shoots video at up to 30fps for a smooth delivery of everything its eye can see, and that eye can see quite a lot! Other useful features include motion detection with an instant e-mail notification system, night vision with 5m infrared LED lights that allow you to see almost as clearly in the dark as in daylight, a 4x digital zoom feature for when you need to get a better look at something fishy, and local video recording of up to 128GB of video footage via a micro SD card slot. The unfortunate part of this feature, however, is that the camera (both cameras, in fact) does not include an SD chip in the package. This seems like a significant failed opportunity as it would have been incredibly easy and rather inexpensive to simply include a micro SD card with each of these cameras. By the way, each of the features that I’ve mentioned to this point also apply to the D-Link outdoor camera.
Lets move on and take a look at a few of that camera’s key features now. Testing and UseTesting the D-Link cameras wasn’t as smooth a process as I had hoped and expected, but it was very rewarding in the end.
Downloading the mydlink Lite App was as easy as scanning a QR code, and setting up an account was equally straightforward. The trouble began when I attempted to install the first (indoor) camera. For whatever reason, I just couldn’t establish a connection with the camera’s own WI-FI network. I then tried the second (outdoor) camera, and that one worked perfectly right away. This was a bit confusing, so I jumped on the line with D-Link’s customer support team for Canada and had the indoor camera up and running within about 5 minutes. I’m still not quite sure what the problem was, but the customer support staff was certainly very helpful and it was mostly smooth sailing from that point on. Keeping An EyeAt first, the tumbler-shaped omna could be mistaken for a microphone, or even a TV DVR box.
Just by judging on its look, it would not stand out too much, making it a perfect companion to have on a table. To connect to your omna, you would need to download the OMNA app from the Appstore. However, you would first require Apple Home to be installed on your device. Once downloaded, turn on your omna, and when the light at the bottom flashes orange, it means that you are clear to connect your device. Created with only iDevices in mind, it is the first security camera to be built around Apple’s HomeKit. If you wish to pair Android devices with security cams, you would be better off picking the plethora of already available security cams in the market.To use the omna when you’re out and about, you would have to either have an Apple TV or an iPad that’s plugged into the charger, as you require your iPad to be turned on to view it from your iPhone. Despite requiring a web of connection to use it, the omna does its job well.
But we have discovered that it does drop connection and lags every now and then when viewing live on your device. But with storage via microSD cards, you can view your recorded videos whenever.And speaking of recordings, the omna can be triggered via movement, which means if there is an intruder or your pet walking by, your omna will record it and ping you a notification on your iPhone when you’re outside.Also available on the camera is two-way audio, useful for scaring family members or making your pets jump, aside from communication of course. With HomeKit, you can integrate several devices together with relative ease. You can also have the omna switched on, or trigger your smart light when it senses motion around the house.A 180-degree camera is installed on the omna, enabling you to have a wider viewing.
But when testing, we do find it a little iffy as it gives off a fish-eye lens feel, but without the rounded edges. Even so, it gives sufficient space for us to view with its 180-degree camera.It is also worth noting that the omna does get slightly hot after prolonged usage, so you should keep it away from curious cats and babies.
This year, D-Link has released a stunning home IP camera which is nothing like what I have reviewed previously. Works only with Apple HomeKit, this camera has a clean and modern look. Combining D-Link’s unique 180-degree de-warping and excellent night vision technology, this is Omna 180. Out Of The BoxCylindrical in design, Omna 180 Cam HD (DSH-C310) has a silver-grey aluminium casing that looks like the back of my space grey iPad Pro.
Besides its eye catching exterior, the 180-degree camera lens on the front stands out on this camera. Included in the box are 5V 2A micro-USB power adapter and Quick Installation Guide.The Omna 180 is designed to stand upright on any flat surface. Therefore, there aren’t any mounting holes found on this IP camera. At the base, there is a microSD card slot for local storage and reset button. It’s also compact, sleek, extremely unobtrusive (not clunky or ugly) and very easy to position anywhere in the house.The DSC-936L camera features a wide-angle lens which covers a 120° view angle (no panning required!) and the live 720p (1280 × 720) HD video during the day or night is sharp. The camera can be rotated to suit your preferred viewing angle and the video quality is excellent while the built-in microphone captures audio rather well.I placed it just beside my fish tank to test out the audio and I could hear the faint burbling sounds of water quite clearly. Combined with the good live video quality, it was like those fish aquarium screensavers we used to have on our desktops!
However, I do find the night vision mode overly sensitive on auto mode. You will also need to get used to the clicking sound every time it switches mode.You can take great stills directly with mydlink phone app and store them on your phone or you can connect the camera to your D-Link network-attached storage (NAS) and store the stills and videos there. For me, I’m using both mydlink phone app and NAS.There is also a MicroSD slot which can house a 128GB card. This means you can have up to 72 hours of continuous recording and much more based on where the camera is located. The camera features both motion and sound detection so you can always be assured of the responsive recording.You can also adjust the sensitivity level for both motion and sound detection when the camera is set up.
D-Link’s latest camera the Omna 180 Cam HD (DSH-C310) is now available at Apple.com and Singapore Apple stores. Unlike traditional IP cameras with a 120 degree field of view, D-Link’s unique 180-degree solution and de-warping technology allow users to see just about everything, from virtually anywhere. Homekit CameraThe first in D-Link’s Omna family of HomeKit enabled devices, the Omna 180 Cam HD provides an easy way for users to monitor their home for extra peace of mind. When activity is detected, users will receive a notification on their lock screen, delivered via the Apple Home app. You can then access it for a live feed from the camera.Features include:. 180-Degree Field of View.
Dynamic Video Streaming – to optimise the bandwidth. Two-Way Audio. Night vision. Motion detection.
local recording to SD card. Stylish DesignFor those concerned about aesthetics, the D-Link Omna 180 does not look like your traditional IP camera. The camera is designed to fit into the modern home.
While expensive, it is one of the few Homekit cameras. THere’s not much choice at the moment, and you do get good support from D-Link. D-Link AC1900 MU-MIMO Wi-Fi Router (DIR-878) brings dual-band Wi-Fi at an affordable price. It lacks USB connectivity, and MU-MIMO performance could be better, but it’s easy to install and offers plenty of management settings.The $119.99 D-Link AC1900 MU-MIMO Wi-Fi Router (DIR-878) is an affordably priced dual-band that offers the latest 802.11ac technologies, including beamforming and Multi-User Multiple Input, Multiple Output (MU-MIMO) data streaming. It’s easy to install and to manage, and is equipped with four LAN ports, but there are better performing routers out there for around the same price.