Stefan Mileschin

Review

Sound the alarm!

This equipment claims to provide security monitoring and remote control to detect when a burglar attempts to fill his or her bag with your swag.

The components include a base station, motion sensors, entry sensors and a teeny weeny remote control. The app that is used to control the kit is available from the Apple App Store or the Google Play Store. You need to have a 2.4GHz wi-fi network and also enable Bluetooth on your smartphone. The kit is compatible with both Amazon's Alexa and Google's Home Assistant – so you can speak and hopefully it will listen.

The base station supports up to 32 sensors and six remote controls – it is powered by connection to the mains by using a USB Type C cable – supplied along with a mains plug. In case your electricity disappears into nowhere, there is also a backup battery giving you a 12 hour power supply. The kit reviewed here comes with four entry sensors and two motion sensors. It also comes with a sticky label that warns would be burglars that your home is protected. Personally, I wouldn't use this label because it might give blaggers the idea that there's something valuable in your house.

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