Motorola 1080P FOCUS86T WiFi Home Surveillance Camera with Smart Tag (1- or 2-Pack)

This compact security camera keeps a watchful eye on your home while you’re away, and sends your smartphone notifications whenever it notices any suspicious activity. In such an event, you can remotely view the camera’s live feed using the Hubble app, which also supports two-way audio so you can communicate with whomever is in your home.

Check In from Anywhere

Whether you’re down the street or across the country, you can always know what’s going on at home. WiFi connectivity lets this camera stream live video securely to a compatible app for your smartphone, so you can see what’s happening from anywhere you have cellular or WiFi reception.

Clear Video, Even at Night

Infrared technology lets this camera peer through the darkness and capture footage as clear as video recorded in daylight. The IR bulbs also don’t create any visible illumination in the room—perfect for covert surveillance or checking in on a sleeping baby.

Multifunctional Smart Tag

The included Smart tag operates in two different modes: motion detection and presence detection. You can attach the tag to a window or door, and it will alert you if anyone tries to get in. The tag can also be worn by children and pets so you can keep track of when they leave and return to your home.

Specifications

• Product number: FOCUS86T
• Sends a live feed to your smartphone via the downloadable Hubble app
• Video resolution: 1080p Full HD (1920x1080)
• Field of view: 80º wide-angle
• Memory card slot: SD (8GB card included)
• Infrared night vision
• Two-way audio
• Free 24-hour recording time loop, stored in Hubble app
• Smart Tag detects movement and presence
• Monitors home temperature
• Weight: 0.4lb.
• Product dimensions: 3.3”x2.2”x4.1”
• Condition: new
• Warranty: 1 years parts-and-labor warranty provided by Motorola.

About Motorola

In 1928, the first east-west transatlantic flight widened the horizons, making it easier than ever for people to live far from home or travel far from a jury summons. 1928 also saw the birth of the Galvin Manufacturing Organization, which would later change its name to Motorola. Its production lines bristled with wireless car radios and military transponders, all designed to connect Motorola customers near and far. In 1969, “far” took on a whole new meaning when Neil Armstrong used a Motorola transistor radio to communicate humankind’s first words from the moon’s surface.

Today, Motorola presses forward in their quest to keep people connected. Thanks to the company’s research, cell phones shrank in size until they were razor-thin, and now its Droid smartphones keep social media, email, and texting at customers’ fingertips.

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