August Home Adds Free 24 Hour Video Storage to Doorbell Cams

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Home security specialist August Home is now offering its Basic Video Recording subscription feature, including 24 hours of video storage, for free on its two Doorbell Cams. This lets users replay any missed moment from the last 24 hours within the August app.

If you need more than 24 hours of video storage then you can upgrade to the Premium Video Recording subscription in order to store videos for up to 30 days for $4.99 per month or $49.99 for a one-year plan.

Says Jason Johnson, CEO of August Home:

“We believe video recording is such an important feature for video doorbells that we are adding 24 hours of video recording, for free, with both of our Doorbell Cams.

“Now if you miss a motion notification or experience a porch pirate walking off with a package from your doorstep, you can access and review the stored video from the August app.”

The Doorbell Cam Pro includes an integrated floodlight which gives you full-color night-time video rather than the typical grainy video of an infrared camera.

In addition to the integrated floodlight, Doorbell Cam Pro includes a feature called HindSight. This constantly monitors your doorway and captures the moments before a motion alert, even if the doorbell is not pressed.

This ensures that the recording includes the entire event, rather than capturing a person walking away, for example.

Motion detection triggers alerts showing a snapshot of the activity happening at your front door – a visitor stopping by, a package being delivered safely inside your home when you aren’t home or a security alert when an intruder scopes out whether anyone might be home.

The floodlight can also be motion triggered to scare away would-be thieves.

August Doorbell Cam Pro works withNest Cams and Amazon Echo Show and Fire TV. The August Smart Lock Pro and August Smart Lock integrate with your August Doorbell Cams so you can let guests in from your phone, from anywhere, for total control over the front door.

Chris Price
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