Getting the Complete View with Guardzilla

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Getting the Complete View with Guardzilla

DIY security camera maker Guardzilla introduced a new indoor camera that gives you a complete view of your home.

  • Oct 24, 2017

Wanting to avoid blind spots in your home security system? Guardzilla is here to help.

The DIY security camera maker has introduced their newest indoor camera that allows you to receive a complete view of what is happening in your home.

The Guardzilla 360 captures a continuous panoramic live video feed thanks to its 360-degree camera. That's pretty unique as far as DIY security cams go. The Guardzilla app gives you free rein to pan around an entire room in real time to see what's going on in day or night mode.

The Guardzilla 360, which retails for $230, is an all-in-one home security system. The 360 has all of the basics you'd expect from a standalone security device with its panoramic video, a motion sensor, free clip-based video storage, a 100-decibel siren, remote arming and disarming and geofencing capabilities. 

Included in the camera is improved "full-duplex" two-way talk thanks to an integrated microphone and speaker. Basically, "full-duplex" allows both sides to talk at the same time rather than having to wait for the other person to finish speaking before you can be heard.

The camera is integrated with Amazon and Google voice control speakers as well as Nest, IFTTT and Samsung's SmartThings.

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