Why I use wireless security cameras at home versus a wired system - after years of testing
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- The best security camera isn't the one with the highest resolution or longest feature list.
- Placement, storage, and ease of use are far more important.
- If you're shopping for a security camera, here's what you should know first.
Security cameras have come a long way, from walled-garden overpriced systems to inexpensive DIY solutions. For years, wired security cameras were considered the norm, while battery-powered wireless cameras were deemed an inconsistent alternative.
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Today, however, a good wireless camera can handle most homeowners' needs and, in many cases, be the only option. As a smart home reviewer, I have a full surveillance system in my home with 10 security cameras, yet only two are wired. For most purposes, wireless cameras are my first choice, and I'll...
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