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8 avis
Avr. 2025
alaTest a collecté et analysé 8 avis de consommateurs et d'experts pour le produit ArcSoft Simplicam. La note moyenne du produit est 3.7 sur 5, tandis que les autres produits de même catégorie ont une note moyenne de 3.9 sur 5.
Après analyse des notes de consommateurs et d'experts, de l'âge du produit ainsi que d'autres facteurs, et comparé aux autres produits de même catégorie, l'ArcSoft Simplicam obtient un alaScore™ de 72/100 = Bien.
Avis d'expert par : Jenny McGrath (digitaltrends.com)
ArcSoft's simplicam is a home-security camera with some competitive features, but its stand-out facial recognition is definitely still in beta.
The simplicam’s facial recognition feature is in beta, and it’s really the only part of the camera that was a problem. At first, alerts weren’t showing up to my Digital Trends email, but they worked just fine with an Outlook address. The motion and...
Avis d'expert par (engadget.com)
More and more companies want to help you monitor your home or apartment via your iPhone or iPad, and Simplicam has a new system that is attracting some attentio...
Avis d'expert par : Michael Ansaldo (pcworld.com)
True to its name, Simplicam offers an intuitive, highly customizable home monitoring solution.
Excellent app ; Extensive customization options ; Low starting subscription fee
Unreliable facial detection ; No battery backup ; Video is stored in the cloud only
Its facial recognition needs seasoning, but Simplicam’s customizable detection features and low cloud storage fees make it one of the strongest home security cameras available.
Avis d'expert par : Megan Wollerton (cnet.com)
Do Simplicam's low monthly cloud storage fees and face-recognition feature make it a DIY security camera stand-out?
In addition to the standard motion and sound alerts, Arcsoft's $150 Simplicam has a face recognition feature. Its cloud storage fees start at just $5/month.
I scanned four faces into the system to test face recognition and it often misidentified them.
The Arcsoft Simplicam takes on popular Wi-Fi cameras like the Dropcam Pro with its multiple alert options and low cloud storage fees, but its face recognition is still very much in the beta stage.
Avis d'expert par : Nate Swanner (slashgear.com)
As go home security cameras, so goes the Dropcam . The very cool, Google-owned company put everyone on notice with their snazzy camera, meant for home security, but good for a variety of use cases. A new challenger, Simplicam, wants to unseat them from...
The conversation around Simplicam — or any home security/monitoring camera — will be how it stacks up to Dropcam. If you’re asking me to choose between the two, I confidently and emphatically choose Simplicam. Solidly built, Simplicam just flat-out...
Avis d'expert par : Megan Wollerton (cnet.com.au)
ArcSoft's $150 Simplicam struck me as "just another Wi-Fi security camera" at first. It has all the usual specs -- 720p resolution, Android and iOS mobile apps, a Web app, live streaming, email and push alerts, night vision, two-way talk, and optional...
In addition to the standard motion and sound alerts, Arcsoft's $150 Simplicam has a face recognition feature. Its cloud storage fees start at just $5/month
I scanned four faces into the system to test face recognition and it often misidentified them
The Arcsoft Simplicam takes on popular Wi-Fi cameras like the Dropcam Pro with its multiple alert options and low cloud storage fees, but its face recognition is still very much in the beta stage.
Avis d'expert par : Scott Freedlun (chipchick.com)
Are you looking for a home security camera to check up on your kids at home or even keep tabs on your pet while you're at the office? Arcsoft's Simplicam looks to be the perfect solution.
Lots of features, easy to setup and use, great video quality with nightvision ; The Bad: Face recognition is not reliable
Face recognition is not reliable
Avis d'expert par : Mike Prospero (tomsguide.com)
The ArcSoft Closeli Simplicam is a good alternative to Dropcam. At $149, it's priced similarly to the Dropcam HD, and provides equally sharp video, day or night. Its face-detection software, the one feature that sets it apart from Dropcam, worked...
Attractive design ; Easy setup ; Good-quality video
Saving video could be easier ; Can't connect to smart-home hubs
With ArcSoft's face-tracking technology, the Simplicam powered by Closeli can identify when there's an intruder, or if it's just your cat walking around.
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