What a brilliant performance the eufyCam 3 put on in NextPit’s review! With 4K video, numerous smart features, and cloud-free use, the security solution would certainly have made it to the top of our list of the best surveillance cameras. However, various security flaws in Eufy’s security cameras became known during the test period. Is the purchase still worth it?
The Bluetti AC500 is a modular power station that boasts an output power of 5,000 watts. What is its special feature? There is a single 120-volt output that provides 50 amps, making it perfect for plugging into the household grid. NextPit reviewed the power station for you and would like to share our thoughts on the matter.
The TP-Link Tapo C210 costs only as much as a good dinner at a restaurant and provides more security in your smart home. It detects movements and people, can be rotated, panned, and tilted via your smartphone, and stores the video footage on microSD cards. In this review, I discovered on NextPit’s behalf on whether this purchase is worth it!
The Dreame L10s Ultra costs a whopping $1,299 but promises a spotless apartment in return. The vacuum robot with mopping function offers 5,300 Pa suction power and mops using two rotating wiping pads, even applying a cleaning agent for a more thorough sanitization exercise. NextPit has already reviewed the Dreame L10s Ultra for you, so read on to find out what we think about it!
The Neabot NoMo Q11 is a special kind of vacuum robot. Not only because of its extensive range of functions, but also or mainly because of its futuristic design. If I didn’t know better, I would suspect that the German designer Luigi Colani was behind it—who is known worldwide for his biomorphic shapes. The robot advertises suction, wiping and sweeping functions, as well as Alexa voice control and LiDAR navigation. Reason enough to take a closer look at the Neabot NoMo Q11.
The mopping and vacuuming robot known as the Ecovacs Deebot X1 Turbo convinces with a wide range of functions. It cleans using a suction power of 5,000 Pa and two rotating wiping pads. There is also a station with two tanks to hold clean and dirty water, which the robot regularly uses to rinse its two mops. In addition, you can also use the voice assistant to ‘summon’ the robot when some key lime pie has landed on the kitchen floor instead of in your mouth for the umpteenth time. Sounds great, doesn’t it?
Are you looking for a smart, flexible security solution that even a chimpanzee with a smartphone can operate? If you have answered in the affirmative, then the battery-powered Google Nest Cam might be perfect for you. The surveillance camera costs $179.99, and you do not need a hub or other smart home products to get started. In this review after spending a few days checking it out, we have managed to distill several obvious strengths and a few weak poits. Lights, camera, action!
No doubt the smart home makes our lives more comfortable and convenient. However, does it also make our lives more affordable and more sustainable? Yes, that’s absolutely feasible as well. NextPit gives an overview of how it can work out for you in a smart home with energy savings included.
With the backing of Amazon, Apple, Google, Ikea, Samsung, and other electronics heavyweights, Matter is well positioned to be the smart home standard. With more than 200 brands backing the new specification, and an increasing number of product categories, it can be hard to keep track of which companies support the standard. With that in mind, NextPit compiled a list of companies supporting Matter.
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The Ecovacs Deebot T9 AIVI already has the words ‘artificial intelligence’ (albeit in short form) in its name. It now wants to be a particularly smart vacuum robot that also mops your house. Find out how well it does this job and everything else you need to know about this vacuuming and mopping robot in this review.