The safe video door can run the color lights when someone comes to the door

Hue is famous for its smart lights, but recently, the company has ventured on home security through A safe assortment From cameras. Now, Parent Deside launches the first video bell, Hue Secure, with many unique features that it hopes to stand out against huge competition from Nest and Amazon’s Ring.

First of all, the Doorbell Hue Bell comes with the Fisheeee 2K camera, more accuracy than NST and some DORBell Ring products, which may provide a more detailed video clip. Hue also offers a free 24 -hour video record, allowing you to avoid paying the subscription price if you just want to keep one -day clips. In addition, the camera can work with Google Home and Samsung SmartThings, along with the Hue app. You will not be compatible with Apple Home at launch, but she will be updated to work with her later. Evidence will also add material support at some point in this fall.

Along with the Wi-Fi 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz compatibility, the safe Hue video bell comes with Zigbee radio. This allows him to pair the color lights, so that you can prepare them to operate other lights automatically (inside or outside the door, for example) when someone approaches the front door. However, if you want to complete the safe harmony by providing sound alerts when the door bell rings, you will need to buy a $ 60 smart ring that is sold separately-because the new door bell does not work with any third party at the present time.

Hue’s security video bell arrives in October in North America, Europe and the United Kingdom for $ 170 (140 pounds). Evidence will also release a new wired camera in Europe and is an update for the original security cameras. This model will cost 180 euros or 200 euros with a position, with no word so far on the availability of the United States.