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Qubo Smart Indoor Camera Launched in India | Price, Pre-order

Qubo Smart Indoor Camera is now available to pre-order in India online on Amazon. MRP price for Qubo Smart Indoor Camera in India is Rs 13,490. This item is due to ship on September 28, 2019. This is an AI Enabled, WiFi Home Security camera with Alexa built in. It also doubles up as a Smart Home hub which means you can access, control and remotely manage all Alexa compatible Wi-Fi devices and Qubo range of ZigBee devices

Pre-order Link here.



Features
  • Full HD Camera with Ultra Wide Angle lens
  • Live remote monitoring
  • Built in Speaker and Mic
  • Night Vision
  • Two way talk
  • AI Capabilities
  • Person detection
  • Face recognition
  • Baby Cry Alert
  • Alexa built in
  • Smart home hub
There is a 140 degree wide angle Full HD camera which you can access remotely to see what's going on in your home when you are away at work or vacation. As it comes with a built in speaker and mic, you can have a two way talk with the person / your kids at home as well via Qubo App on your phone. It features two 5W bluetooth speakers which you can connect to any bluetooth device to stream media. It also comes with Night vision mode which automatically switches on at night. With Alexa built in, you can do everything an Alexa smart device can do with the Qubo Smart Indoor Camera. 

"Qubo Smart Indoor Camera allows you to store known faces in this device and create custom alerts. You can also define & set different routines which you wish to execute once a face is recognised by the camera."






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