I recently purchased the Wi-Fi Door Alarm System and I must say it is very impressive for its performance and installation. The alarm siren makes a loud sound that can be heard from anywhere in my home when there are potential intruders. I really love how it's easy to install with helpful and clear instructions and I can monitor my home with the app. Overall, I would say this product offers great value for its price and I feel much more secure in my home when I bought it.

I love it, the setting up was easy the only concern is that sometimes the alarm will go on without any activity or actions

When I read the reviews for this system I was a little apprehensive about purchasing due to "difficult installation and set-up." I have been pleasantly surprised at how easy the set-up was. In all it took me about 25 minutes to have it up and running. It works perfectly and the best part is I don't have a monthly bill. Technology has essentially replaced a call center and cut out the middle man. If the system is tripped I'm immediately notified on my phone. This is my favorite purchase that I've made in s as long time. Final advice, just follow the instruction book and you will be golden.

Works very similar to ring. The app is ok once you get used to it. Instructions are not clear so I recommend a YouTube video. The only thing that will drive me to change systems is the arm and disarm tone cannot be changed or silenced. very loud chirp especially at 0500 in the morning when everyone is still asleep. Other than that I am satisfied especially at 1/4 of the cost of ring.

This home security system by Toliviviov is much more capable then you'd have thought coming from a brand that no one has really ever heard of. Now that's not a detraction rather a compliment. I've been without a home security system for a while. I had been using Piper, a stand alone one piece home security system that you set up and is self contained. But it eventually died and the Piper company through mergers and such has seemingly gone out of business; you can't even find them listed on Amazon anymore. So I've done without until some family friends asked for my help in home security. Researching and purchasing for them was the imputes I needed to look for myself and I came to the conculusion that there are a lot of DIY systems out there running the gambit from cheap to expensive, but you're seemingly paying for the same sensors and the app each uses does largely the same thing. Surprisingly the Tolviviov is surprisingly robust and capable. It came boxed securely and quickly, the sensors were easily paired and I had the system up and running in almost no time. I've since looked into getting water/leak sensors cause you really have no excuse for inexpensive sensors to alert you to a leak or a busted hose/pipe before water damage can occur. I've quickly expanded to fourteen sensors and you can have a total of twenty as listed. The Tolviviov people were quick to respond when I asked a question.

The only negative thing I have to say is that the listing that I purchased had a motion detector and a stand alone battery powered keypad. However what I actually received contained additional door/window sensors and not the motion detector or keypad. I can only assume a substitution was made(?) but I'm not really worried about it as the motion detector is only twelve dollars plus shipping should you wish to purchase it and also I can easily use the included remote and the app to control the system, the keypad was just going to be back up. But I would've wished for both of them to be included as described.

The only pressing concern I do have is that the ring on the base unit is only partially illuminated... I had thought it was some kind of battery charge indicator as the base unit has a battery back up, but it is in four segments and one segment is fully lit and the other three are only partially lit. I'm not sure if something's going on or I'm not doing some part of the set up (reference pic)...

But the home security system from Tolviviov is available under a few different names, but you can't seem to go wrong with purchasing it. You should think about when considering it as a purchase, what are you really buying? I mean there's nothing wrong with buying a name brand system from the likes of Nest, Ring, Eufy, ADT or Simply Safe. But the door/window sensors are largely the same, there's only so many ways to make a microchip sense a magnet and put a battery on it after all. What you're really paying for is the name on the system and what you hope is a capable app. If you don't mind buying generic, so long as it has a capable app which this does, you can secure your property and save a bundle...