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MOVA Z60 Ultra Roller Complete test: Fully automatic cleaning with AI and hot water
The MOVA Z60 Ultra Roller Complete is one of the most modern vacuum and mopping robots in its class. With 28,000 Pa suction power, a rotating mopping roller, intelligent obstacle detection and a self-cleaning base station, MOVA sets new standards in terms of convenience and efficiency. In my test, I used the Z60 Ultra Complete for several weeks in everyday use and analyzed how reliably it cleans floors, handles carpets and what advantages the automatic hot water cleaning actually brings.
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Network wireless smoke detectors across several floors: How X-Sense Link+ protects your whole house!
X-Sense wireless smoke detectors in the test: In my multi-storey old building with thick walls, it was clear that normal smoke alarms were not enough. I installed the X-Sense Link Plus system with wirelessly networked smoke detectors and CO detectors and put it through its paces. In this article, I show how smoke detectors with wireless technology perform in practice, how the setup works with and without an app and which variant is suitable for which application scenario. You’ll also find information on mandatory smoke alarms in Germany, the technology behind the devices and my detailed practical test with video.
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180° surveillance test: These 4 Reolink cameras secure your home seamlessly
Reolink 180-degree cameras in the test: I tested four current models with dual-lens technology – the Argus 4 Pro, Duo 3 PoE, Duo 3 WiFi and Duo 3V PoE. The focus was on 180° field of view, image quality, night vision, WLAN vs. PoE, motion detection and smart home functions. The article shows which Reolink surveillance camera is really convincing, what is important when buying and which solution is best suited for which environment. All cameras were installed, tested in everyday use and linked to the Reolink app. The test provides real experience – compact, practical and with a clear recommendation.
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Integrate Reolink camera into the network – WLAN & PoE step-by-step guide
Reliably integrating Reolink IP cameras into the network, setting up PoE and WLAN models and managing them with the Reolink Client and the Reolink app – that’s exactly what this article is about. Step by step, I’ll show you how I integrated a wired Reolink Elite X Pro PoE camera and a Reolink Altas WLAN battery camera into my home network. I also provide troubleshooting tips and advice on how to optimize your WLAN connection. All processes are based on practical experience and are explained in such a way that they are easy and safe to set up.
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Reolink Argus Eco Ultra review: 4K rechargeable surveillance camera without subscription
The Reolink Argus Eco Ultra is a 4K battery-powered surveillance camera that works completely wirelessly and impresses with smart motion detection and color night vision. The test shows how good the image quality really is, how reliably the motion detection works and whether the battery delivers what it promises in practice. There is also a look at the storage options with microSD card, Home Hub and Home Hub Pro as well as integration into smart home systems such as Alexa, Google Assistant and Home Assistant.
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Update Reolink firmware quickly and safely: Step-by-step guide for cameras and NVRs
Reolink firmware updates ensure that surveillance cameras, NVR and the Home Hub work reliably and securely. In this article, I will show you how to perform a manual update, why it is often necessary and how it works quickly and easily via the Reolink app or client. You will also find out how the Home Assistant helps you to keep an eye on firmware versions and inform you of updates in good time.
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