HoneywellHome RCHS5200WF Smart Home Security Base Station

Works very well. Smooth set up and works well with door and window sensors

You’ll find you’ll want the kit with the FOB and he door magnets - order the kit for $300 and save yourself money!

Update to my review and lowered score.After using this for a month, while I like the app and like not paying a mouthy fee , viewing the video is slow and take up to a minute to view the cam. Also the base station does lose WiFi connection weekly for about 20 minutes. If you are looking for security this is not reliable.I am using it to view a secure place , just want to make sure no one is sneaking into. So it fits my needs.This was tough to install, software seemed unstable. I installed it, it worked, then 10 minutes later it stopped working . It lost WiFi connection, it would not reconnect . I deleted the WiFi and reinstalled and it’s been up for 24 hours no issues.The base station did arrive with no charge, that could have been part of the issue.For a free app it’s as full featured as my SimpliSafe safe app I pay 25 dollars a month for .This is a great system if you need to view a place over the internet, don’t need or want to pay for a monitoring service.Also if you only need a camera, you only have to buy one thing, as the base station has a built in camera.

Easy to install and works well. The state of Illinois does not allow face recognition.

I bought this unit through Indiegogo in May of last year and I've been having issues with the unit/app ever since.Firstly the Alexa integration did not work as well as my Echo, so I turned that functionality off went back Echo. I don't know if they fixed that in the meantime, but I doubt it based on the issues.Secondly, the geofencing does not work consistently. We had a trip over Thanksgiving and all users and their phones were well outside of the geofencing radius (over 700 miles away) but unit/app never armed. Honeywell Tech Support claims that 2 of the users were in - not true. One of the users is a teenager...they NEVER leave their phone (and she had it on her).Thirdly, notifications that are supposed to keep one informed of movements etc. do not work consistently. How is one supposed to know if there is an issue if the unit does not arm itself or send notifications?Fourthly, the integration with Lyric (thermostat) has not been working for over two months and repeated inquiries to Honeywell get the response that things will be fixed soon. Well, the app is the only way to control the humidifier and without this functionality one has no way to use this equipment. Mind you that humidity control is important in the winter, which we are right in the middle of now. My daughter has been getting nose bleeds due to the dry air.Furthermore, the app will also show a temperature that does not correspond to the actual temperature displayed on the thermostat. It even did that when the thermostat was off when it got knocked loose and had no connection to the base plate and no power. Honeywell offered to downgrade the $200 Lyric to a $100 thermostat which would require a separate app.Best case to look at is that the whole package is not fully ready and one has to be prepared to be a beta tester.Worst case, I paid full price for a security item that does not work and resulted in limited functionality of my (formerly) smart thermometer.