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Does what it says it does, easy to set up, no recurring charges for monitoring, did I say easy to set up?

I like the fact that Notion pairs up with our home owner's insurance company. It's already come in handy to let us know how cold different areas of our new home can get. It even helped us locate a smoke detector that needed replacing. We have so many it's hard to pinpoint by ear which one made the chirp noise, but Notion knew which one it was!

I own a couple of 4 plexes that I provide fiber internet to, so of course I have a lot of NEST products in both buildings for my residents... I also have the NOTION SENSORS in both buildings and they have saved me big-time with a couple of sewer back-ups!! Without the notice in from Notion it would have been a disaster! I went through it once, with Notion I am planning on never going through that again!

Very cool product. Simple yet sophisticated for very reasonable cost.

I have had Notion on my windows and doors for over a year. I use them in conjunction with my cameras. If I see an alarm at at off time of the day. I verify my hone security on my cameras. When I am away I know when the person watching my home enters and exits.

I only have good things to say about Notion. I love their products. They are very committed to a great customer experience, and I found their product support very helpful.

It was a bit challenging getting this device properly connected to my wifi but once connected it has functioned perfectly.

I'd rate with 5 stars but I have a couple of issues. One is my major issue and that's on the geofencing for the product. I know you are working it because I've been in contact with your support team to include Julian. The other is with having two systems, one for my home and the other for my moms place 250 miles away. The only way I figured out to segregate the two bridges with the app is to name each sensor where they are at. Maybe that's the way its suppose to work but it doesn't make much sense when you open the app and it shows Crutchfield's home and a bunch of sensor names. Just my thought.