[Amazon Prime] Furbo Dog Camera $249 (Was $359) | Sonos One Smart Speaker $249.99 (Was $295) Delivered @ Amazon AU

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These are really good if you want to keep an eye on your best friend when out and about. Works with Alexa too.

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Never Miss A Moment of Your Dog's Day
Ever wonder what your dog does all day? Furbo is a smart dog camera with a connected app that lets you see, talk, and toss treats to your dog when you're not home.

Fun TREAT TOSSING: TOSS a treat to your dogs via the free Furbo iOS/Android app. Fill it with your dogs' favourite treats & play a game of catch.
Full HD Camera & Night Vision: Live stream video to monitor your pet with a wide-angle view, day and night.
2-Way Audio & BARKING ALERT: Furbo's BARKING SENSOR is MADE FOR DOGS. It sends push notifications to your smartphone when it detects barking. Know whatﾕs going on at home and talk to calm them down via the app.
Take Photos, Record Videos & Share: Save all your dog's special moments & share the love with family and friends.

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[Amazon Prime] Sonos One Smart Speaker $249.99 (RRP $295) Delivered @ Amazon AU

Black only.
Not a bad deal for the latest model. Shame you can only buy one at this price from amazon.

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Sonos is the wireless Home Sound System that fills your entire home with great-sounding music. Use one app to stream different music to Sonos speakers in different rooms. Or send one song all through the house.

Control Sonos with your voice: start music with your voice from Spotify, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio and TuneIn. Use your voice and the Sonos app to control and manage all your music in one place: dozens of music services including Apple Music, podcasts, radio stations and much more.

Superior sound: Enjoy surprisingly rich, room-filling sound from a smart speaker.

Control any way you want: Sonos One seamlessly syncs voice, app, and touch commands, enabling you to manage music with a single word, tap of the app, or swipe of the speaker.

Complete privacy: An illuminated LED indicator light ensures you always know when your speaker’s microphone is active. Or turned off. Sonos One is designed with extra security — the hard-wire LED connection ensures no one is listening when you want privacy.

Modular: Pair two Sonos Ones together in the same room for instant stereo sound; add a Sub for deep bass. Or pair with your TV’s Playbar or Playbase for epic home theater surround sound. Cannot be stereo paired with other Sonos speakers including Play:1.

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  wizzfizz on 17/07/2018 - 06:50

  +1

  The Sonos and Wine offer is still going and easily beats this price.
  https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/385274

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    jimbobaus on 17/07/2018 - 07:52

    What about those of us who do not drink?
    $10 difference in price?

    still a decent price i think if you don't want to buy wine to save.

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      kudoz on 17/07/2018 - 08:40

      +2

      Sell the wine, gift it to a friend, donate it to an office competition, use it in cooking… there's really no reason to buy this for an EXTRA $10 and miss out on extra value…

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        jimbobaus on 17/07/2018 - 08:43

        -1

        i see you point, except for the part where i am required to purhcase alcohol, something i simply won't do :)

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        wizzfizz on 17/07/2018 - 12:18

        +1

        @jimbobaus:
        Ahem.. I may have returned said wine after obtaining proof of purchase…

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        kudoz on 17/07/2018 - 16:00

        @wizzfizz: ohhh cheeky, I thought about that but figured that most alcohol dispensers are unlikely to take returns - who did you buy from?

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        kudoz on 17/07/2018 - 16:02

        +1

        @jimbobaus: Peeps shouldn't be voting you down for the moral stance (regardless of if they agree).

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  onlinepred on 17/07/2018 - 07:47

  Furbo, great if you want others to see inside your house, and have access to all the photos you take.

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    jimbobaus on 17/07/2018 - 07:48

    Not if you follow the instructions and set it up right

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      onlinepred on 17/07/2018 - 07:49

      And don't connect it to the internet, or use their cloud storage.

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        jimbobaus on 17/07/2018 - 07:51

        -1

        I have had one of these for about a year and no one can access the camera or the storage without passwords (which i set up) and the connection between the device and the storage is encrypted. There was issues with the security on the version 1 of these units, but no such issues anymore.

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        onlinepred on 17/07/2018 - 07:53

        @jimbobaus: we used this exact model in my infosec classes. Was good fun! it's mostly the app and website, has nothing to do with the units

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        androo on 17/07/2018 - 11:29

        @OnlinePred:

        Hey there OnlinePred. I was seriously considering the purchase but your statement has put me off! Any chance you could elaborate a bit? :)

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        onlinepred on 17/07/2018 - 11:50

        @androo: I don't know if they have patched it since, but basically you could spoof an account ID . So example, setup an account with them, then login and go to your saved photos/live feed. Then just change the request that goes out by changing the ID. There was no security on it after you logged in, so we could access other students live feeds and saved photos. Once we had the Get requests, we didn't even need to setup an account, could just straight spoof the ID's.

        Either way, just consider that any camera you introduce to your home that has cloud storage, that it could be compromised. If I was going to get a security camera for my dog, I would get a system that can be hosted locally - ie setup a azure VM to host the system, or even a PC running 24/7 as an example. If you have nothing to hide - perhaps the camera is pointed at the dog house or something and doesn't capture anything else, then I don't think it's an issue. But if it shows items in your house of high value, people, bedrooms, house layout, if anyone is home - then it could all be used against you. In my opinion, it's better to be safe.

        They key issue with this is the cloud storage and apps. I have two friends who have this, and they love it, and don't care about the privacy implications. Also keep in mind the security flaws we used could be patched by now (although that doesn't make it completely secure).

        On the product side, the picture that these things have is pretty rubbish. You can make out the dog, but the photos are pretty terrible and not 1080 at all.

        On a side note, there are quite a few professionals that say these introduce negative behaviors to the dogs (if you use the voice/treat tools)

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  [Deactivated] on 17/07/2018 - 08:20

  +2

  I'm convinced, the world has gone completely mad.