tolviviov Alarm System for Home Security, DIY Wireless WiFi Door Alarm, Smart App Alerts, 15Piece Kit, No Monthly Fee, Alexa Compatible, Battery Powered

I've been pleasantly surprised by this security system. The setup was straightforward, and I had everything connected to the app in less than an hour without needing any professional installation. The instructions were easy to follow, making the whole process stress-free. The sensors respond quickly, and the instant app notifications give me peace of mind whenever a door or window is opened. The 120dB alarm is extremely loud, which is exactly what you want from a home security system. I also appreciate the built-in backup battery, so it keeps working even during a power outage. One of the biggest advantages is that there are no monthly subscription fees. You get reliable protection without paying extra every month, and the system can be expanded later if you want to add more sensors. Overall, this is an excellent value for anyone looking for an affordable, easy-to-install home security system. It's reliable, user-friendly, and offers great features for the price. I would definitely recommend it.

Door sensors do not work unless earthed when touching.

To be honest we actually have not installed our Tolviviov alarm system we plan to do so very soon. My neighbor has one and they love it,so.... They appreciate their's I'm sure that we will to. They rates it a five stars deal for 😊 sure.

I spend quite a bit of time away from home and to be fair, I live in a pretty remote area just outside of a small town where crime is almost nonexistent. Still, peace of mind is a pretty high priority for me. I didn't want to go with a subscription service because in reality, it would very likely be a waste of money every month. This Tolviviov Alarm System comes with very clear instructions and is easy to set up. The only aggravating thing is that this, and most wireless systems, function on a 2.4 Ghz. Wi-Fi network, and I'm rocking a 5.0 Ghz network. I know there's a way to get in and switch things up, but I have zero idea how to do it and really don't want to learn. Manufactures need to keep up with current tech, not force their customers to regress. In order to solve this issue I bought an inexpensive plug-and-play Wi-Fi extender that converts 5.0 to 2.4 and linked this system to the extender. After sorting out the connectivity issue, the rest of the instillation went quickly and easily. I was a little concerned because the door trim in my house isn't flush with the door and I was afraid the contact sensors wouldn't work without having to remove material from the trim, which I really didn't want to do, but to my relief, there's actually quite a bit of play allowed for the contact sensors to still function correctly. So they don't actually need to be in direct contact. With that hurdle jumped, I went on attaching the contact sensors to my doors and windows, mounted the motion sensor, and set up the base. I've got the keypad set up, but never use it. It's more for show, in my case. Between the fob, phone app, and Alexa, I really have no need for the keypad. Speaking of those other methods, all work very reliably. With the phone app, I can monitor and arm/disarm the system from anywhere. Same with asking Alexa to do it for you. The fob allows you to arm/disarm from just outside the home. When activated, the alarm sends an immediate notification to your phone, as well as notifications when the system is armed/disarmed. While I've never had an unexpected alarm, I have tested it enough to feel confident in its functionality, and should my alarm ever go off for a nefarious reason, I can do exactly what a monitoring service would do; call the police. This is an inexpensive and practical solution to a problem that probably didn't need to be addressed in my case, but I sleep a lot better knowing that my home is monitored while I'm away. Even if I'm the one doing the monitoring.

I wanted a simple home security system without paying a monthly subscription, and this has worked well so far. Setup was fairly straightforward, the sensors connected without much trouble, and I like getting alerts on my phone when something is triggered. It feels like a good option for basic home protection, especially with the number of door sensors included. I also appreciate having the keypad and remotes instead of relying only on the app. It is not a replacement for a professionally monitored system, but for the price and no monthly fee, it is a pretty good deal.