The DIY home surveillance market is pretty well saturated already, but that hasn't deterred security veteran ADT from tossing its hat in the ring. At CES, the company announced three new cameras designed to compete with the likes of Arlo and Nest: both indoor and outdoor models, as well as a doorbell camera.
The 1080p cameras have all the niceties you'd expect, like night vision, cloud storage, and facial recognition. The indoor and outdoor cameras can also record to micro SD cards, although the doorbell can't. They aren't yet compatible with Google Assistant — integration is coming later — but they do work with IFTTT and Alexa out of the box.
Customers will get "up to 24 hours of free video storage" per camera, or can pay $2.99 per device (or $12.99 for unlimited devices at a single location) to get 60 days of storage. The cameras don't require any additional equipment to use, but are compatible with ADT's existing LifeShield systems, as well as additional Blue-branded devices planned for release this spring.
You can preorder the cameras at ADT today; single cameras are $199.99 each. Orders are expected to ship by the end of the month.