 Hey, I'm Lauren Good with The Verge and we're looking at Nest's newest hardware product. This is a Nest outdoor Camera. It's shipping this fall. It's going to cost $199. Let's take a closer look. Maybe you're familiar with Nest's indoor camera called Nest Cam that came out last summer. This is in a lot of ways very similar, but it happens to be something that goes outdoors. It shoots 1080p HD video. It has a 130 degree wide-angle viewing lens, all glass lens. It does 24-7 video streaming and then if you pay for a Nest Aware subscription, you can also look back at historical clips of movement that might have happened. It also has a two-way microphone, which you could use like for example, if someone's going to drop a package off at your place and you're not home, you could talk to them. Or in my case, you could talk to your cat when you're at work all day. Not saying that I do that. Hi, newbie! The difference here is that this is waterproof. So you can put it outside, you can stick it on a gutter or anywhere else that will hold the magnetic mount and it will withstand all of the elements. It comes with 25 feet of cable. This first part here is 10 feet and there's another 15 feet here. Another difference between this generation Nest and last year's indoor Nest is that the app has been updated to include some new features. So you imagine if you're pointing this thing outside, there's going to be a lot of movement, whether it's people walking down the street or cars passing by. The new Nest app will have a feature that will tell you when it has identified a person. It will either say it has spotted a person in frame or it thinks it has spotted a person in frame. Nest says it actually worked with Google and Google's deep learning team to come up with the software that would recognize people in the frame. So here's one thing you might want to consider though. While the camera and the app will tell you if it's recognized a person, it still doesn't really have any kind of alarm system. So if you're looking for something that's more of a serious high-powered security system that's going to sound an alarm or call emergency services when you need it to, the Nest camera is not for you. So this is Nest's fourth hardware product. Nest started out making a smart thermostat, then they went on to Nest Protect, a smoke detector and carbon monoxide detector. They then came up with Nest Cam, which was basically an iteration on Dropcam that they acquired. And now there is Nest Outdoor Cam, and I really just love this magnet. So stay tuned for our full review once this starts shipping in the fall. And thanks for watching. This is a Nest Outdoor Camera. It's a magnetic mount, so that's why I'm just going to have a little fun with that right now. Okay, and thanks for watching.
 Hey, I'm Lauren Good with The Verge and we're looking at Nest's newest hardware product. This is a Nest
 outdoor
 Camera. It's shipping this fall. It's going to cost $199. Let's take a closer look.
 Maybe you're familiar with Nest's indoor camera called Nest Cam that came out last summer.
 This is in a lot of ways very similar, but it happens to be something that goes outdoors. It shoots 1080p HD video.
 It has a 130 degree wide-angle viewing lens, all glass lens.
 It does 24-7 video streaming and then if you pay for a Nest Aware subscription,
 you can also look back at historical clips of movement that might have happened.
 It also has a two-way microphone, which you could use like for example,
 if someone's going to drop a package off at your place and you're not home, you could talk to them.
 Or in my case, you could talk to your cat when you're at work all day. Not saying that I do that.
 Hi, newbie!
 The difference here is that this is waterproof.
 So you can put it outside,
 you can stick it on a gutter or anywhere else that will hold the magnetic mount and
 it will withstand all of the elements. It comes with 25 feet of cable.
 This first part here is 10 feet and there's another 15 feet here.
 Another difference between this generation Nest and last year's indoor Nest is that the app has been updated to include some new features.
 So you imagine if you're pointing this thing outside,
 there's going to be a lot of movement, whether it's people walking down the street or cars passing by.
 The new Nest app will have a feature that will tell you when it has identified a person.
 It will either say it has spotted a person in frame or it thinks it has spotted a person in frame.
 Nest says it actually worked with Google and Google's deep learning team to come up with the software that would recognize
 people in the frame.
 So here's one thing you might want to consider though.
 While the camera and the app will tell you if it's recognized a person, it still doesn't really have any kind of alarm system.
 So if you're looking for something that's more of a serious high-powered security system that's going to sound an alarm or call emergency services
 when you need it to, the Nest camera is not for you.
 So this is Nest's fourth hardware product. Nest started out making a smart thermostat,
 then they went on to Nest Protect, a smoke detector and carbon monoxide detector.
 They then came up with Nest Cam, which was basically an iteration on Dropcam that they acquired.
 And now there is Nest Outdoor Cam, and I really just love this magnet.
 So stay tuned for our full review once this starts shipping in the fall.
 And thanks for watching. This is a Nest Outdoor Camera.
 It's a magnetic mount, so that's why I'm just going to have a little fun with that right now.
 Okay, and thanks for watching.