The system is also bandwidth conserving as Cocoon only pushes videos to the cloud when there is an alert. Everything is well encrypted with 256-bit AES. With the unique Subsound system, it’s already clear that you get great sound too.Īll the recorded videos are stored in a free 7-day cloud setup which isn’t something you should worry about. With it, you get a clear picture of what’s going on in your home – at day and at night. Video and Sound QualityĬocoon records 720p HD video in H.264. That’s something that can save a lot of time and annoyances as you won’t be bombarded by false events all day long. Not from any sound made by my appliances and not by my cat either. But after having it running a while, there were no more wrong alerts. Such events triggered a few false events for me in the beginning. For example, when TV shows or movies start, the intro is louder than normal. It takes about a week for the camera to learn, and during that time you’ll still get some wrong alerts. The unique feature of the Cocoon is the Subsound system which learns from your behaviour and what sounds are normal in your home. Connect it to a power outlet, install the mobile app, and that’s basically it.

It truly is as easy to set up and use as it’s possible to be. I’ve reviewed various surveillance systems in the past, but none of them were as quick and easy to set up as the Cocoon. At the time of this review, you can grab the Cocoon HD All-In-One camera for £149 on Amazon.

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