D-Link 11AC Wi-Fi Camera Now Shipping
D-Link Now Shipping First Consumer 11AC Wi-Fi Camera
New 11AC Wi-Fi Camera Offers a Faster, Smarter DIY Home Security Solution Under $120
FOUNTAIN VALLEY, Calif. April 14, 2015 D-Link today announced the HD Wi-Fi Camera (DCS-935L), the companys first consumer camera with the latest generation 802.11AC wireless technology, is now shipping. The Wi-Fi Camera offers a fresh new look with advanced home and small business monitoring features, including sound detection, motion detection, triggered alerts, and day/night viewing for a robust and affordable surveillance solution. With 802.11AC Wi-Fi connectivity, users are able to connect it to the 5GHz wireless band providing a clearer channel for better bandwidth and video streaming, in addition to the standard 2.4GHz band.
For home owners and renters looking for a DIY home security solution, our Wi-Fi Cameras are a great fit and allow users to avoid the additional cost of installations, contracts or subscriptions, said Daniel Kelley, vice president of marketing, D-Link Systems, Inc. Our newest HD Wi-Fi Camera delivers faster 11AC Wi-Fi connectivity so users can place them farther from the router with a faster connection, making it more flexible for placing cameras where surveillance is needed.
The newest addition to the D-Link Wi-Fi Camera family comes with 802.11AC wireless support to provide faster speeds and extended range for more placement options. The DCS-935L also features an expanded viewing area with a 78o horizontal field of view along with crisp HD 720p video quality for clear and detailed security footage. Sound and motion detection capabilities allow for push alerts to notify home owners whats happening even when theyre away.
More about the HD Wi-Fi Camera (DCS-935L):
- Setup via the mydlink Home mobile app with D-Link Direct Connect wireless setup
- HD 720p video with 78o horizontal field of view for capturing a wider viewing area
- Night vision up to 16-feet
- 802.11ac Wi-Fi for reliable wireless connectivity and flexible placement
- microUSB power input for flexible power options
- Push alerts on motion and sound detection
- Supports mydlink Home app for remote viewing
Availability and Pricing
The HD Wi-Fi Camera (DCS-935L) is available for $119.99 in the United States on dlinkshop.com and throughout D-Links vast network or retail and retail partners. More information is available online at us.dlink.com/dcs-935l.
More about D-Link Wi-Fi Camera Solutions
D-Link is a market leader in Wi-Fi camera solutions with more than 2 million activated IP cameras on the mydlink cloud platform. D-Link offers a diverse range of Wi-Fi cameras at competitive price levels, allowing consumers to select the best camera for their surveillance/security needs, including models offering VGA and HD quality video, indoor and outdoor monitoring solutions, pan and tilt capabilities, day and night viewing, as well as sound and motion detection to enhance security.
Leveraging D-Links expertise in home networking, D-Link Wi-Fi cameras are simple to install, easy-to-use and manage remotely, and dont take over network bandwidth. D-Link Wi-Fi cameras enable users to view what matters most at home and remotely using the mydlink web portal or free mydlink mobile app, providing a feature-rich experience on mobile devices (iOS and Android) and web browsers for anywhere, anytime access. D-Link Wi-Fi cameras also provide free monitoring with no monthly fees using the mydlink app and local recording options with microSD card on select cameras and standalone Network Video Recorders (NVRs).
About D-Link
D-Link is the global leader in connectivity for home, small business, mid- to large-sized enterprise environments, and service providers. An award-winning designer, developer, and manufacturer, D-Link implements and supports unified network solutions that integrate capabilities in switching, wireless, broadband, storage, IP Surveillance, and cloud-based network management. For more information visit us.dlink.com, or connect with D-Link on Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/dlink) and Twitter (www.twitter.com/dlink) or D-Links blog (http://blog.dlink.com).