I Spotted Something Strange at My Front Door While Flying Home From EuropeHere's the Device That Caught It

"I had just gotten settled in for my 11-hour flight from London Gatwick to Los Angeles this summer when my phone buzzed with a Nest Doorbell alert. It was 3:30 a.m. local time back at home in Los Angeles, and the camera showed someone ringing our bell. A moment later, we saw a flashlight beam sweep across our front steps. None of this seemed good. My husband and I conferred quietly with each other in panic, trying not to raise concern among our kids."

"The Nest Doorbell lets me keep an eye on my home, even when I'm halfway around the world. The video quality is sharp, with a 4:3 HD frame that shows people from head to toe as well as packages left on the ground. Infrared night vision ensures a clear view in the dark, and two-way audio makes it easy to greet a delivery driveror even deter someone from lingering."

A middle-of-the-night Nest Doorbell alert during an international flight caused immediate panic when a camera showed someone at the front door and a flashlight sweeping the steps. Upon landing, neighbor messages clarified that city workers were notifying residents about a nearby water main break, not a break-in. The device proved valuable by providing clear, head-to-toe 4:3 HD video, infrared night vision, and two-way audio for greeting or deterring visitors. The doorbell also supports prerecorded messages and package detection, enabling remote monitoring and peace of mind while traveling.

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