Guide

Here’s our guide to the best security equipment for your home or business on a budget of £100 or less, covering: Wifi Security cameras Smart Doorbells Locks & safes 1) Wifi security cameras - from £69 Wifi security cameras are the cheapest and easiest way to keep an eye on your property.  Most wifi security cameras are plug-in-and-play and connect directly to an app, meaning that you can get your security camera set up and running in a matter of minutes - and can easily view your property remotely using your mobile phone. We’d recommend the PencilCam, which is a...

Dash cams are getting ever more sophisticated.  Here’s a quick guide to the x5 things to consider when buying a dash cam, and also a special offer on the DashVu 2 (on special offer for £89 - available now) . . . Video Quality & recording time Today, most dash cam’s video quality is pretty good.  Most standard dash cams work in HD along the lines of 1080p.  In most cases, 1080p as a base is good enough quality, as long as the quality of the camera is good. There’s always a trade off when it comes to image quality...

Burglars targeting houses to steal car keys (and the cars parked outside) is on the increase.  Here’s our quick guide to 4 different ways to key your car keys safe . . . Small house safe Buying a small house safe, and installing it under the stairs or at the bottom of your coat cupboard is a simple way to protect your car keys.  Simply throw your car keys in the safe every time you come home, rather than leaving them on top of the hall table. Buy a small safe from us here - for only £45.99 >> Key cabinet Installing...

Over the last few years there’s been a rapid increase in innovation and drop in price around security camera options, meaning that it’s as cheap as ever to keep an eye on your property - whether it’s your home or business.  Here’s our guide to the 3 different options available: Wifi Security Camera Smart Doorbell CCTV system Wifi Security Camera Wifi security cameras are the cheapest and easiest way to keep an eye on your property.  Most wifi security cameras are plug-in-and-play and connect directly to an app, meaning that you can get your security camera set up and running...