tolviviov Alarm System for Home Security, Door Alarm Systems, App Alerts, 15Piece Kit, No Monthly fee, WiFi Alarm, Door Window Motion Sensor, for Home Security and Kids Safety

I have the alarm set up for a week now. I read the complaints made in poor reviews prior to my purchase. I do not know why people have had problems. The installation and set up was a breeze. I bought the one with 10 magnetic sensors and a motion sensor. The 10 sensors were already linked to the control center. I deleted all of them and linked them one by one giving them an appropriate location name and installed each one after it was linked, one by one. Everything went smoothly and no problems so far. It is a lot different from the traditional wired alarm that I used to have but this one is way simpler and easy to use. I then added their 130db siren for more colume outside and it linked up easily and workd great.

The system is easy to set up and allows access and notifications through my phone with no monthly fees. Furthermore, I had a small issue with one of the key fobs and received a free replacement, no questions asked. If you're looking for an alarm system that doesn't require professional installation or ongoing subscription fees I can definitely recommend this product.

I spend quite a bit of time away from home and to be fair, I live in a pretty remote area just outside of a small town where crime is almost nonexistent. Still, peace of mind is a pretty high priority for me. I didn't want to go with a subscription service because in reality, it would very likely be a waste of money every month. This Tolviviov Alarm System comes with very clear instructions and is easy to set up. The only aggravating thing is that this, and most wireless systems, function on a 2.4 Ghz. Wi-Fi network, and I'm rocking a 5.0 Ghz network. I know there's a way to get in and switch things up, but I have zero idea how to do it and really don't want to learn. Manufactures need to keep up with current tech, not force their customers to regress. In order to solve this issue I bought an inexpensive plug-and-play Wi-Fi extender that converts 5.0 to 2.4 and linked this system to the extender. After sorting out the connectivity issue, the rest of the instillation went quickly and easily. I was a little concerned because the door trim in my house isn't flush with the door and I was afraid the contact sensors wouldn't work without having to remove material from the trim, which I really didn't want to do, but to my relief, there's actually quite a bit of play allowed for the contact sensors to still function correctly. So they don't actually need to be in direct contact. With that hurdle jumped, I went on attaching the contact sensors to my doors and windows, mounted the motion sensor, and set up the base. I've got the keypad set up, but never use it. It's more for show, in my case. Between the fob, phone app, and Alexa, I really have no need for the keypad. Speaking of those other methods, all work very reliably. With the phone app, I can monitor and arm/disarm the system from anywhere. Same with asking Alexa to do it for you. The fob allows you to arm/disarm from just outside the home. When activated, the alarm sends an immediate notification to your phone, as well as notifications when the system is armed/disarmed. While I've never had an unexpected alarm, I have tested it enough to feel confident in its functionality, and should my alarm ever go off for a nefarious reason, I can do exactly what a monitoring service would do; call the police. This is an inexpensive and practical solution to a problem that probably didn't need to be addressed in my case, but I sleep a lot better knowing that my home is monitored while I'm away. Even if I'm the one doing the monitoring.

Great product, easy installation, and great customer support. Highly recommend this simple set up for a small or medium size home.

Just a little learning curve but still very easy to set up. I haven't had a chance to use it in real time but testing system shows it is working very well.

I couldn’t get this to work properly. The sensors kept going off randomly, even when set to only activate at night. It was very annoying, especially while trying to sleep. Also, sometimes the sensors didn’t detect when the door was opened. Overall, not reliable.

Pretty good. I like that there's an app you use to monitor if any alarm goes off. The alarm itself is quite loud too.

Pros: Installation was a breeze - putting the sensors on everything was a little time consuming but I have a lot of entry ways. It comes with a sticker for your window too that says you have a home security system, I liked that! It comes with labels (enough for you to make a mistake and not worry about having enough) for each device - remotes/keypad/all sensors. The sticker actually sticks to the surface for the motion sensors. It has an app for your phone! Cons: I have absolutely no idea if the sensors on doors/windows are actually on and working. Luckily I haven’t had to use it. I wish in the app it would tell you that a sensor is active and will do what it’s supposed to do. The remote fobs are so convenient. The keypad - it said it was mountable which was a factor in my purchase, I’m sure there is a way to mount it, but the back of the keypad is flat with 4 very small holes in the back? No mounting system included, no instructions about mounting included, and not even a mounting accessory to purchase separately and so I think I’m just going to command strip it? It’s pretty light but not really what I had in mind. The app is so weird, there is a lot going on in it but I am not entirely sure what all of it means - the descriptions on everything are so vague and somehow all say the same thing? I have had the system for almost a week and I have found new things that if I think I understand how they work correctly (again horrible instructions and prompts) are great features! Also, the default volume setting is at low - they do not tell you this and I have no idea how I fixed it but I did it in the app and found it just on accident - that is how I found out.