Can people standing at the door see your eye when you are looking through the peek hole?
73922
No- You can barely see a change between light and dark if someone is looking right in the outside hole but not an eye.
261451
No, the eyes do not open. They are one of the nicer ones though, that don't have a freaky look.
861202
It's one way as far as not being able to see through it into the house. But when it's dark outside and the light is on indoor, you can see the hinge in light produced by the shadow of whoever is looking through the peephole. It is only a slight variation, but enough to know someone is looking through. This doesn't happen in the day.
124400
Your doorbell is independant from this device. When you hear someone at your door, only you can turn on the monitor while safe inside your door. There is a button on your device for that.
2136285
It depends on the angle. If they're behind you- even from a couple of feet, they can see the screen
1260546
You can always see what the camera sees anytime by using the phone to view through the camera. You don't have to wait until someone pushes the button. You can also open the intercom an talk to the person at the door while viewing them. They do not have to push to button for you to do this.
1041359
Yes you can see through it and it focus by moving it in and out. I would say it is a functioning novelty.
146644
Stand at the door, on the inside; stare straight ahead and make a pencil mark at your eye level. You're going to want the display within about 6" vertical of your eye level. Now, measure the step down from interior floor to porch height. If you measure the pencil mark height off the floor and add the step height, you will get the center line of your vision on a visitor. You'd like to see the center of the face, which is about 3" less than the height of the person. You have to figure what average height of visitors you expect, but something like 5'-10" might be typical (smaller, maybe not a threat?), which means their face is 5'-7". Compare that to your measure of your eye-line from the porch height. Move the peep hole position to try to center on the visitor face, but realize that the further you move the screen/hole location from the center of your vision, the more difficult it is to see the screen well.
397393
It's not eye holes. It's a large mesh area. From head to chin, I guess. "Grassy" stuff goes over mesh. They can see fine.
1252549
It doesn't fit under most doors but I guess it can technically be used for spying purposes with enough effort. There is never a time with good resolution, but you can recognize a human shape in any room.
1925163
No...in deference to the previous posters. The box does not have the convenient eyeholes so that you can loop a simple combination lock thru them and be done. It is, however configured for a locking bar of some type. The eyeholes run thru the individual latches to accomodate this.
2085736
size wise, yes. it is partially see-thru so any movement inside of the blind might be seen. it would obscure objects from external recognition, letting you see out. it is like loose woven burlap
730043
Yes, to an extent. If you're in a very brightly lit room people will be able to see in a little but not as clearly as if it wasn't their at all.
2279357
Yes you can... but you have to bend over and look or stand a good distance away from the vanity to see it. I never really noticed it until I saw your question and went and looked.
927290
Absolutely, first thing I did was try it on myself and my brother-in-law. It's very disorienting if you're on the receiving end! If you're behind the light, you can still see well enough to be effective.
13502
No it does not. Someone looking from above will be able to view what is on screen. It only works if viewing from the side.
1422565
The only way I am aware of is to look at the app. I do not see anyway to program it to alert you the door is open.