🚲 Ultimate Protection: Wsdcam Wireless Vibration Alarm with Remote Control - 110db Anti-Theft Alarm for Bike/Motorcycle/Vehicle Security, Door and Window Alarm Review

I'm sure it's uncommon but we bought this remote alarm hoping it would scare away the squirrels that eat all our birdseed. IT WORKS OUT! We just put it in the feeding area and when the squirrel appears we press the remote control and they run away. Birds now get bird seed instead of squirrels. Since we put it outside when the weather is bad, we pack it in a zip-top sandwich bag and everything seems fine.

This alarm does the job. I have an old car and people often check the doors to see if they are open and look for money or something. It's sensitive enough that if I put it in the driver's door pocket and turn the alarm on, the alarm goes off when I put the key in the lock. The remote also seems to have a decent range. If the alarm is in the car and I'm about 25 feet away, she can turn the alarm on or off. I am satisfied and would buy one again at any time.

If there is an alarm outside, I don't hear it inside. Only loud when you are in close proximity to the alarm clock. If you don't have double-glazed windows or thin walls, maybe this could work for you. So I read that someone said they wanted to use it to scare away unwanted birds and squirrels. The squirrels at the feeding station didn't respond to the alarm and the black birds looked around, but that was about it. So unless all creatures in my backyard are deaf, that doesn't work for this…

My car was hacked last month and I frantically bought some security devices that I thought would work. To be honest some of the more expensive items weren't even worth the money and I had to send them back. This works well enough for me. It took me a while to figure out how to adjust the settings but I tried to follow the video and once I had everything set to my liking I just stuck this little man in my driver's door and it worked really good at motion detection. I forgot to turn it off…

Okay so I left 1 star for ease of installation because I don't know when this thing will reach its peak sensitivity. I bought it because the neighbor downstairs complained about the noise from parking next to my car. I am speaking about this product on the day after I noticed a dent and scratch on my car for the first time in 3 years after parking at my apartment complex. I'm sure I know who did it. I also bought a dash cam to install this weekend. But uh. This little product right here is…

Seller and manual said it would work for cars too but I think it's better for other uses. I tried it on my machine and the effect was minimal. I don't think that's enough to deter a serious car robber. And the remote control wasn't what I thought it would be. The instructions I received said to insert the battery with what looked like a flathead screwdriver, but this remote doesn't do that and the battery was already in it. I wanted a remote that would alert me to problems with my car, but that

I've compared it to the popular round window/glass alarm and it's very similar except you can activate it remotely. To further reduce sensitivity, you can double fold the double-sided tape to absorb shock, which reduces sensitivity. Aside from the remote control and angle sensor, there is one other difference worth noting. This alarm has a two-stage activation (warning/full activation). The first level or warning level, the alarm will be activated for 3 seconds, then the siren will be turned…