Google Nest Doorbell and Google Nest Cam are reportedly having issues in cold places. Users stated that the battery of their devices do not work, which prompted Google to release a statement to answer questions.
Google Nest Cam and Doorbell Issues
On Google’s support page that was posted this week, the tech giant confirmed that at temperatures below freezing, the lithium-ion battery in the Google Nest cameras and doorbells don’t get to charge properly.
The statement from Google follows a 9to5Google report from January that pointed out the same charging problem.
The battery-equipped versions of the Google Nest Doorbell and the Nest Cam can operate at -4 degrees Fahrenheit, or -20 degrees Celsius, as long as the batteries have juice, the support page says. But for the batteries to recharge, the temperature has to be at least 32 F zero degrees…
Google Nest and Doorcam Batteries Won’t Change When Subjected to Extreme Cold
