The floodlights on the Google Nest Cam with Floodlight are quite bright. According to the manufacturer's product description, they're rated at 2,400 lumens.

To give you an idea, that's about the same as two 100-watt incandescent bulbs, which is pretty strong and can easily light up big areas like driveways, backyards, or entrances.

Aside from the floodlights, the camera also has night vision through six high-power infrared LEDs. Our research shows these LEDs can give you clear visibility up to 20 feet in total darkness, which means you can still see what's going on even when the floodlights aren't on.

It’s pretty versatile since it offers both infrared night vision for when you want to keep things low-key and full-color night vision when the floodlights are activated.

People who’ve used the Google Nest Cam with Floodlight often mention how the floodlights really light up the area well and help the camera capture detailed, colorful footage at night.

It’s a solid option if you’re looking to boost visibility and security around your place.

Yep, the Google Nest Cam with Floodlight works with Alexa. You can use your Alexa-enabled devices to control the camera with voice commands.

For instance, you can ask Alexa to show a live feed from the Nest Cam on your Echo Show or Fire TV. This makes it super easy to check what's happening outside without reaching for your phone or opening an app.

Our research shows that setting it up with Alexa isn't too hard. Just enable the Google Nest skill in the Alexa app and link your Nest account. Then you can say things like “Alexa, show me the front yard” to see the live footage.

However, some people have mentioned occasional connectivity issues between the camera and Alexa. While most folks have no trouble, a few noted that the connection can be spotty and may need reconfiguration sometimes.

Still, many find that linking their Nest Cam with Alexa makes their smart home setup more convenient.

Also, if you're using Google Assistant, the Nest Cam works great with that too. So, you can switch between voice assistants, which gives you more flexibility for managing your home security.

So, in short, the Google Nest Cam with Floodlight and Alexa play nicely together, adding a convenient touch to your smart home.

Yeah, setting up the Google Nest Cam with Floodlight isn't too tough. According to the manufacturer's product description, it has clear step-by-step instructions and all the mounting hardware included, which makes things easier.

Most people manage to get it up and running within an hour, even without calling in a pro. But, it does help to know a bit about basic electrical work since you’ll need to connect it to your existing floodlight wiring.

From our research, lots of folks found the installation pretty smooth. The camera has clear instructions and the necessary tools, making it doable even if you're not super tech-savvy. One person even mentioned that it took them about 20-30 minutes to set it up.

Also, the Google Home app is a huge help during the setup. It'll walk you through creating an account if you don't have one and help you find the best spot for the camera. Plus, the app checks your Wi-Fi signal to make sure everything will work well in its spot.

That said, if your house has old or complicated wiring, it might be a bit trickier. A few users noted that they needed an electrician because of older wiring, which did add to the initial cost but made sure everything was set up safely.

So in short, the Google Nest Cam with Floodlight is pretty easy for most people to install, especially with the help of the Google Home app. If you’re okay with basic electrical work, you should be fine.

But if you're not sure about your wiring, getting a pro might be the safer choice.