Power Pet Electronic Dog Door - High Tech Pet WiFi Enabled Electronic Pet Doors - Ultrasonic Collar-Smart Phone App - Vertically Sliding Air Tight Dog Doors for Pets up to 100 lbs - Large - PX2-WIFI

A Game-Changer for Pet Owners!We absolutely love our Power Pet Electronic Dog Door with WiFi! This has been a complete game-changer for our household, especially with a dog who constantly wanted to go in and out. Now, he has the freedom to come and go as he pleases, and it's made our lives so much easier.The door itself is incredibly responsive, opening and closing smoothly whenever our dog approaches. The WiFi connectivity is a huge bonus, allowing us to manage settings and monitor activity with ease. Plus, the shipping was incredibly fast – we received our order in just four days. So far, everything is working perfectly, and we couldn't be happier with this purchase. Highly recommend!

I wish we would have bought this sooner! It's so worth it, it seems expensive but trust me it's worth it! The only issue we've had is with the collars, the batteries luckily are cheaper on Amazon, but this companies customer service is amazing!

Pros:Ability to have secure entry for a larger dog if it works appropriately.My cat loves that he doesn't have to touch the door for it to open.Cons:The door is not dependable. Decides not to open, or opens by itself at least daily. I would not trust it to let my pets in while I am away. I have frequently noted one waiting inside or out and the door not reacting.The rechargable collar is unsafe. The test button is easily pushed by the dog. (Which then results in your dog being shocked if you are using the prongs- which the collar is designed to be used with 100% of the time.) Why it is even necessary to have a test button on the actual collar is unclear.No charge indicator on collars or door itself which is another reason I would never trust it to let my dogs in and out while I am not there.Separate battery sold for door no longer holds a charge at all, after 6 months (if not plugged in unit will not work)Charging for rechargable collars is absolutely a pain in the ass if you don't use the prongs on your dog already. Get with the program. They should all be micro USB. This proprietary charger garbage is fire companies who only care about getting as much money as possible from their customers.The app for the wifi door is not for certain kinds of Internet, though that is not made clear anywhere. I only found out as an alert after I downloaded the app, made a profile to log in, and went to log in. What a complete waste!!Buttons are too easy to accidently push- example, turning off the door, accidently putting it on timer, turning off one of the sensors.Door is broken after 8 months of normal use. Door needs main circuit board replaced. After paying over $1000 for the door and collars, and then cutting a hole in my house, I expect the door to work longer than 8 months.Do not buy, do not support this company's design.I will be retrofitting a regular dog door in the hole that I've cut for this door rather than replacing parts. I only continued to use it as long as I did because I spent so much money on it.Overall, I was excited about the door until it locked my dogs out while it was hot. Luckily I was only gone a short time, but it could have been life threatening had I been at work. I was much more careful with it afterwards, and only avoided issues because I am diligent about when and how I let my dogs use it. The design is not well thought out. The things above could be resolved if the company cared about making a good product. Don't waste your money.The collar design is awful

I have had this door since 2023. We had just a flap type before. High winds would come in. We had mice come through to get to the dog food. This seemed like a good fix. Very expensive but good idea. I decided to go all in. I got the 12 volt battery for back up when the power goes out. Installed the door. For the first year it worked great. The app was a waist of time. The app only works within the house. Only opened and closed the door. All the other features did nothing. But for the most part the door did what I needed it to do.After about one year it stopped working from the transmitter on the dog collar. The app would open the door the buttons would work the door. So I ordered another transmitter at 60$ with tax. It came in. I changed the transmitter. It started working again.About 3 months latter. The door stopped closing. It would try but then just go back up. I cleaned the door and all the tracks but that didn’t help. So next I started spraying the tracks and all I could with WD-40. This fixed it again.In the mean time I am spending about 20$ a year for these little batteries in the transmitter. These batteries are way over priced. So I decided to buy in bulk to try and save a few dollars. I bought 2 five packs of batteries.After this the new transmitter stopped working. I checked the batteries with a tester. Tried changing the battery again. Started thinking the door was broke. After trying everything else out I decided to try the old transmitter again. Now the old transmitter worked but the new one didn’t. So we just started using the old transmitter again.After about 6 months now the transmitter is eating a battery every 3 days. Honestly I don’t know if it is the shelf life on the batteries or the transmitter but I just bought another transmitter at 60$. The amount of money I am spending to try keep this door working after paying 500$ for the door is ridiculous.They have finally updated the app. It now counts the number of times the door opens and closes. The app is much better now. So that is a plus. I have not tried it outside of my house yet to see if it works, but how often do I need to see what my dog door is doing.Overall the door works as advertised. I feel like It requires way too much attention. It cost way too much to keep it working. Maybe if the transmitter was rechargeable or they make an adapter so you can use normal batteries in the transmitter it would be a lot nicer. They definitely need to do something to bring down the cost. I can’t say it is worth the money.