Power Pet WiFi Automatic Electronic Pet Door by High Tech Pet - Pet Operated Dog Door, App Control, 24/7 Scheduling, Secure, Air Tight, for Large Dogs (30-100 lbs.) Door Mount, Easy Install - PX2-WIFI

I've had this door for a year now, it works flawlessly, my dog learned to use it very quickly, very happy with it and would definitely recommend it. We don't want our cat outside so it does not have a collar, and has twice sneaked out with the dog over the one year. We have the range and open time settings short to minimize her ability to sneak out but has happened. But this is way better than her going out the old style doggie door whenever she liked- she figured out how to push the flaps open on that one after many years of not trying.

So far it works great! I dont really use the app that much so I can't really comment on that. I have 6 dogs so I don't care to get notifications for every single time they use it. The only issue I have been running into is that I would prefer if I could shorten the time it opens. I have an outside dog that keeps tagging along with the other dogs when they come in. And my other dogs like to stand in front of it and keep in open which is annoying. My biggest crique is the installation instructions are TERRIBLE. I was able to figure it out and used Google for help. But overall it works good and I'm satisfied with the purchase. Expensive but I think it's worth it so far. Just PLEASE change the instructions! After doing a LOT of research I was nervous to get an automatic one cause it seemed like all of them had very mixed reviews. I am very pleased with my choice so far.

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

If I could give this pet door 10 stars, I would. It has honestly been a game changer for us and our two dogs. We bought it a little over a year ago, and it has worked flawlessly ever since. It took our dogs about a week to get comfortable with it, but once they did, it became completely routine. Now we never even have to think about letting them outside. It’s just part of our day and makes life so much easier. Both of our dogs are rescues, and one of them came to us with a lot of emotional trauma. She’s scared of just about everything, so in the beginning I really wasn’t sure she would ever get used to the door. But with a little time and patience, she did—and now she uses it without any issues. We’ve been extremely happy with this purchase.

While the unit itself is awesome, the collar remotes are cheaply made. For the cost of the unit I expected something of higher quality. I had problems with 2 of the 3 collars I purchased. Fortunately, High Tech replaced them at no charge. I do feel they need to redesign them though.

I've had this door for a little over a month now. It is installed in a door in my home, not the wall. The good: - took my dog no time at all to figure out how to use it - i like that the collar opens the door instead of my dog having to physically nudge the door open The bad: - out of the box, it wouldn't connect to the app. after 2 outreaches to their support, they shared that the app wasn't working. they promptly had their developer push an update and that fixed that issue. - consistently since installation, the door experiences errors and will not close fully on it's own. it will serially attempt, get about halfway and then go back up. i then have to turn it off, manually pull it down and then turn the door back on. Loosening the screws helped once, but has done nothing since - the door is finicky. if the collar is a bit askew, the sensor turned down slightly, the screws too tight, all of it leads to the door not functioning properly. In about a month of the door being installed, i'd say it's worked properly for maybe 5 days. Overall: This is an expensive product with a hefty installation cost (time, energy, money). It should work better than this on a consistent basis. If there is a product that automatically opens the door for the dog and works better, buy that. And let me know as I'd love to have it too.

Didn't realize that when I ordered the wifi app capability version, that it is the same unit for the door as for the wall. I chose to put it in my wall and was more difficult than probably the door. I ordered the wall tunnel but ended up returning it because it was too big. Overall, we had to customize our wall to make it fit right. This was a longer project than expected. I would go the door route if your door is in good condition and doesn't need to be replaced before applying the unit. We bought the large size unit and both dogs are able to use it just fine. We have a boxer and a miniature dachshund. I positioned the unit right above the baseboards and the mini weinee gets in and out just fine. Secured and serves its purpose. The dogs use it through out the day and night time. One less thing to worry about. The app can control the door activity and shows what times the dogs enter and exit.

I just got it installed and adjusted for the dog. Before I forget, I wanted to comment on why you should (or shouldn’t) buy this device and also its installation. I bought this door because we have an expensive Maine Coon cat in the house, and this was the only device that offered hope of letting the dog out while keeping the cat in. It may not work, but that was my motivation for buying something this expensive. Hopefully, the cat won’t tailgate the dog. We’ll see. If buying the latest and greatest is your motivation, I’d think hard about that. There’s a lot that can go wrong or wear out with this device. In any case, consider whether something simpler and less expensive would actually meet your needs. The installation wasn’t easy by any means, simply because I was replacing an existing door, and the sizes were different. This meant ripping out the old door and adding wood strips to screw into. The door comes with plastic drywall anchors, which I hate and immediately threw in the trash. Instead, get some Stud Solver 50 lbs. Drywall and Stud Anchors, but be careful not to overtighten, as described in the manual. I also bought the metal tunnel, which was quite nice, and I’d recommend it. It made the installation easier and gives everything a finished look. It would have been better if it allowed the bottom four screws to go into the tunnel instead of the drywall, which crumbled. I ended up adding wood shims to screw into. I bought the Wi-Fi model so I could monitor what the dog is doing, which might allow me to set up schedules to reduce the chance of the cat getting out. And, yes, I thought it was cool. Yeah, I know, contradictory. Connecting to the Wi-Fi is fairly straightforward, though a bit odd. (You have to reset the door, which involves pushing buttons and power cycling it.) I have a Wi-Fi extender, but the door wouldn’t connect to it. It connects to my router just fine. I’m not sure what that’s about.