Security Cameras Wireless Outdoor, 2K Battery Powered AI Motion Detection Spotlight Siren Alarm WiFi Surveillance Indoor Home Camera, Color Night Vision, 2-Way Talk, Waterproof, Cloud/SD Storage

Works perfect
Easy to set up. Quality is good. Recording is perfect. Functions as it said it would do. Value for the money.

Honest non compensated review
I ordered 2 of these cameras based off reviews. I put one on the house aimed at my driveway. And I put one out underneath my mailbox aimed at the street. House mounted camera is to capture people coming to driveway/front door area. Mailbox mounted is to capture vehicles/people passing by the front of the house on the street. We recently had porch pirates hit a house in our cul de sac, so wanted security. Without breaking the bank and had to be wireless to put a camera by the street.Used them frequently now over 1 month….Set-up/Install: EASY for non techies. Even my dad could do it. And Engrish is his 2nd language. The videos make it easy or just follow the paper instructions included. Mounted firmly to my house(wood) and the mailbox(wood) using screws included.Pros:1. Video quality is great in both daylight and night. C’mon for a $40 camera. Didn’t see a huge difference in HD vs. SD!2. The App interface is easy to use. iPhone user here. The more you play around with it, the more efficient you’ll become to it and its quirks. It does a great job of alerting you when it has detected motion and recorded. About 2-3 seconds from when I stepped into the camera range to get an alert on my phone. Lots of features you can turn on and off.3. WIRELESS. Obviously not having wires is a huge plus for keeping it incognito. And not having to run wires 20 yards from my house to the mailbox.4. Batteries last a long time!! Obviously my street cam drained faster since it is more active. It was down to 30% after a month!! My house cam is still at 56% after a month. Way longer than I expected. It is slow to charge though. When I first got them. They were at 80%. Took 2 hours to get to 100%. 10% an hour.5. Wifi range is pretty good! My street cam is about 25 yards from the house. I have a wifi extender in the middle of the house. Signal strength is “Good”. My house cam obviously is only about 10 yards from the house. Signal strength is “strong”. Signal strength plays a huge part in the delay/lag for watching LIVE and connecting to the cameras. And downloading videos. Street cam has a 2-3 second delay when I do jumping jacks in front of it while watching on my phone. For the house cam it is less than a second delay. Imagine if you have a “weak” signal, the video will be bad.6. Has a micro SD slot. I put 512mb cards in both cameras. So, essentially recorded videos are stored both on the cloud and to the card. Nice to have both options. I’ll talk about this more later.7. Free cloud storage. I’ll talk more about this later. NO SUBSCRIPTION REQUIRED! All video clips on the cloud can be downloaded to your phone with one click.8. You can watch live at anytime. And hit record or snap a photo. It saves only to your phone.9. You can press talk on the app and talk through the camera and hear the other party talk.10. You can control multiple cameras on one app.11. There’s an alarm button you press on the app to scare people. It’s not super loud to annoy the neighbors, but enough to startle perpetrators.Cons:1. The 5-7 second delay when an object goes by the camera to when it starts recording. I’ll talk more about this later. Why that is!2. Only records 20 seconds of video at a time. I’ll talk more about this later.3. Once it is done recording the 20 second clip when it detects motion, there’s a 1 minute “cool down” period before it’ll record again.4. Audio recording is not the best. It can be distorted at times.5. The motion detection range is only about 15 feet from the camera. Not bad, thought it would be larger.6. With all cameras at night, license plates are blurred out(white out) because of the reflective material they are made of. There is no fix for this. I’ve looked on YouTube and online.This cameras only records one of two ways. When you have Motion Detection On. It will record the clip to the cloud service and to the SD card(if inserted). Or when in live mode, if you hit record, it ONLY records to your phone. No option to record to the cloud or SD card.All right. If you want the CONS I listed above(except 4)to be pro’s. You will want the upgrade and pay for the subscription. $47.49 a year for one camera. $105.99 a year for 2+ cameras. Or go month to month. $4.49 a month for 1 camera. $9.99 a month for 2+ cameras. There is a 30 day free trial. Which I used to test the differences between using the camera to its full potential with the subscription. Versus basic, no subscription. In a nutshell, it works without the subscription. But, you are very limited on the features. The 5-7 second delay once it detects motion to actual recording is HUGE. I tested that delay. I ran from the street to my door, simulating a porch pirate. About 15-20 yards. With the delay, I was already running back to the street by the time it started recording. You obviously will increase the chance of missing seeing the face. Buying the subscription, there is ZERO delay. It records immediately once motion is detected. Without the subscription, it only records 20 seconds of video. Remember, after it is done recording that 20 sec clip, there is a 1 minute cooldown. Before it will record again. You will lose valuable footage of any event occurring. With the subscription, you get 3 full minutes of footage. The 1 minute cooldown still occurs. Without a subscription, the free cloud storage of your videos are held for only 3 days. With the subscription 60 days. Using the micro SD card. Here are a few tips. Only use a name brand SD card. The app does let you know how much memory is being used. Viewing clips stored on the SD card via the app is a bit quirky versus viewing the same stored clip on the cloud. It’s a little cumbersome. Once the SD card is out of memory. It will delete the oldest clip and record the new clip automatically. I like that it doesn’t stop and require you to manually delete old clips to make room. You can’t choose and delete individual clips stored on the SD card. It’s delete all or none. Clips stored on the cloud however, you can select and choose what clips to delete. Clips on the SD can’t be downloaded to your phone with a click(like clips on the cloud) You have to view the clip you want and manually click “record” while viewing the entire clip. It is very cumbersome. The best way to put it is, the camera is a tease without the subscription. Will it work fine without the subscription?! It may if you are using it to view your pet or as a nanny camera in live mode!! If you are using it for home security and hoping if something happens it’ll record the whole process…..You will be disappointed without buying the subscription. It’s most likely going to miss things occurring with the delay periods and short recording times.Update: I added a solar charger for both cameras. GAME CHANGER!! My street cam, gets A LOT of action, so the batteries drained within 2-3 weeks. Which isn’t all that bad considering. But, it’s cumbersome to detach the camera, bring it inside and charge for a day. So, I tried a $19.99 compatible solar charger for my street camera. It hasn’t dropped below 95% in the 4 weeks. Even on a cloudy days(Oregon here: rains 364 days of the year lol). I went ahead a bought one for the porch camera as well. After 2 months….NO REGERTS ; pI’m pretty confident in saying, I’m not going to ever need to pull the cameras off line to charge. I still haven’t bought the subscription. But, still happy with the cameras after 8 months now. It did help us capture the homeless guy going through our neighborhood and rummaging through the garbage and recycling bins taking cans.

At this price point, works just fine. Only problem is that is the WIFI requires 2.4 GHz instead of the 5 GHz. Not sure why it’s like this. The camera cant transmit on the 5 GHz.