Wireless Cameras for Home/Outdoor Security, Battery Powered 1080P HD WiFi Security Cameras Wireless Outdoor with Spotlight, AI Motion Detection, Color Night Vision, SD/Cloud-2 Pack

Love this device. Well made and secure. No water leaks. Second one I have purchased, the rechargeable battery is great, lasting 3 plus years.

I have purchased three for my garage and backyard. They work perfectly and a strong connection to my wifi. Easy to install and the picture quality is amazing and in color too. I like that I can adjust the motion detection.

I have had these cameras for about a solid month th or so now and i have yet to charge it! The app is extremely responsive, always getting push notifications and it's able to identify things like people, vehicles, animals, birds, or if the same things are 'wandering'. I live in an apartment complex so it catches a lot of movement but it gives me so much peace of mind. The white light feature at night is helpful for deliveries and guests to locate the unit and the audio speaker is good to find off intruders if they don't want an alarm blaring.I absolutely love my security cameras and it was a purchase I didn't know I needed.

I was looking for an inexpensive camera system to monitor my driveway and front porch and these seemed to fit the bill. Overall, I am very pleased with my choice. I have had them for roughly 2 weeks and want to offer my initial impressions.Pros: Price / value, image quality, low light capability, wide angle field of view, SD card and cloud storage options, can be mounted in upright or hanging positions. Easy enough to set up. Settings are highly customizable.Cons: ( Lengthy explanation, but hopefully helpful. ) I have one camera pointed down on my front porch and the second on my driveway. I noticed right away that I was getting constant alerts and recordings from my driveway camera, sometimes a few minutes apart. The battery on that camera was draining quickly, needing to be charged twice in over 2 weeks. In comparison, the porch camera is still reading 89% 2 weeks later after the initial charge. I believe I discovered the problem. Because these are wide angle cameras and motion activated, it was picking up every car, pedestrian, and squirrel that entered its field of view. It also recorded my flag moving, also in view. I moved my flag, and trained the camera down on the driveway as much as possible restricting as much of the street and sidewalk as I could. Those changes drastically reduced the number of recordings and should give me similar battery performance to the other camera. Time will tell. I have yet to see how long a battery charge lasts, but 2 to 3 months seems possible. Solar panel chargers didn't work for me since I have a northern exposure, but would be a worthwhile choice if you get sunlight where the cameras are placed. Cloud storage plans are based on the number of cameras used. You get one month free trial and then an annual subscription if you decide to go that route.I think these should meet my needs just fine, but if I had them in high-traffic areas I would probably opt for a different set up. I hope this helps.

Great for indoor & outdoor video Easy set up. Easy use phone app.

I just got my third camera and so I decided to make a review because these guys are great. In fact check the photo out in my review I just snapped that with the app and that's how crystal clear my front yard looks at night. I have several cameras around the house that all have a similar HD crisp clear quality. I have less issues and less lag time and buffering with these cameras than my expensive Vivint cameras. These are also easy to install. First out of the box don't do anything but charge it up for about 3 or 4 hours. Then have the app all set up open up the app and get to the section where you want to add a device. Hold the power on the camera down for a long press and you'll hear a beep and some other things while the camera connects up to the app. Do all that on your couch or while you're laying in your bed so you don't have to be stressed out outside trying to put the camera up while you're turning it on. The screws are sharp enough if you have a little bit of muscle you can take a Phillips and the screw and just muscle it into the wood of course I'm talking about the camera attachment receptacle not the camera itself. If you have to put the camera upside down no problem because on the app you have a thing that you can do to rotate it I believe it's a button that you just click and I will rotate the camera in the right direction for you. For the small amount of money these are it's amazing how long the battery lasts. My first camera battery seems to be better than the second one I charged it up last October and it still has 30% left battery. I don't know how I can last from October until February and still have 30% remaining but it does. I guess I got lucky. My second camera I put up at the beginning of January and it's already at 50% after 1 month so although that's still very good it's not as good as my original first camera.