ieGeek2K 360° Wireless Security Camera Outdoor with Color Night Vision, Rechargeable Battery CCTV Camera Systems, Home PTZ Wifi Camera, Motion Detection, Siren Floodlight,Voice Intercom,Remote Access

Siding installers trashed one of my Google cameras and I was tempted to replace it with another of the same make / model. But this little guy caught my eye with its pan and tilt capabilities, solar panel, and very low price for all that. Indeed, the price seemed too good to be true so I almost passed it by. After reading the reviews, however, I swallowed hard and made the leap. And I am truly glad I did. This camera may be inexpensive but it is far from cheap.Physical installation is so simple as to require no discussion except to say that four thumb screws make it so easy to mount and dismount from the mounting bracket that the wrong folks might be tempted. Beyond that, the only real question mark was where - not how - to install the solar panel.I wanted to minimize the solar panel so as to not attract unwanted attention. The manual cautioned, however, that good results required that certain parameters be observed. As a result, I was stymied for a bit. I finally concluded that I really did not care. After all, I could easily recharge the battery via the USB interface any time it became necessary. I could even make that charging interface permanent if I so desired. So, in the end, I tucked the panel flat into a cranny between a pair of fencing boards near the house. I still need to stow the cable but we will wait until ongoing exterior repairs are complete to do that. Even as it sits, however, the panel gets full sun about 60 percent of the day and, so far, the battery indicator has never indicated anything other than full.As for the pan and tilt that caught my eye in the first place, these work quite well and exactly as you would expect - with one possible exception: there is a slight delay between issuing a command and the camera's movement. I have seen this slight delay with other wirelessly networked devices but for reasons I cannot explain I found this to be disconcerting in this camera initially. The best, but inadequate, analogy I can offer is that it feels more like driving a boat than driving a car. I soon became accustomed to the slight delay, however, and now barely notice it.And, yes, there were other parts of the interface that seemed a bit clumsy at first. I guess I just had to make the transition from my Google camera interface, however, because after less than a week I was quite comfortable with it. And that includes the history interface that stymied me at first.History is something we have found to be quite useful with our Google cameras. Coupled with Nest Aware cloud storage, our Google cameras have afforded nearly unlimited video history. We have used it to good advantage on multiple occasions, the two most notable being a car theft and a car rear-ending a motorcycle in front of our house. The Nest Aware service also does a great job of analyzing movement and categorizing it as animal, person, etc. I have not yet tried the similar cloud services offered by ieGeek so I cannot comment on that. I do very much like, however, the ability to store up to 128 megabytes of history on the optional memory card. I am wondering, however, as to how well six-second, motion-activated recordings will fare in situations such as I mentioned above. I remain hopeful that there are options, cloud or otherwise, of which I am not yet aware.Finally, email support has been extremely responsive, extremely courteous and extremely helpful. And I do not use the word "extremely" carelessly. If you are like me, you will have to see it to believe it so I will leave it at that.In closing, even the happiest customer always wants "just one more thing." And what do you always want to do after you pan / tilt a camera and finally have the nearly perfect view? Optical zoom! The digital zoom on my ieGeek 5MP camera beats my lower-resolution Google cameras hands-down. Nevertheless, an optical zoom would still be a treat! And why not? If an inexpensive camera can offer an expensive feature like pan and tilt, why not optical zoom? Just kidding. Maybe.

Telecamera fantastica, con batteria che dura 2/3mesi.App bella e intuitiva, si vede bene sia di giorno che di seraNe avevo acquistate 2 e ne prenderò altre 2 per coprire altre zone.

In May 2024 I purchased three ieGeek cameras to cover the most vulnerable areas of my property. The cameras arrived quickly, appeared to be of a good build quality and were easy to set up using the ieGeek App. The cameras worked well even in fairly low light conditions. Two have inbuilt lights and so work in darkness. The inbuilt rechargeable batteries gave around two weeks of use, including on the rotating camera. I subsequently added a solar panel to each camera so that I no longer had to take the cameras down to charge them. This has worked very well. The ieGeek solar panel seems very efficient despite it's small size (approx. 24cm x15cm). All went well for four months when the video doorbell started to misbehave and wouldn't hold a charge. I contacted ieGeek Support who were incredibly helpful. An exchange of emails to try to find a solution unfortunately failed so a replacement video doorbell was dispatched. This arrived very quickly and has now been installed and is functioning well. Happy customer!

Dopo tre mesi dall'acquisto della telecamera è stata installata in giardino e si presenta solida e bella alla vista, grazie al pannello solare è sempre carica ed efficiente. Ottima la visione giornaliera e quella notturna. Si deve scaricare l' App. CloudEdge che è molto funzionale e intuitiva per poter gestire tutte le funzioni della telecamera. Le notifiche del sensore di movimento arrivano immediatamente,illumina la zona e se si vuole emette anche un segnale acustico. L'assistenza è sempre presente sia per attivare la garanzia che per aiutare in caso di problemi; sono veramente gentili e cortesi. La consiglierei senza alcun dubbio.

Tried to buy this in Canada but it was not available on Amazon Canada yet. I have several outdoor cameras which all suffer from grainy picture quality and when I saw this from ieGeek I decided it was time to upgrade. I have had Arlo cameras which are pretty expensive and battery life is not great. With this 5Mp unit from ieGeek I mounted on the upper edge of my corner lot which has the front facing south.I decided to fully charge it before I mounted it and have tried to take advantage of the 360 sweep to try and pick up any activity I can. It was an easy install but I had to move one of my mesh extenders to get a stronger wi-fi signal because this camera works best at 80% or better for signal strength. It is great that they include a basic 7 day cloud storage even though I went ahead and bought a 123GB storage card anyway.I think I will let my Arlo subscription and Blink subscription expire and just pay the $49.99 year to activate all the AI features which includes car, pet. and package idI just got this so it will be interesting how the camera handles Calgary's cold winters but with the south sun beating down on the solar panel I am hoping that battery life will carry me through. The unit is pretty solid and they do include hardware for mountingI am very happy with the picture quality and I feel that my house is better protected now with this newer technology