Indoor Security Camera, Blurams Home Pro IP Camera 1080p FHD | w/Facial Recognition, 2-Way Audio, Night Vision, SD Storage, Works with Alexa, Google Home, IFTTT

Bought this to monitor my 3D printer while I am doing other things in the house. Just the job at the offer price of £17.99. The installation is not so easy as they would have you believe though, yes there is a nice little setup in the app which walks you through the steps but a glitch in connecting reported it had failed when really the app had registered it so it left me with a reset camera that I could not add because it was already registered. If you get this, just go into the app & delete the camera before you start again! The manual says it will only take FAT32 formated cards, this is not true, it will also accept exFAT, as proved by the 128gb card I have tested it with. It's a bit fussy on the SD card, I cured that by going into the app & allowing the camera to format the card directly. Once all set up though, it gives a nice crisp image, as you can see from the screenshot. The app allows for motion detection & facial recognition (not tested that bit yet) but you certainly get timely notification via the app when motion is detected. Like I say above, for the money it's a cracking little camera. They do their best to sell you their cloud storage plan but with a decent SD card installed you don't need it. If you are using this for security though the addition of the cloud would be invaluable as any intruder could not delete the footage!

I bought this camera to use in my living room for a bit of added piece of mind and to keep an eye on my dogs. I'm surprised how cheap and accessible cameras are these days. The picture quality is easily good enough for the living room although it can't be moved remotely which would be a nice feature. That said the wide angle does capture most of the area that I want. I did experiment with it to see what my dogs get up to when I'm upstairs and unsurprisingly one of the first things they did was jump on the sofa before darting off to their bed when they heard me come downstairs. Not the real intent of the camera but entertained me at least. It will be nice to have when we use a babysitter, as much as we trust them it just gives added piece of mind for my wife that all is well so that she can relax. I haven't tried the face recognition although it's a cool feature that I'll get round to using. The app was a bit of a faff to get it all up and running but that's mostly due to me being a bit of a dinosaur. All in I'm impressed and once it's set up it's easy to check up on the camera within a few seconds and it just gives piece of mind for not much money. We also live in a low crime area but for those who live in high crime areas this is a must have.

Very good camera for the price. Installation was super easy. Only thing I would say is there cloud subscription service is a bit confusing and I’d personally say a bit pricey, you do however have the option to insert an SD card. All in all does what I need to to which is to keep an eye on my dog whilst out at work.

Still selling this camera but it is bricked and there is no way to connect to their servers. Support is not helpful at all. 1 month and 20 tickets and nothing.

When I initial tried to set the camera up the light would come on but would not read the QR code. After swapping out the power supply (just a 5V phone charger that I have a collection of) and it set up first time. I tested the power supply and it was clearly faulty as it wouldn't charge a mobile phone when plugged in. Blurams supply what looks like a generic power supply (non branded) and that has let down the initial experience.As for the camera (once working) , it produces good quality pictures. Has a nice feature set. The App works well on the phone, but is not optimized for iPad yet and requires you to use it in portrait and not landscape.Currently it does not work with Google Assistant, and is listed as coming soon and has been since April 2019.For the price I'd recommend it if you can live with some of the shortcomings.

For the price it is a good quality camera.It is compatible with Google home (if you are not of the Alexa persuasion), however as of October 2020 it is not compatible with Nest.When trying to set mine up, it would not work and it appears this was due to a faulty power connector (another review highlighted this is a potential cause). Fortunately I have lots of spares.Once working, it has lots of cool features and I've yet to experience any issues with connectivity.There is a 7 day free trial for cloud storage, after which is a paid subscription service. However get yourself a micro SD card and you needn't bother with it.

This revue is for the Blurams ip camera.The camera is excellent. In fact I’ve since purchased two of Blurams External Pro cameras which work on the same basic platform. The menu is very detailed with lots of options. SD storage and playback is very good. There’s sometimes a bit of buffering but it’s acceptable. Setup was a doddle once you’ve downloaded the Bluram app.The 130 degree view is amazing! There’s even an de-warp setting which removes the wide angle curve.And if you want a really good outside camera that shows up your street in colour at night go for their external pro camera. A beautifully made camera, but the wasteful, wonderful packaging puts even Apple to shame. Bluram, I’m impressed. Even your advertising and information clips are outstanding.Watch out everyone, Blurams about!

During the day picture and video etc are great but at night can’t see a thing only bright lights behind the camera. I’m sure I’ve set it up right but I’ve tried to sort it so many times🥴