GMKSolar Security Cameras Wireless Outdoor with Solar Panel, Battery Powered 1080p WiFi Night Vision Motion Detect 2-Way Talk IP65 Alarm Cloud/SD Storage

These are great cameras for the price! I have one facing the pool and as long as your WiFi can connect the set up for these cameras is easy and self explanatory. They are very durable and have good night vision. Their performance is really good and you manage when and how you get the notifications. Zoom is also easily used in the video. It records for three consecutive days however you set up your notifications without a SD card. With the SD card you can obviously keep the recordings but After that it erases if you don’t have the SD card. I’ve had mine up in my living room for over a month now and haven’t needed to recharge. Great little cameras overall!

I recently bought the set of four Outdoor WIFI Battery Cameras, and I'm thrilled with how well they work. Here's what stood out to me:Superb Video Quality: The camera delivers sharp, clear images both day and night. Whether it’s bright daylight or complete darkness, I can easily see faces and details. The night vision is especially amazing, offering a clear view even in pitch black conditions. This level of clarity gives me total confidence in monitoring my home.Quick & Easy Installation: Setting it up was a breeze. Everything needed for installation comes in the box, and the instructions are simple to follow. I had it fully operational within minutes. Being wireless means no messy cables The app is also intuitive, so I can check the feed on my phone anytime with ease.Dependable and Consistent: These cameras are rock-solid. They stay connected without any hiccups, and the motion detection is spot-on, sending instant alerts straight to my phone. I never have to worry about missing anything important.If you're looking to boost your home security, this camera is a fantastic choice. With great video quality, hassle-free installation, and reliable performance, it's a must-have for anyone serious about keeping their home safe. Highly recommended!

I've had one of these cameras installed for about a year and a half and a second camera for about 5 months. The camera is a great value. It looks good and feels substantial, and installing the bracket and connecting to wifi took only a few minutes. The included smartphone app is simple to use, functional, and the no cost plan provides adequate image storage despite capturing a few hundred images a day in a relatively busy urban (by Vermont standards) residential neighborhood.During winter, the battery did not last long, but that is not a surprise given stretches at or below 0°F/ -18C. Battery life of the first camera seemed to be shorter even when warm weather returned. I'm now recharging it about every 3 days in winter and every 5 days in warmer weather. If the camera is being activated more often by activity, battery life can be shorter. If installing in a cold climate, I'd guess the camera will need to be replaced every three years or so or connected to A/C power; I'm planning to install A/C power near the cameras.The field of view and resolution of the images is good and the night vision works well when you follow the guidelines about keeping nearby walls out of the field of view.

I was truly not expecting a whole lot from these little cameras. I got them yesterday and thus far they have wowed me. I can't imagine better cameras at this price point. Setup was incredibly easy...the easiest I have run across when trying to set up ANY new electronic device. I did note that they are rated for 2.4 GHz only but I do not have access to 2.4 GHz and the distance from the cameras wouldn't be a huge distance away, so I set up one just to see if it would work with my 5 GHz. EDITED TO ADD: I have been told by someone that my router may have mixed 2.4/5Ghz technology inside even though I do not have access to see that listed separately when I look at available wi-fi connections. I do not own the router; it is simply what is provider by my internet provided. It did and it does...flawlessly. One of the cameras is just outside a window about 15 feet from my wireless router. The other camera is at least 25 feet away on my back patio...with a brick wall and 2 interior walls between the camera and the router. I, of course, cannot promise that others will have the same experience...it may have to do with the fact that my router is placed up near the ceiling and that the fiberoptic service I have is overall stellar. Both cameras perform equally well on my 5G. I tried one camera just facing out my front window and it performed great through double-paned windows with a screen on them. Night vision was not so good because of the glare (which is well noted in the documentation provided, I just wanted to give it a try). So I just raised the screen a bit and used super strength Velcro to attach the camera to my window ledge and night vision was great. Just to note: I do live in a condo complex and there are security lights around all the buildings, so my cameras are not operating in total darkness or extremely low light situations. I am still fine tuning my activity zones, alerts and such. Some folks say there is a lag between detection and notification. There is a several second delay but nothing excessive on mine anyway. But I truly only want/need the cameras to capture/record things so that I can go back and look if anything seems amiss around my place. The battery life seems very good thus far. The front camera gets a lot of activity, some of which in the past 24 hours is because of me messing around with the camera. From a 90% charge, in roughly 24 hours, the front camera is down to 61% and the rear camera is down to 70%. I am fine with charging the batteries every few days because it means I do not have to worry about running a cord to a plug. I believe a person can purchase solar panel power but this is just a monitoring thing for me, so if the batteries run down and the camera misses something, it is not a huge deal to me.