Outdoor Security Camera, 1080P WiFi Camera Wireless Surveillance Cameras, PIR Smart Motion Detection, IP Camera with IP66 Waterproof, IR Night Vision, Activity Alert, Deterrent Alarm - iOS, Android

I have been purchasing a new security camera set each time technology has evolved enough to make a change worthwhile. This new Amiccom camera is what I have been waiting for, and is probably the last camera I will need to buy, as it does the job very well. The image is clear, even at night. The phone app is easy to use and reports back each instance of movement with a nice clear, recorded video. A 32 GB card stores about 7 days worth of video in HD mode, plenty for my needs. Connecting the camera to my home network was very easy. Installation was made simpler by the parts included with the camera, which even includes a cord extender for the power, so nice!As an added bonus, try the PC app. also very easy to use, also well done!

For the price that you are paying, this camera is amazing! The camera image is high definition and setup was fairly easy. I only had a hiccup in formatting the micro memory SD card and getting the camera to recognize the memory card which only delayed me about 10 minutes. I have two nitpicks: (1) The adjustment screws are very small and difficult to adjust. (2) The plug to a 120Volts outdoor outlet was too high for my outdoor protected outlet box so I will have to buy a 90 angle plug adapter. I really like storing the videos on my 32 GB micro memory card that cost me $9 instead paying a company $100 a year to store the videos. I can play back the recordings on my cell phone. I am using this camera to monitor one side of my house and I am so impressed by it that I decided to buy a second camera to monitor the other side of the house. I strongly recommend this camera.

Fairly easy setup, although the English voiceover person on the company's how-to video - well - there's lots of people on Fiver is all I'm saying. Inconvenient tilt mechanism. For some reason they force you to unscrew a tiny phillips screw to be able to tilt the camera up and down. Ugh. It has to be small too. This should really be a simple screw knob. Possible issue with landscape view. Worked great on night we set up on fairly new iPad, but the next day we could not get the picture into landscape. Granted, it could be some setting on the iPad, just weird that it gave us no problems the night before. Lots of solid pros: Puts out very nice picture, really like the app, easy download and setup, and the grid view is great. Just starting to play with all the features. And a great price point. Solid recommend.

UPDATE: upon receiving the package the seller included instructions to leave a review and receive a micro SD card in return. I reviewed this honestly (3 Stars) and contacted them. They replied and told me I have to give them 5 stars in order to get the memory card! Beware of the reviews you read because they are bribed! I figured I’d rather take one for the team and miss out on the free memory card. Had I have known this was the case I would have purchased something else. I can’t stand that type of dishonest business!Below is my initial reviewThe cameras are affordable, functional, easy to set up, and capture great video quality. A major pro for me is that you do not need to purchase a cloud storage monthly plan, just install a micro SD card and you are all set. The downfall is that bugs flying by set off the alarm 15-20 times a night. The "low grade" sensitivity option is useless, i can walk 2 feet in front of the camera and the alarm will not activate. The default is great at catching cars in the driveway and everything else, however once the sun goes down you will have ENDLESS false alarms. The only solution I have found is to turn off the porch light which I do not like doing. If you are placing in an area away from a light source it will work wonderfully for you.

The camera seemed to work well out of the box. I had it showing in the app, and saw that the firmware had an update available. I pressed start update and waited half an hour. Then I power-cycled the camera, and thought it was bricked!In the end, I discovered that "Advanced Security" feature that Xfinity/Comcast pushed into me was blocking a connection being made from the camera to China. I turned this feature of Xfinity off, and the camera then started just fine.I hope the camera can function without connecting to China in our future, in case of Internet catastrophe, such as if the Great Wall routers of Chinese Government ever get a similar blocking operation.Otherwise, camera is good or even very good. I do wish the app automatically update the still photo to a most recent image, though. As it is now, the app UI can be confusing and misleads me into think an old picture is from the present, when it might be from yesterday.