Wireless Security Camera, IP Camera 1080P HD Wansview, WiFi Home Indoor Camera for Baby/Pet/Nanny, Motion Detection, 2 Way Audio Night Vision, Compatible with Alexa, with TF Card Slot and Cloud

TL:dr It's a great product at an amazing price point which is easy to setup and use. It does more that you'd expect.... Long version: Like others you might have looked at the reviews and wondered about the negative ones. I did too. Well it’s worth remembering that you don’t know anything about the skill level or anything else about the person writing the review. Hey, that’s applies to me too! Packaging: no complaints, it’s all there; power cube, cable, mounting bracket and screws. Setup: no complaints. Just install the app, create an account and follow the instructions on the app to connect. It will ONLY work on a 2.4G WiFi connection and you’ll need the password for your 2.4G network. Frankly those having difficulty connecting this product are likely to have difficulty with ANY similar camera as they ALL follow the same connection format. Usage: the online app provides everything that any reasonable person would need and it’s easy to use too. The desktop app isn’t anywhere near as developed as the phone app…. but the device wasn’t intended to be used from a PC. Picture Quality. It’s great. I can monitor my car at night without issue. Local storage: A (not supplied) 128G micro-sd will store about 14 days of my (fairly comprehensive) video. No issues. Cloud Storage: VERY reasonably priced, fully integrated into the app and works very well providing the instances where motion was detected Motion Detection. All those complaining that “it doesn’t provide continuous monitoring” are missing the point and have unreasonable expectations. Here’s the deal; nobody wants to have a continuous recording of, say their baby sleeping, or their car parked on the street because those images aren’t interesting. What IS interesting and useful to have a recording and an alert when SOMETHING HAPPENS. Like baby moves. Or someone is close to your car. Or there is free pizza…. Now, if you really want to have as close to “continuous” recording as possible, just set the sensitivity level to max and it will record the slightest movement. You’ll probably turn the sensitivity level down when you find that recordings of “no movement” was caused by a moth flying by. In short, I have 4 and more are on the way. It’s less than $30 so buy some already. You have just spent more than $30 of your time reading these reviews.

Easy set up. Quality is very clear. Love that I can be out and I can use to check in. I would recommend. And the price is great. If I ever need another camera would this one again

So far so good. Purchased two of these to keep an eye on my parent who was recently diagnosed with dementia. A bit of a learning curve to set-up. Once set-up the cameras have been working great. They track the subject and also swivel 360 degrees. The night picture is very good. The microphone is okay but we have ring cameras and that microphone is just okay too. This is a great little camera at an exceptional price. ADVICE: Be sure to turn on the location for this app and hook up will be a breeze.

This is an excellent little camera with very user friendly app. Wide range of viewing and easy to manipulate on the app. Worked great to track our new puppy's comings and goings. I used several for different areas of the house and yard. I put the outside ones under cover so no problems there. Stays black and white in low light but that's fine, you can still see great detail.

The cameras have excellent video quality, even at night. Love how much they are able to pan left to right & up and down. The camera will follow the "moving object" too. The best feature is being able to talk to my pets through the cameras. The quality of these cameras for the price is excellent. The product I received were exactly as described in the product info. I would recommend these cameras to anyone.

Quick, logical, and easy setup. Three ways to change the WiFi network connection, to include via the camera's own WiFi signal using its unique name, a QR code scan, oe via a Bluetooth connection. I altered the connection to the cameras using all three methods just to become familiar ith them before move one of the cameras to a different location, using a different WAN network. It took very little effort to follow the onscreen directions in my iPhone to (re)establish a connection to the camera. The "Console" display let me rotate andx change elevation views very quickly. The microphone and speaker functions are not of interest to me, but I tested them anyway. They worm, and better than I expected them to. Very impressive, in fact. The camera quality is high enough that I am considering using a bank of them at a 3rd house we own where we store several vintage collector vehicles. I had been thinking of installing some industrial grade cameras using a central file server to manage all cameras recordings. It makes more sense financially for me to use these cameras considering the quality of the images and how long I can store recorded video images.

I recently adopted a one-year old dog through a local rescue agency, and, very dishearteningly, I soon learned that the situation from which my dog had been pulled was an extremely abusive one, where most of the dogs were left to fend for themselves or kept in groups in cardboard boxes. At only five pounds, Lily, my new (and most wonderful) friend, has had a great deal of anxiety as a consequence of these early-life experiences. When I leave my house to run errands on which she cannot accompany me, I crate her, and I have been (out of my own dog-guardian anxiety!) worried about how she handles my absence during those periods. A colleague of mine suggested Wansview, and she could not have been more correct. Reviews of the application through which the Wansview camera works (I will discuss set-up momentarily) paint a curiously negative picture, some saying that recent changes in the application have made it difficult to sustain a connection with the camera. I downloaded the application, as the instructions requested, and I began the setup process. I thought I had done it properly and was thus surprised when the camera could not seem to establish an audiovisual connection between its recording lens and my cellphone. Here, two points must be noted, both of which will hopefully gesture toward the quality of the product and the excellent customer service Wansview offers. First, the error on my part--the instructions say clearly that a new user must wait to hear certain phrases emitted by the camera's microphone to confirm that it is completely operational. Due to hasty reading on my part, I did not notice the final phrase for which one was supposed to wait, the content of which offered confirmation of a secure, steady Internet signal. Within about ten minutes of the camera having been installed, I received a notification to update my firmware to the latest version (this notification was not the consequence of any complaint I had registered; it was simply the application informing me that new firmware was available). I downloaded the firmware, and the feed began to work. Since then, I have never had a problem with accessing the feed, and I am able to check in on Lily while I am running errands. Never having owned a dog, I have had my fair share of first-dog anxiety, and I am now able to determine how long after my departure Lily whines (steadily decreasing and now only lasting a few minutes) and check in on her while she is in her crate to ensure that she is sleeping and safe. The relief of that knowledge alone makes the product worthwhile. The quality of the feed is also excellent, so much so that I play it in its SD variety (I haven't needed to go the HD route because everything is already clear as crystal). The application is incredibly easy to use, and since the successful installation I have not had to do anything. Now, for the second point. Between my initial installation of the application and the ten to fifteen minutes it took for the firmwarm to update and for the camera to start working (during that time I could not maintain or open a connection between the camera's feed and my cellphone), I sent an e-mail to Wansview's customer service department. One of their agents, Melody, responded within 24 hours. Not only did she provide me with instructions on how to begin to assess what the potential issue might be and how she could help me address that, she explained that Wansview so stands by its products that if my camera proved defective I could return it at no charge or have it replaced. Because the camera was already working, I made a note to myself to reply to her e-mail later in the day. When, due to my own error, I forgot to reply to Melody's message, confirming that the camera was indeed working, she followed up me with via e-mail to confirm that I had received her message and to ask what she could do to help ensure that the camera was working. I do not know if I have ever had a customer-service experience during which a company representative reached out to me a second time because I mistakenly failed to reply to their first message. In her second message, she reiterated her commitment to helping me ensure that the product worked properly and that Wansview's ethic was one that stood behind the quality of its products and the quality of customers' experiences with those products. I immediately replied, thanked her for her message, and explained how happy I was with the quality of the product. In short, even if you experience any issues with this camera during setup, it seems like Wansview takes very seriously its commitment to customer service. As someone not altogether fluent in techno-gadgetry, the abundant interest in helping to ensure that I could use the camera with use certainly marks out Wansview as unique in my experience. And, the price is a terribly affordable one. All in all, I would encourage anyone to consider buying this camera, and, if they choose to do so, to buy it with the ease of knowing that there is an active customer-service team happy to interface with you and help resolve any issues.

I've had these Q5 3MP cameras for about a year now, and I highly recommend them. The image quality is excellent, even at night thanks to the infrared vision. The motion sensor is fantastic, and they offer the option to record 24/7 to a free micro SD card. They're well-built and easy to install. I only have two things I didn't like about them. I have five of the same model, and some track motion while others don't (I don't understand why), but it's something I don't use since they don't return to their original position. The other issue is that if you lose your home internet connection, the app doesn't give you the option to connect to the cameras through the local network. Let me explain: the cameras are connected to my Wi-Fi network, my phone is connected to the same Wi-Fi network, but the app only connects to the internet. If you lose your internet connection, you won't be able to access the cameras even if you're connected to the same Wi-Fi network via local connection. This is important to me because I bought them to monitor my home, and there are many internet service interruptions in my area. I think the manufacturer could improve this with an update. Another thing: they offer (Real-time Motion Alert: Alert notification and 10s video will be sent to your phone), but the 10-second video isn't free; you have to pay for a subscription, and I think that's something they should mention in the product description. The free version does send motion alerts, but without the video clip. Because of these two issues, I'm not giving it 5 stars. But overall, I highly recommend them for indoor surveillance.