ieGeek Security Camera Indoor Wireless 1080P Wire-Free Portable Indoor Camera for Home Security with Human Detection,Two-Way Audio, Siren and APP Alert,30ft Clear Night Vision, Cloud/SD

I got these little guys today, and have tested them for a bit.There's a lot of cameras where the functionality hinges on some mandatory subscription package, and I'm overall quite happy with these as they work fine without.The exception is if you want the "advanced AI detection" of pets/cars (or, of course, cloud storage), as these will require a subscription.But if you expect to point these outside where there'd be car traffic, you'd probably rather want to look for a different model camera that is weatherproofed for outside installation anyway.The (iOS) app has poor translation in places, but it's fairly straightforward to use if you're used to dealing with these kind of gadgets, and it seems to have a quite good amount of features.One small hiccup was that one of the cameras stopped responding during the update procedure. So eventually I had to power cycle to reset that camera and restart the setup procedure as the update never initialized and the camera just sat there. But it worked fine and updated successfully afterwards.I had a few occasional issues with the live feed freezing and one of the cameras not connecting, but it seems that when something activated the camera, it'd come back online.Whenever WiFi is involved, that's usually my first suspicion, and there will be "shadow spots" in any building/room. As long you just make sure they are in a spot with decent reception, they seem to generally work quite well.In Live View you can zoom and scroll the image, which is great, but one thing that really is missing, is that there's no easy way to switch the camera between day/night modes manually. Automatic mode works fine most the time, but in low light it tends to flick back and forth a lot sometimes and there is a loud click noise each time. I'd have liked a dedicated button on the UI, but you have to dig through menus for this. Minor complaint, though.The image quality is quite decent for the intended purposes, both in regular/IR mode. The audio from the microphone is, as expected, not the best. It's far better at picking up my cat meowing, than my low voice, and lacks detail. But it's sufficient that you'll be able to speak through the camera as an intercom in a quiet area, and it's very nice to have it + the built-in speakers.Motion activation works well, and battery runtime is very good.I've had them running and activating at the smallest movements (to see what my cat does when I'm away), and even while triggering for 80-100 times/day, I'm going to guess that they'll be running for weeks, rather than days. Which is pretty impressive.There are several default modes, and a custom mode with a good amount of options for fine tuning how the cameras operate and trigger. Also the "humanoid detect" works out of the box, and with it on, the cameras do a good job at ignoring my cat, and will mostly just trigger on people.Great little cameras with good features overall.

Okay yall I’ve ordered from Amazon a lot , so of course I’ve gotten items that was damaged, never showed up , not the correct thing , didn’t work etc , not Amazon or one single company ever cared , this company right here is amazing . They respond so quickly they go above & beyond to make sure your experience with them & their cameras are perfect. These cameras come in better than the ring camera , this camera does come in really really good but in my opinion their other battery camera with the spotlight comes in better & they are the same price or the other one might be cheaper? If you have an apartment & can’t screw in a battery powered camera these are PERFECT. But if you can screw a camera in I’d do the other one with the spotlight I like that one better in my opinion but they are both great ! Imma help yall All the questions I had when looking for a camera I’m gonna put on here , you can zoom in on the camera I love that , it gets 30 seconds of recordings of any movement if you get a sd card you don’t have to pay for the subscription but if someone steals the camera I don’t know how that would work with you getting your videos ? The subscription is 3.99 unless I’m doing something wrong if you have more than 1 camera you have to pay the 3.99 for each in order to have 30 days of recordings on your cloud . That’s the only thing I don’t like . The app is easy , picture is amazing might even be better at night than daytime lol . The cameras get everything even if it’s just the top of your head trying to bypass the camera I tried lol . Just buy these cameras if for some reason you don’t like them , which I highly doubt , the company is amazing they would no doubt fix your problem I don’t normally write reviews but my experience with these cameras & the company was just amazing

This is a rechargeable lithium battery powered camera. I expect nothing less from ieGeek as they have been making cameras for a while. It feels solid in my hand despite its tiny footprint. The detachable and snap-on mount is very versatile. It can be swivel in any position. The super wide angle can capture more than 120 degree FOV (I did not measure this). I put it 3' in front of my 6' long fish tank and still able to see both sides outside the fish tank. I relocated it in the sump area where it was total darkness. The IR turned on automatically. It has been a week and the battery is still at 75%. I will turn off the IR LED and test the longevity of a fully charged battery. The app is very well designed. Pairing and setup was a breeze. The HD resolution is not a true 1920. In my first test where it sat 3' from my fish tank, it was hard to see my three 1.5" clown fish when zoom in. All I saw was three shadows moving up and down like a clown fish does. Don't expect to use this camera for license plate or facial recognition in high Zoom in mode.Things to improve: Use USB-C connector instead of micro-USB. Wide angle lens may be too wide that causes severe distortion at both ends.