Cameras for Home Security-2K Wireless Security Camera Outdoor with AI Motion Detection & Siren, Non-Stop Solar Powered Charging, Color Night Vision, SD/Cloud Storage, Waterproof, S1 4P

I bought one of these solar powered cameras to try it out because I was tied of the hassle of cords everywhere outside and running cords into the house, and I have been pleasantly surprised by it. Installed it on the post in my driveway that receives son throughout the day. I live in the Southern United States so it gets in the triple digits here and the camera has held up to the heat and the violent thunderstorms we experience seasonally. The solar panel on the top and the battery in the camera are working well in tandem as the camera works 24-7 and hasn't died on me yet. The picture is very clear and in color. It connected easily to my Wi-Fi and was very easy to install. (I will say that you need to know how to turn on your 2.4 signal if you have fiberoptic before you are ready to install the camera. You can contact your ISP and they will tell you how to do it if you don't know.) The microphone and the speakers work very well. It has an app you can download on your phone. Through this app you can do a variety of things such as setting up the camera, speaking to someone through the camera and then in turn hear what they're saying in reply. You can also record footage and retrieve it from the cloud or download it to your phone.On the camera itself there's a slot for an SD card which I haven't used yet, but I'm assuming it would record to the SD card. I'm unsure of how often it would be overwritten, but I'm assuming it would be dependent upon the size capacity of the SD card itself. Maybe the manufacturer can answer that question for me.The only possible drawback is it probably needs to be in a sunny location or very near an outside outlet as it comes with a very short power cable with no box, so if you have areas around the outside of your space that are very shady you may need to get creative with where you hang it up if there's no sun due to a large tree or no wall plug nearby. I'm actually going to order another six of these and play around with the amount of and type of sun they receive depending on where I install them to see if I can put it under my tree to test i's functionality in a shady location or other areas where it may receive only morning or only afternoon sun. This is mostly going to be performed out of curiosity and an abundance of time.For the money, this camera is excellent and I would highly recommend it.

Cameras work great so far the visibility is good the battery life is good the lights could be a little brighter but it does light up to like 10 feet the speakers work good and loud just a heads up on the subscriptions there’s like 5 of them and they all offer different stuff but the best ones are only for 1 device and it’s like $12.99 so if you 2 cameras or more and you want that specific subscription it will cost you and if you get the cheaper subscriptions they will record literally everything and when cars pass by it always says “possible person” like it doesn’t recognize a car or people or packages unless you have the good subscription and will need to purchase the subscription for each camera you have just a heads up on that but other than that the cameras are nice easy set up and good quality for sure don’t feel like cheap material

I wanted outdoor cameras that were battery powered, solar charging, allowed saving video to an SD card, and that did not require a subscription or in home listening device like Alexa. These cameras checked all the boxes, had a lot of good reviews and were on sale for a very good price.Other nice features are being able to listen and talk through the cameras, and the security light that can be turned on/off or set to auto for color video at night.Setup & installation was easy. The initial pairing of each camera with my wifi and phone was the only finicky thing. It worked best to be in the same room as the router. But it did take several attempts to get each camera to pair. There were two methods - the easiest one has a QR code on your phone display and then the camera tries to scan the code. I could not get the camera to scan it. The other method worked after a few tries. But once the cameras are paired, you don’t have to do it again.I installed the cameras outdoors and have had no connection issues with my wifi. After about 4 weeks of use, the cameras have worked flawlessly.I was concerned about the solar charging because it’s Dec/Jan in Ohio. We have had little sun with most days being cloudy, rainy or snowing. And I have my motion detection set to maximum distance, maximum sensitivity, and recording length also set to max. These are not the setting to use for best battery life, but despite all of this, the cameras have all remained at 100% charge! Each camera gets triggered a few times a day but it is not heavy use.As for video quality, I have not had any other cameras to compare, but the footage is clear and quite good IMO.Some have mentioned the lenses fogging up, but I have not had this issue. I’ll have to see how they do in the humid and hot summer.There are two things I think others might consider depending on their situation: First, the cameras have a field of view of 100 degrees. If you are mounting these in a tight space, that might not be a wide enough view for some people. Second, if you can not mount these in the open where the sun can hit the panel on top of the camera, you might want a different model with a separate solar panel that can be mounted in an open location.Overall I am very happy with the cameras and they are perfect for my needs.

I'm happy with my purchase of these aoqee cameras. The setup was easy and I like the fact that I'm not required to sign up for a cloud subscription and I can opt to use sd cards in the cameras. The cameras work rally well and have excellent video quality day or night. They are not perfect however. But overall I'm happy with them and are a great value at the price I paid. Oh, the solar charging works great as well. I have my camers installed under eaves on my home and the still charge great. I have not had to plug them in to charge at all. They've been installed for a couple of weeks now.