1080P Wireless Home Camera - 4 Pieces

Super easy setup, and the video quality is pretty good. It can be set to SD or HD, so you can extend your recording time, or reduce the cell bandwidth if watching from your phone.One thing that I particularly like is that the software (on Android, anyway) is fairly robust. You can set a trigger zone, sensitivity, and more. That is the main reason I tried this over another Sotion camera ... the software is clunky and you can't set trigger zones. So my ceiling fan would randomly trigger it. Also, it is easy to delete recorded clips that you don't need. At first I thought it only supported 6 second clips, but it sends you a 6 second review, with the option to watch the whole thing. I bought a micro SD card at the same time, and I'm pretty sure you need it for recording, but I wouldn't know because I started with it plugged in and ready to go.It uses QR codes for setup, which is quick and easy. I think that means that you HAVE to use a smartphone to set it up. There may be a way to do it by computer, but once again I set it up via my LG G5 and it was a breeze. One thing, during the setup, wait until you are ready to connect to the camera before you power it up. Otherwise the "READY TO CONNECT!" voice cue over and over will really get on your nerves.The audio chat is a nice feature, the sound quality is fair. Better than others I've tried.Once finances permit, I will be picking up a couple more of these. For the price point, I'd say this is a winner.

Of all the home cameras available on , this one seemed to give me the best bang for the buck. I also liked the fact that you can subscribe to YI's cloud service for just $66/year and that is for five cameras. As for the camera, the setup was really simple using YI's phone app. The camera has a really wide view and the image is as sharp as you can imagine. It also works in total darkness, as if it's wearing night vision goggles. It's small, built well and on a nice swivel so you can angle it just right. It has a light that tells you it's "on" but you can turn that off through the phone app. YI gives you a 30-day free trial of its cloud service, which has been working fine. I initially had a problem subscribing to their cloud service because of a Paypal problem. I e-mailed YI customer support and got a response only a couple of hours later. I liked this camera so much I bought a second, which is relatively inexpensive and which will be connected to their cloud service at no additional charge.

Okay, I am no tech wiz but I was able to set it up pretty quickly. I liked the fact that I can use a SD card and do not have to subscribe their service. I set it up in my sunroom to monitor my front door. I set motion detection setting, and it works very well during the daytime = no false alert. I put the sensitivity level as "low" for motion detection, but it still picks up a little bird hanging out in my yard. At night time, it picks up the cars passing by because apparently its headlight shines my front yard??? --this I have never noticed before. Basically, I do get lots of false "alerts" at night but not during the daytime. I am not sure whether this has something to do with setting. Maybe I will have a heck of time in the winter when the Sun goes down early. All in all, I like it very much. If it goes well for another week (it's been only several days), I am thinking of buying more of them for my house.

These were delivered in one day, really fast shipping. The 4 cameras were well packaged in and all the needed wires and connectors were included. The set up was REALLY easy, essentially plug n play, simply plug each camera in to wall outlet or extension cord, pair to your device ( in this case my phone) , connect to the Wi-Fi, and that's it. The cameras have a very sharp picture, on the phone screen I can zoom in, and the alerts have a sensitivity setting; the cameras have 2 way audio, which works very well, so if your front door has some shelter from the elements you could mount one of these near the door for a sort of budget Ring setup. we will see how they hold up , but so far, so good. Also, we opted not to do Cloud storage right now, the 6 second alert clips are archived to the phone, which for right now is good enough. All in all, these are a screaming deal .

These were very easy to set up and work great. The picture quality is very good and is only hindered by the cleanliness of our windows. The night vision is pretty good and the motion detection is a little sensitive but if you set it to low and use the area of detection you should be fine. Honestly I love these and the pictures provided are day/night. The only down side is the video saved do not have time stamps but you can view timestamps in real time and use an external save to get the timestamps including screen record or something similar on a computer.