📷 WALI Bullet Dummy Fake Surveillance Security CCTV Dome Camera with LED Light - 4 Packs, Silver: Indoor and Outdoor Protection! Review

The "cameras" look real enough from a distance; If I didn't know they were fake I would assume I was being recorded or observed. The flashing red light adds an element of authenticity in my opinion, although others may disagree. The camera angle is easily adjustable. The hood that covers and slides the camera is quite thin and has some writing on it (which you can see in the product photos above) which I feel is unnecessary and makes the camera look like a toy. So I thought about removing the…

I mixed these dummy cameras with real ones on my property to give the impression that I have a wider surveillance than I actually have. You look very convincing; My neighbors couldn't tell which were real and which were fake. One caveat: these cameras have a battery compartment that allows you to turn on a blinking red LED. I strongly recommend not activating the light; It's very bright at night and looks ridiculously fake. My real cameras don't have flashes, and I suspect any savvy criminal…

High quality 'camera' with a more useful and functional mount than previous 'cameras' like this. They look very realistic, they take two AA batteries to power the flashing LED, they are unobtrusive during the day but scary at night. Whenever I look at these flashing demons, the intimidation factor almost scares me and I have to remind myself that they are fake. My neighbors asked me about my "security system" and one even apologized for treating me with my Traeger incense pellets (and said I…

Upgraded to 1 star Overview The AA batteries that power the flashing red light lasted 295 days which was fine. Obviously the manufacturers never used their product. The problem is that the plastic construction is HEAVY to replace the batteries. I have to climb a ladder to change the batteries and there is a risk to life and limb when replacing the plastic pane. It could have been designed to be easy and safe to swap out AA batteries, but NO. They have taken a simple production route, COMPLEX…

As others have said, the plastic nut that secures the camera to the mount is made of soft, cheap, and flimsy plastic. However, if you screw the camera all the way to the mount, you don't need a nut. Hence the deduction of one star. Also, a sticker fell from the window. This may be due to insufficient glass cleaning. Others needed a razor blade and a good cleaning to remove any adhesive residue before applying new stickers. I replaced them all so I have a proper decal on every door and window…

These dummy security cameras really look real because there are real security cameras made exactly like this and looking the same…. and the real ones are also made of plastic (which is no longer made of plastic today); but the real ones are smaller. You can't tell the difference in design, even up close...but our real ones don't have forward-facing red turn signals. They are secret. Criminals will never know they are being filmed. However, what we did do was hide our real cameras and expose the

As others have said, the plastic nut that holds the camera to the mount is soft cheap flimsy plastic. However, if you screw the camera all the way to the mount, you don't need a nut. Hence the deduction of one star. Also, a sticker fell from the window. This may be due to insufficient glass cleaning. Others needed a razor blade and a good cleaning to remove any adhesive residue before applying new stickers. I replaced them all so I have a proper sticker on every door and window. The cameras…

These dummy security cameras really do look real because there are real security cameras made and made exactly like this... and the real ones are also made of plastic (which is no longer plastic); but the real ones are smaller. You can't tell the difference in design even up close...but our real ones don't have forward-facing red flashing lights. They are secret. Criminals will never know they are being filmed. However, what we did do was hide our real cameras and expose the fake ones. In this…

Blank or not, it's a great deterrent. I put them on the front and side corners of my house that face both streets since I have a corner lot. I have real cameras for the backyard and the other side of the house. So here are my thoughts. I like that the constant blinking light requires standard AA batteries to operate. The cameras are nice and big so they stand out during the day. They look real even up close, but who would really dare check them out when they think the cameras are recording…