Review on 📷 Outdoor Battery Powered Wireless Security Camera with WiFi, Rechargeable, IP Surveillance Cameras, 1080P Video, Motion Detection, 2-Way Audio, Night Vision, Waterproof, SD/Cloud Storage - Enhanced for SEO by Eduardo Purewal

This camera has the coolest microphone, I can hear the conversations my neighbors and neighbors across the street are having. I also hear the conversations of people walking down the street. Motion detection may need some improvements. I set the sensitivity to high but it doesn't capture movement when subjects are walking towards the camera at a normal pace unless you're walking very slowly, it captures a lazy cat slowly dancing down the driveway every morning but it does doesn't. I don't photograph a family of raccoons rushing down the driveway each evening, which is filmed by my other camera installed next to it. I think it might be because the camera wakes up and skips the action when an object approaches the camera. It seems like you have to be 6 to 8 feet away from the camera for it to detect movement. So I don't see the postman going to my mailbox which is under the camera every day, but I do see him going. Images can be sharper and grainy even in daylight unless the subject/object is very close e.g. B. 1.50m away when viewed live, it is not possible to see a person's characteristics and it is not possible to zoom in when viewing an event. I have yet to capture a subject's face as the shot only seems to occur when someone moves away from the camera, probably because the camera is waking up. I have 2 other brand cameras and they have the event view zoom function. There's no continuous recording option, so I don't know why a 128GB memory card is needed. The night vision isn't bad either, but the images aren't very clear. It's worth noting that when the camera is attached to the tiny screw provided, the magnetic ball mount comes loose when trying to adjust the camera. In order for the bracket to stay on the screw the screw head needs to be a larger diameter and I think you need 2 screws to hold it in place. After dropping it three times, I gave up and used the metal bracket to secure the camera. It would be nice if the base of the metal bracket was a standard size so I didn't have to drill as many holes in the wall. near the lip that if you want to remove the Micro SD card, you need long nails or tweezers to pry it out after removing the Micro SD card. My nails were short, but luckily I always had eyebrow tweezers on hand. The battery life is great, I've had the camera on for 10 days and it's still showing 100% so I'm not sure if that's true.