Review on 🕰️ WAYMOON 4K Wireless Hidden WiFi Clock Camera with Night Vision - Home Security Nanny Camera Featuring 160° Ultra Wide Angle and Motion Detection by Amy Jackson

Good :+ It really is very good crisp quality especially when you put it in 4k mode! , it shows you 1080p mode first, you flip the switch and delete! It doesn't really feel like real 4k, but it's still good! + Really easy to set up, didn't have many setup issues! If you know how to set up a webcam, then you know how to set this up! + Night vision is really good! I was just shocked at how well you can see at night! Guess it's a camera BAD - no sound! - Motion detection alerts are buggy, when your phone kills an app because it's in the background and idle, the moment you walk up to it to see if there's any motion, it starts flooding all motion detectors, but it is pointless! - The application sometimes behaves a bit strange, sometimes freezes! or sometimes it's confusing you're trying to reconnect, it rarely happens but still – 4k is a trick! it streams data at high speed so it's clear when you need a 1080p video at your next job Watch stream outside of your home to watch in full 4k it's best to be connected to Wi-Fi - when night vision kicks in you'll hear a small clicking noise for it to switch to night vision and/or toggle it off to to get someone's attention when they're wondering why this is happening, but it's not very loud, a person would really pay attention to this clock to wonder why it was clicking like that - sometimes the clock loses its time and is 2 minutes behind, don't know why but they do it multiple times'THE BLEH=To save Blake, you have to pay for a subscription. You can view everything from the SD card. I'd say a good 128GB card can record almost 4 weeks straight before it just turns over and deletes the footage, but yes you have to pay for a subscription to save to the cloud, the price should be $39 to be honest be