🔔 1080P Wireless Doorbell Camera with Chime, PIR Motion Detection, Two-Way Audio, Night Vision, Free Cloud Storage, 166°Wide Angle, IP65 Weatherproof, Rechargeable Batteries Review

Love this camera, it notifies me when someone walks towards my door and so far it records movement, it's been up for over a week and has only used 3% battery, takes over on the cloud, so no card is needed, and charging the battery is as easy as loosening one screw.

Good price. I bought this for my business. I have a Ring brand doorbell at home and it's comparable in every way except battery life. The battery needs to be charged more often. It also comes with a plug-in speaker so you can hear the ringing in other rooms, which my Ring doorbell doesn't. Overall I am happy with the purchase as it was for my business.

I love this camera! I used to have problems with WiFi controlled cameras and they would freeze or not receive notifications which is dangerous. This one works so well. I get every notification on time! The picture is of really good quality. The ONLY problem: you don't get a notification when you're on a call...only when you're not using it or it's locked. I want us to be able to continue receiving notifications both ways. Besides, I love it

T8 arrived on time. It has a thinner body than the V5. It also comes with batteries and a free cloud storage service for recorded scenes. The cloud rotates every three days. This made it easier than the last one that required a micro SD card to work well. I found setup very easy, with voice prompts from the device guiding me. The Chime is slimmer while still offering multiple ringtones and easy pairing. T8 with AIWIT APP responds faster than the previous device. The alarm display on the phone…

Love having a doorbell cam without having to buy a ring product. This camera is amazing. I like the slimmer design and the image quality has improved over its predecessor. The old camera has an option for a micro SD card, but this one doesn't. I didn't want to use the cloud option, but the price of the card was about the same for an annual cloud subscription. Another bonus is that this new camera comes with an internal bell. Since this new one doesn't connect to existing cables, it was a good…

Handy Stuff! Recently I've started buying smart devices to monitor the security of my home and I know I want to move Chi away from popular brands because the devices are very expensive. I did a lot of research and saw that this brand has a lot of positive reviews and is trustworthy in customer service, so I decided to buy it. The package came very quickly and was very easy to install. It comes with rechargeable batteries so you don't have to worry about direct power and a Bluetooth doorbell, or

I really wanted to like this doorbell cam. I was very happy with my older model. With this Geree camera, I couldn't get it to stay connected to my Wi-Fi network. I had to correspond with their support staff several times but never got a solution. They said their camera was fine so it must be my Wi-Fi network. Again, her old camera works fine on my network. I was told that the camera is probably too far from my router. I installed my router literally a few feet away from the device and it didn't

Doorbell cameras and cameras in general have come a long way in the last 10 years. I first bought a different brand doorbell camera about 4 years ago. It didn't even have batteries, and the batteries themselves were very expensive. I eventually returned it and after further research decided that the ring is indeed the best option for a battery powered doorbell cam. I have to say that this is the first camera from another manufacturer that seems to be a game changer. Can't comment on longevity…

A while back I was helping two of my neighbors install a Ring Video Doorbell. Their houses are made of stucco. (I have a carbide drill.) I also helped a third neighbor install his Simply Safe video intercom/security system. That's when I realized that this video intercom was a good idea. The problem is I didn't want to spend hundreds of dollars on hardware and hundreds more on a subscription. two years no problem. The V5 is the predecessor of this review's subject, a new and more advanced…