Review on 📷 UDC4silver UniquExceptional Fake Security Camera - Silver, with 30 Illuminating LEDs by Josue Porter

I live on a farm miles from the nearest town and neighbors. My seat knocked a few times, the villains quickly grab and leave, and nothing else. I bought 6 of these to put around our property and I used lithium batteries instead of the cheaper types you might put in a flashlight. Lithium batteries power a small red LED that turns on and off, giving the impression that the cameras are "on" and "seeing" what they can see. The LEDs flash reliably for a month and look VERY real at night. I'm impressed with these devices because they look like real cameras that emit invisible infrared light for night vision. They weather the storm well. They are easy to adjust and turn. If you look closely at the front of the camera, it turns out that infrared heaters are installed in it. These are new technological "lights" that provide invisible light that the eye cannot see, but a professional scammer can understand and know that it is the same style of light used in the expensive "hunting cameras" that hunters use to take pictures of animals. Night. I am happy with my purchase and feel that these 'fake' cameras are doing a good job of deterring thieves. I've never had a scammer steal anything from me. Some points. * Lithium batteries. Sometimes they work with the camera for 3 weeks and sometimes 5 weeks. I think, it could have something to do with the cold or hot season. *Some of the discussions here say "no wires" and my thoughts "doesn't really matter" because the WiFi cameras look a lot like these and the cameras posted by deer hunters don't have wires because they have SD cards that can record video. Result. In two years I haven't had a glitch with any of the 6 "cameras" I bought and the little red flashing LED is easy to see at night. They sat outside, unprotected, caught in the rain, covered in snow, stayed in the Texas sun (it was 41 degrees one summer) and they didn't miss a beat. I haven't had a fault with any of the 6 "cameras" I bought and the little red flashing LED is easy to see at night. They sat outside, unprotected, caught in the rain, covered in snow, stayed in the Texas sun (it was 111 degrees one summer) and they didn't miss a shot. I haven't had a fault with any of the 6 "cameras" I bought and the little red flashing LED is easy to see at night. They sat outside, unprotected, caught in the rain, covered in snow, stayed in the Texas sun (it was 41 degrees one summer) and they didn't miss a beat.