LaView Security Camera Outdoor,1080P HD Wi-Fi Home Security Cameras with Pan/Tilt 360 View,Night Vision,2-Way Audio,IP65,Motion Detection Activity Alert,Easy Set Up,USA Cloud Service with Alexa

Worked great and easy to access the feed for review. Very good product.

I purchased it because my dog was hit by a car and left for dead! She has a routine goes outside after 5 mins she’s inside, after 15 minutes she didn’t come in . I found her at the end of the back yard unresponsive . I took her to vet thinking she was dead, no one witnessed it , so when I saw my dog on the ground I didn’t know what happened to her I have a great vet that was able to determine a car hit her by her injuries of a a broken and shattered pelvis and leg ! I purchased 2 cameras ti be able to view or record clearly from my phone. They were easy to set up and inexpensive . When I 1st viewed the videos and pictures I was so impressed with the quality and color I ordered 2 more so. Can see every side of my house outside from inside , and the motion detector is great . I feel safer being able to look at my baby when he goes out the camera motion follows her with the 360• view.

* Edit to the following regarding Alexa not being supported in the 2K version. This has been resolved, and not only has it been resolved but it's nice to see their support function in the app leads to quick resolutions such as this. *Camera now reboots to previous position I suppose it's actually 2K. Picture looks really crisp, and frames are optimally smooth when viewing from a 2K capable device. Optical zoom is also decent up to a ways out. The camera has 2 streaming modes. HD (which is 2K), and SD (which I assume is somewhere between 1080 and 720). As of this writing, any device not quite up to spec will need to stream in SD or else you will experience low FPS (choppy video) when trying to view in HD. Viewing from a web browser is also limited to SD. At present, I have also noticed when viewing from a 10" onn tablet (Walmart budget tablet), that playing back video will not load, something to keep in mind if you're trying to playback video from a low-end device. From smartphone, I am able to view in full 2K and the image quality is very noticeable compared to 1080. The interface is newly improved from the 1080 model. In wide screen mode, all controls can be toggled by tapping the screen. The user interface appears more refined. Should be the interface for all of their devices. Night Mode feature on this model is pretty good. There is Infrared, Color (starlight), and Smart (auto toggles between the 2 when motion is sensed). There is also a spotlight option that works when Color mode is active, which shines a beam of light of its target. It can be toggled off/on. Audio seems better than the 1080 model. The intercom seems louder. The alert / detection options are the reason I choose a LaView based camera. If you like setting the record mode to non-stop, as opposed to event only recoding, then this will save you from having to scroll through footage to find that all the camera picked up was a limb shaking, or an expected face as it will take a screenshot of what it saw then log it for later viewing in the app. It also has human body filtering, which is a bit okay, sometimes it says it detected a human body when all that's in view is a cat, but it does cut down on motion alerts. I love this feature of the camera, as you can wind up with a photo reel of all the action it picked up during the day ranging from visitors to the mailman, to strangers, etc. These photos can be found in the Message Center of the app under profile. The only issue is, and it may be asking too much, but once you tap view on the image it only opens the camera stream and not the playback of where it detected the motion. It does gives you the time and date at least, so you know where to look when viewing playback. Notification can also be turned off so that you are not notified when motion is detected, but it will still log the snapshot in the app. Motion tracking, I will never use. It seems okay, but if the subject is walking at a brisk pace in the dark the camera will pick up on it but will not latch on. I suppose there is a bit of lag in detection. The camera will sweep where motion has been detected, but since it will be behind, the subject is out of view by the time the camera continues tracking. This is not a problem if the subject is meandering slowly and stops to do something anywhere near the camera. Camera will not return to previously set position so if the subject left the area to the far right, then that's where the camera will stay until you pan it back. There are two notable hardware features I have found on the 1080P version that are not included on the 2K version. One is quite surprising, and that would be there is no LAN port. This was quite shocking, as I like to have both options available. I'd prefer wired ethernet, however the 2.4 wi-fi connection seems to be optimal, and even more-so seeing as the LaView software is quite efficient at delivering decent frames per second when viewing the video stream. There's absolutely no lag or choppiness when viewing over Wi-Fi, or 4G, in high definition from a mobile phone capable of viewing 2K plus video. This may be a bit of a concern if one was to install the camera behind a wall not easily allowing wireless signal to pass through, or if the camera is located in an area that has heavy interference affecting the 2.4 band. The other, less concerning feature the 1080P Cam has is the way the SD card and the reset button is set up on the camera. The LaView camera is a bit different from other cameras, as the SD card port is located at the top of the camera, concealed beneath the pan\tilt support arm which would make it quite complicated for strangers to access it. I've seen other cameras place this port beneath the camera completely in view of suspecting strangers. The 1080P version has a more rigid plastic lid that's secured by two screws, but the 2K version has only a rubber plug, I have placed a bit of bondic along the perimeter of the plug to improve waterproofing. Bugs or features that appears to be missing. -When the camera is power cycled, the camera does not return to where you previously set it to. The camera powers on and aims straight ahead. Not a problem unless there is an unexpected power failure. And for expected power cycles, you just have to know to aim it back where you had it. I believe this may be a bug, as the 1080 model remembers where it left off when it reboots. -Alexa function is not currently supported. It works on the 1080 version, but for the 2K version Alexa says "Camera doesn't support that." I have tried, from an echo show, and the Fire Cube, both of which shows the stream fine with the 1080 model, or the interior 1080 cameras. I have sent in both issues to the feedback in the app and have received feedback that the issues are being looked into. I'd like to see a feature to allow presets, so that you can tap a preset, and the camera moves to that point.

First I will start off with the fact that no where in the description or in the pics shown of the product did it show that it needed to be plugged. The ad was misleading stating it was wireless. And it meant wireless. As in the Wi-Fi. IT IS NOT WIRELESS. IT DOES NEED TO BE PLUGGED IN AT ALL TIMES IN ORDER TO WORK. I got passed that issue after drilling a hole into my walls so that I could plug it in inside. Because what’s the point of having a security camera if it’s plugged in outside where anyone could just unplug it. The setup was fairly simple. I’ll give it that. But I have had it for maybe a week. And for the past two days it completely went offline for no reason at all. And when it does that it keeps yelling “uh oh” in this obnoxious cartoon like voice. And it does it every like 3-5 min. Over and over. Finally unplugged it and plugged it back in. It seemed to help I thought. At least the uh ohs stopped. And I got notifications again saying motion was detected. It when I would go in the app to view it…it kept saying it was offline again and would t let Me view anything. On top of it all even when you are able To view the camera when you try to move it in any direction the lag time is crazy bad. What’s the point if having it if you can’t even move it around in real time to see what’s going on. It isn’t my internet. As it is fast internet. And before anyone comments about if it’s in a 5g network and it not being compatible with a 5 g network. No. It’s not on a 5g network. This camera just sucks. I thought I was getting a steal at this price. I will be trying to get my money back. And purchasing from a more reputable company. I would not buy this camera if you’re seriously worried about being able to see what it displays. Not to mention when I open the app and click on the camera I have to literally turn my phone upside down in order to view the display. When you zoom in it’s crazy blurry. Just not a good buy.

I purchased one of these in late September of 2021 and installed it on the front of my house so I could see who was coming up my walkway. For a little over two years it worked flawlessly and had a great picture and excellent IR range. Over the past couple of days though it has started repeatedly rebooting itself, several times an hour. I've checked that it has power and replaced the USB A power adapter twice, yet it's still doing it. When it's on it still has a great picture but the repeated rebooting and power-up music is annoying my neighbors so I've had to disconnect it. I have other, much older cameras that are still working fine. I'm not sure what has caused this problem but I'll have to buy a replacement.

付属のusb電源が駄目になり、カメラが動かない！ 本体は、大丈夫なんですが、電源が不安定で、不具合がある。 本体が駄目になったと思ったら、問題はusbの不具合でした！ 長時間使うのだから、耐久性があるものにしてほしい。

アプリの登録はコツが要ります アプリは広告が入りうざいです まじうざいうざすぎる アプリが使い辛い 動体検知通報はサムネイル画像で良いのですが 録画ファイルを見つける時は見つけ辛いし 開く度に24時から探さないとならない 動画のダウンロードが頭が切れる カメラとの接続性は良好です ケーブルは約2.2m USB延長か100V延長コードが必要です 威嚇のLEDライト、サイレン機能は有りません 可視光LEDが無いので夜間は白黒の暗視モードです パイプに取付ける場合は別途アダプターが必要です 取説はセットアップとマニュアルの日本語版が付いてました

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