High quality. Good views with good resolution and distance. Really clear. Motion detection is great as well as the night vision, just have no complaints at all. Its one of those that you cant really hide or disguise very well, but I personally didnt need one that was. Easy to hang/ install, easy to work and user friendly system overall. Good value for the money

After trying to use this camera on my phone, I noticed that the picture quality was very clear and good. I was expecting the quality to go down given that it was far from my Internet router, but surprisingly, even after being 200 feet away it’s still have clear vision. highly recommended

We were looking for an affordable camera for our new place. It gets really dark at night and knowing the light comes on and records gave us a lot of peace of mind. Weve had it for about a month now and love it. It works great and you can view the movement snippets at a later date. Would definitely recommend for some added safety. One thing to keep in mind though is that you will need a SD card if you want to be able to record.

It took me around half an hour to set up. This has worked out beautifully. Several reasons I love it. 1. I dont need to pay the monthly fee as some other brands do when they record the videos or photos and I want to download or watch the videos or photos (three years ago I bought a very famous brand peephole camera which needs $3 per month). 2. This one can automatically record videos/photos when it detects the motion (shown in the photos) and the lights will turn on. 3. Powered by solar panel coming with the camera, it is free from hard-wired power. 4. Very good water-proof design (I have no chance to check yet). I would love it more if it can come with the micro SD card or be designed without an external SD card will be better for being water-proof.

Very good design and usability. Perfect for outdoor places. Covers a good viewing angle

The ieGeek Floodlight Camera is a great camera and seems to work very impressively. It doesnt take too long to install, since you really only need to install the (not included) MicroSD card and then mount the camera and solar panel. Once installed, you can connect to the app and see from your camera day or night. My only issue is that the app seems to take several seconds to connect to the camera. I could understand a few, but sometimes I am waiting 15 seconds before I get a picture. I have other cameras and it is just this one that I am having issues with.

I put mine outside in the back of my house in Oregon. I was worried it wouldn’t charge well because of our rainy cloudy winters but it has worked beautifully. It charges great, the picture quality is fantastic, the light illuminates the whole back yard, and I like the alerts it sends to my phone. You can set a siren or talk through it.

Motion detection didnt work properly. Returned.

Camera was easy to set up. Phone app talks you through the set up process. Manufacturer needs to include the 5vDC charger used for initial charge, luckily I had one from my Surface tablet.

It took me awhile to get this little guy hooked up and installed because of weather and some home renovations, but Im very pleased with it. The 2k QHD images are crisp and clear, the spotlight on it is *bright*, and it does a good job at picking up motion. A few things from my use: - Image quality might look meh for something advertised as a 2k camera. When youre looking through the screen, tap the SD button and then select QHD. Boom, instant image quality upgrade. - If you have a well lit exterior at night, you can control the flood light to save some battery by turning it off in the event of motion. This has helped me with the shorter days in New England. You can also toggle it back on during live view if you need that extra boost - which tbh, you might. In areas that arent well lit, I dont think the camera itself has a great night vision. - In addition to a flood light, you can turn on a siren. I have a lot of activity in the direction the camera is pointed, and the siren is annoying and heck, so I turned it off (lol). - When youre installing it, two people is ideal. The camera does not have a tilt/pan feature, so having a second person ready to trigger the motion sensor while the person installing adjusts is ideal. The motion sensor itself is adjustable as well as the camera. Anyway, I really like this one. The only thing I wish it had was a tilt/pan ability so that I could get a better view of things, but the fixed point view is fine given my yard has limited access points. It compliments my other devices well, has great battery life, and its 100% self-sufficient. Last note - I would say get as big an SD card as you can. Theres no requirement for cloud storage (though they do have an option for that). So if youre just going to read off the camera, just get that baby a fat card. 512 gb micro cards can be had for $50 - just do it!