Security Cameras Wireless Outdoor-2K Cameras for Home Security Outside Solar/Battery Powered 2.4G WiFi, 360° Color Night Vision,2 Way Audio, PIR Human Detection,Compatible with Alexa

These are solar powered and run great, I love that I can drop in whenever I want to see what is going on outside of my home and land. You do need a subscription if you want to play back a video. But you are able to download an image for free. You can also speak from your phone if someone is there at your home via the camera. At night when you login to check your camera it will actually light up the area and show you a clearer view. It's easy to set up, we didn't find any issues for installation. I have not purchases as of yet an SD card but if you do it will offer you the storage capacity that you need depending on the size you get. I also did set up the notifications on my cell so I do get a little ping when someone is close or on my property. Over all for the price and easy of use I do really like these for our first time camera's. I am not using the cloud due to personal choice. At this time don't like the thought of someone being able to hack in if they can via the cloud.

The media could not be loaded. Amazing Camera! I purchased the Cinnado B6 Security Wireless Outdoor 2K Camera for Home Security. This was ideal for me since I was looking for a WiFi camera for the Rear of my house with limited electrical outlets. This camera was perfect since I was able to mount it where I needed it. Presto!The camera comes with a Solar panel, and an additional separate charging option. Both work GREAT. Easy to adjust the camera position and the solar Panel for optimal use. The camera itself has Many features that appealed to me.The Image and Video quality combined with Motion Detection feature make this Camera a MUST for a Solar based option! A few features - Motion Detection, Color Night Vision, Smart Siren, Clear 2-Way Audio, and a Rechargeable Battery. Night vision is impressive! I use a 128GB SD card inserted - replay option of playback.The instructions are very user friendly, setting up was very easy. Mounting templates worked perfectly!You must download the Wansview Cloud App, then register with your email address. Be sure to keep your wireless password handy as you will need it to put the camera on your Wi-Fi network.Follow the instructions to power on the camera, paying attention to the flashing indicator lights. Once you see the lights as per the instructions, you can add the camera to the app using the add device option.The camera comes already charged and ready to go, if not you can plug in their supplied cable to charge via USB! The solar panel will keep the battery charged, just make sure you get a few hours of direct sunlight on the panel each day.Alternatively, you can use the supplied USB to charge the camera.As mentioned before, the camera is loaded with great features that are all accessible via the Wansview app and are laid out in an intuitive and user friendly manner. The camera has a ‘pan and tilt’ function. You can also set a ‘home’ position which returns the camera to a predetermined spot. The ‘talk’ feature - speak and listen - via the app.Motion detection can be set up to capture either images or video ( need SD card or subscribe to cloud storage). The picture quality is Awesome! You can also use Zoom feature to inspect image/video.AMAZING Camera! The B6 definitely exceeded my expectations. Set up was very easy. Great Value, Great price! I highly recommend the Cinnado B6 Security Wireless Outdoor 2K Camera for Home Security!

The first thing that struck me about the B6 camera was its heft. It’s seemed somewhat heavier than I expected even without the solar panel which by itself is light. This is probably due to its motor and relatively large rechargeable battery.It took me a while to figure out how to separate the mounting bracket from the camera. You just need to pull the two apart, but I was reluctant at first due to fear of cracking the plastic. It’s quite a clever system that wasn’t intuitive to me and not addressed in the limited directions.Activating the camera and connecting to my wifi network was very straightforward. Once activated it performed very well except that it would sometimes go offline even though it was located relatively close to the wifi router.My original intention was to install the camera on my chimney to get a good bird’s eye view of my yard and be able to pan it to items of interest. Instead of trying to hard mount it to the masonry, I fastened the camera and solar panel to a 10” by 14” plywood panel with hooks. I then strung a thin cable around the flue to hang the camera and panel as one unit. I thought this location would be ideal since it receives a lot of sun to recharge the battery and can't be easily accessed. However, I was a little disappointed after finally trying it out since the field of view is so wide that the roofline significantly limited what could be seen. Also, from that high vantage point the pan feature wasn’t needed since everything not obstructed could already be seen. Furthermore, although the video quality is very good nothing could be seen with great detail since the camera is zoomed out relatively far. I would much prefer the camera have a longer focal length (i.e. greater zoom). The pan feature would be more beneficial and more distant objects could be better seen. Maybe in the future, the manufacturer will consider adding an adjustable/changeable lens that could be preset manually by the user for a wide or zoom view (hint, hint).Since the chimney location didn’t work out so well, I relocated the camera and hung it from a fence in my backyard. Again, the pan feature is not really needed since the field of view is so large as can be seen from the photo.The IR feature works extremely well with very clear nighttime images. One can optionally use the built in LED lights for full color images, but the LEDs will consume additional battery power and the bright light can be intrusive. I didn't play with the motion detection capability much, but it seems challenging to adjust the sensitivity between too easily triggered or not enough.I found it odd that the phone version (Android in my case) of the Wansview Cloud app that’s recommended to control the camera has much more capability than the PC version. For example, none of the camera settings pertaining to motion detection, light and night vision, image rotation, etc are available on the PC version, only the phone version. If I were using this camera more seriously to conduct security monitoring, I’d much prefer using a PC due to the larger display.