WiFi Camera, 1080P Security Camera System Wireless 2.4Ghz Home PTZ Pan/Tilt/Zoom Cam with 2 Way Audio Night Vision, Auto-Cruise, Motion Tracker, Activity Alert, Pet Camera iOS/Android/Windows

I bought two of these at the same time. The setup was easy. The cameras have all the basic features I like to see in a camera.The one thing that these cameras do not have is access via IP address… Another words, you cannot access the camera directly (on board menu) by entering an IP address assigned to the camera via your home or business network. When cameras do have this feature, you can find out or assign login, password, and port number so that you can add the cameras to viewing software of your choice and have all your cameras in one place/viewer. These cameras you HAVE TO use their software. I also do not like not being in control of how my camera becomes viewable to my remote device when I’m out of town. With these cameras I have to create a free account via the software and let it set up the sharing options/method.Don’t get me wrong, this camera is probably perfect for most. If I get more, I’ll search for ones that I can share my way… or at least have the option to.

These cameras are obviously budget, and despite the price, I thought pretty decent hardware with awesome features normally only found on a much more expensive camera. Cheaper parts and construction for sure, but still great features. Cameras have decent picture for the money. Best for keeping an eye on baby, pets, plants, delivery people etc.. when you, the observer, are in the same location, and on the same network. The issue is the cameras seem only to work with a single app (JAWA Life). This app is very buggy, drops connections often, will not log in for hours at a time. Bottom line is hardware is acceptable, app is not. If these cameras were capable of sensibly pairing to another app, I would definitely recommend this hardware product. However, I have wasted 2 days of my life (I am very stubborn) trying to stitch together a low budget security system. I am throwing in the towel and returning the hardware.To the Amazon consumer: I suggest not buying these cameras, at any price, and buy something that is inter operable with more ways to view and share the camera data. I personally suggest, in retrospect, selecting hardware that is IP and ONVIF standards compliant. The latter will ensure interoperability with some pretty great stable software/Apps out there. Believe me...the extra money for a compliant camera will be cheaper than fiddling with these, or many others like these, to no satisfying end.To the manufacturer: Please work on being compliant with more app providers. That way if one app has a crap release cycle then there are others to fall back on without having to return the hardware. Otherwise, pretty decent hardware.To the seller: Please complain to the manufacturer that you can't sell something this buggy without costly returns. Costly for everyone. Me, the hw manufacturer, the seller, amazon, packers, UPS etc... we all wasted a lot of carbon with this Amazon box full of mediocrity.To the app makers: Conceptually the app is good. It installed the cameras and all was well and functioned for a day or so.. However, the app drops camera feeds (could be firmware related) and currently will not log in anymore. Just keeps giving generic network errors. Stability is my main complaint. Edit: Need better error messages so the consumer is not "chasing their tail" looking for errors that is due to a remote server fail. Can't the app just say "server down"? Network error is too low resolution for serious troubleshooting.Edit: Reached out to support and received a reply. Confirmed its either "JAWA app or dead in the water" with these cameras. They also mentioned that "their" server was down and its restored. I did log in and confirm this was true. I pulled a camera back out if the box and confirmed its true. They mentioned that it was only a few hours but it was more like 30 hours, at least my cameras were down for 30 or so hours. I asked if there was any other means to hook and view the camera, like an NVR. I specifically mentioned Blue Iris as a potential alternative and was told that their cameras do not work with Blue Iris (or any other NVR is implied). With that said, I felt a bit bad about writing a review at the height of my frustration with these products, which is something I like to avoid if possible. However, upon further investigation, a short interaction with their tech support, and a mindful reflection of the comments above....my original review stands unchanged. The biggest issue I have with this manufacturer remains, no integration with other systems despite including an ONVIF compliance table in the installation and user manual. For this reason, and in my personal opinion, one should keep looking until new revisions are released. These cams are on the right track, but seems to be currently off the rails.

I was excited about my first security cam... unfortunately this thing will not connect for me at all:/ I made sure I wasn’t on 5G WiFi and did everything by the book and the video through the Jawa app. Nothing. Will not get past the connecting to WiFi prompt and I’ve tried several times. I tried contacting customer support but no luck so far. Now I need to call amazon and hopefully we can make it right.Update... wow! I was lazy and never sent the thing back or called amazon for about a month then I decided to just try again instead of call first or send it back and what do ya know!? It worked the first shot and has been workin great! Quality is great and works fine haha. Glad I tried again and giving three stars maybe I should have given 4 but just because it was a pain in my ass haha.

I have used other brands before and this camera is the easiest to instal by a long way. I have a home network and satellite internet access and the camera automatically set up the port forwarding without having to do a thing. The camera works and is visible on my phone when I'm traveling. I've been on the far side of the planet and can check on the cat at home.

Video quality is pretty good but audio is pretty bad. You can two way talk but clarity is not so good. It meets our needs just fine though. We use it for keeping an eye on the grandbabies. It was relatively easy to set up but you need to follow the included instructions closely. Wifi range is good but I can't figure out how to store video on the micros card I installed. I don't really need that feature but it bugged me that it using the card wasn't intuitive. Overall this is an excellent buy if you want a simple wifi camera that you can monitor from you phone or PC.

I ordered three of these cameras. The first one I took out of the box and attempted to install did not work. It plays an audio tone through your phone's speakers to transmit setup info. It uses audio prompts to tell you the status. It constantly got to the "connected to wifi network" step but the blue LED kept blinking indicating that it wasn't connected. After several resets and attempts I gave up on that one and tried the next (I was leaving for vacation in an hour and needed to just get _something_ working). The second one set up quickly like it should, with zero issues. Then I tried the third one, and it also failed to set up after many resets. So I bought 3 cameras, and only 1 was actually usable.The one that _did_ work worked pretty well, all things considered, but I'm extremely disappointed in the other two. I can't be bothered to go through the hassle of returning them for a refund or anything, but take this review as a warning.

These cameras work great and have no problems with connectivity contrary to some revues. Used them on vacation to keep an eye on our home and pets and have no complaints. The night vision (range & clarity) works way better than expected!