Victure 1080P Wi-Fi Camera, Baby Monitor with Camera, Dog Camera, 2.4GHz Home Pet Security Camera, Motion Tracking, Montion and Sound Detection, works with Alexa-Black

Like most people these days I am concerned about the security of my home, particularly with recent increases in house burglary in the UK. I decided that, apart from the comprehensive alarm system we have installed, I needed a method of monitoring my home and surroundings whilst away.I spent a significant amount of time talking with people and reviewing product and eventually opted for the Victure 1080P product from Amazon. After ordering the first unit it arrived extremely promptly and was a doddle to install. I decided to mount it 'upside down' in the window surround as that permitted excellent coverage and was least intrusive being behind the blind/curtain. Being a WiFi solution the only wiring is a simple USB cable from the supplied power adaptor - this is the ONLY criticism I have as the supplied cord is 1) black coloured, not great for routing unobtrusively, and 2) is quite short at only about 1.5 metres. I purchased quality 5 metre white cables as a replacement.The unit comes complete with a bayonet mount base AND fixing screws and rawlplugs! Once I'd fitted the base (make sure that you have orientation right for the area you want as your primary viewing area) it was simple case of inserting the memory card (I used SanDisk 64gb Class 10 which records a little over 1 week before overwriting and removes the need for "cloud" storage needs) applying power and following the simple instructions for connecting to your mobile phone (Apple and Android app is free to download) and therefore to your router. I changed the default name of the camera to a name that described where the camera was covering (driveway) and swapped the orientation so that the upside down view was reversed and appears on screen the correct way up. Recorded a 360 degree strip for easy and fast location of any area I wanted to immediately view as instructed by the app and that was it.I was then able to view live video from the camera on my phone anywhere I had a WiFi connection, also able to recieve alerts from the camera if it detects movement (postman, bin men, delivery people) and I'm then able to replay that event and see exactly who/what caused the alarm.I was so delighted with the results that I immediately ordered a further two units which arrived just two days later. Installed these in other areas, again both upside down, and discovered one wasn't giving me a motion detected alarm. Contacted supplier and explained this and they sent a replacement unit the performs perfectly within three days!All in all I am delighted with both the product and the Customer Support!

Bought one of these and I was so pleased with it I bought another, bought them coupled with a 64gb memory card although online storage is available, bought the 16ft micro USB leads for ceiling fitment and some trunking from B &Q, streaming on the app works well, at the time I paid £29.99 per unit and at this price it's very good value for the money, all I hope for is they give me long service, too early to tell yet, would I buy another? Yeah I probably would.

This camera is cheap, but it does the job well.Here's what you need to know:- It can be connected to your router via Ethernet cable (port on the back) or WiFi.- You can access it via a mobile phone app which is both Android and iOS compatible. You can also ask for (beta) PC software that is Windows compatible if you'd rather connect to the camera via your PC.- The app is very easy to use, and allows you to:--- Scroll back through to any date and time when the camera was recording.--- Move the camera up, down, left and right. It rotates 360 degrees.--- Increase/decrease the speaker and microphone volume (you can hold the mic button on the app to talk out through the camera! I used this snazzy feature to freak my sister out).--- Enable/disable the status light.--- Enable/disable the motion sensor alert system.--- Change the time, change the router, upgrade firmware, view camera information, set viewing angle (and reverse it), and set a custom recording angle/time.--- Much, much more.You need to purchase a microSD card for the camera. MicroSD, SDHC and SDXC all work. HC means high capacity (up to 32GB of storage space), XC means eXtended capacity (greater than 32GB of storage space). Personally I bought the SanDisk 64GB card from Amazon for about £12, and this allows the camera to record continuously for around a week.The only downside is you currently can't disable the red IR lights around the camera lense which are automatically turned on in the dark to allow the camera to record clearly at night. This wouldn't be a problem if the camera isn't placed by a window looking out, otherwise the red lights would reflect on the glass and distort the image.Coming to the service provided by this seller, it's second-to-none. Jessica is extremely friendly and helped me with any questions I had quickly.If you're thinking about buying this camera, it's worth the price - do it. What it'll record for you will probably be worth a lot more than what you paid for it.

Bought this cute little camera to keep an eye on my dogs on the rare occasions that I have to leave them alone. I discovered that all they do is sleep!It was easy to set up (so my partner told me) and after I installed the app on my android phone it was very easy to log in and keep an eye on the pooches. You can pan around the room too. It's portable so you can move it to wherever you want. Well worth the money!

I wanted a wifi camera which would pan & tilt so I could check my chickens got into the coop before the electric door was shut at night. It also needed to work from a USB cable as the coop is powered by a solar panel this limited my search somewhat.This was very easy to setup, it connected straight to my wifi in the house and I could view the video clearly on my android phone. I tested it for a few days looking out the utility room window and all was well. I then installed into the coop and even though this is 70ft from my wifi router it connected ok and the video is nice and clear.Pan & tilt work as they should, all round a good camera and does all that I need it too.My only gripe is that I can't find any software that runs on a Mac to view this camera, which is a shame. If anyone know of any please let me know.Photo taken in the pitch black, pretty good hey.