Imou 2K WiFi Security Camera Indoor Pet Dog Baby Camera with AI Human/Motion/Sound Detection, 360° Wireless IP Home Security Camera, Smart Tracking, Siren, Night Vision, 2-Way Audio, Works with Alexa

Great little camera, easy to set up , good quality images . Good value for money.

Great camera, had it a while now, works faultlessly, clear images, records onto its own SD card, ad completely controllable with the app from anywhere you have Internet.So good I now have them inside and outside my house covering everything and all on one app, love it.

this camera is soooo good, great value for money. amazing picture quality, no lagging on the live screen, very good detection on it. its that good im ordering another one for my back yard

As far as quality and features are concerned I am happy with this camera. I bought it to replace a Wansview 1080p IP camera that was showing its age. I also have a Nooie 360, an Arenti Dome 1 and a Laxihub Minicam. I use an Android app called TinyCam to integrate the Wanscam and the last two in one viewing platform. There is a Nooie app and an Arenti app but I prefer to integrate. TinyCam also runs on my Android TV.Arenti and Laxihub are the same company. Both cameras use the Onvif standard. The Arenti Dome 1 has PTZ, which works well with the TinyCam app. The Imou also has Onvif but it's implementation is incomplete. It's Onvif for viewing is fine. The Nooie does not have Onvif.I bought the Imou because of the better resolution than the Arenti Dome 1 and the Nooie. Otherwise they are similar in feature set (at least the ones essential to me). My only disappointment is that Imou do not provide a working Onvif interface for PTZ. Having said that, the Arenti and Nooie are far more expensive. Presumably they need to recoup the money spent on the eye candy designs (I like the Imou design better!).So, I can live with the lack of PTZ in TinyCam and if you are fine with using the manufacturer's app for control and viewing, I would recommend the Imou over the Arenti and Nooie on the basis of cost, resolution and equivalent feature set.The Nooie app is a poor best. The Arenti and the Imou app are pretty awful in design but liveable with. The Imou app is not intuitive, for example in setting up continuous recording to card. Also it's camera setup could be better.If you are looking for a good featured, good quality camera with good resolution and a good price then the Imou Ranger 2C 4Mp fills those requirements.

This Imou 2.5K security camera is fantastic! The 360° rotational view provides excellent coverage, and the 4MP resolution ensures clear video quality. It was easy to set up in my office and works perfectly for general monitoring. Motion and sound detection features are responsive, and the night vision is impressive. The two-way audio is a nice touch for quick communication. Overall, a great camera for keeping an eye on things—highly recommended!

I am really impressed by this wee fella. For under £20, it's absolutely spot on.My last camera was pretty shoddy with zero night vision. Not the case with this.I bought the 2mp version with the thought of getting the next one up if the kit was good but image bad. I'll be picking up another of the 2mp, for the image is clear and the night vision is very impressive for the price.Motion detection can be a tad sensitive and my sd card looks like it will fill up pretty quickly.Only downside so far is that you can't delete recordings from the sd card on the app, you'll need to do this manually.Connection was a tad annoying, the app failed to pick up the device and I had to leave it to go back the next day. Not sure what had changed, but it connected pretty easily on the second day and was then good to go.Moving the camera on the app so very easy, nothing overly sensitive that will have you toggling for the right position.Opening the app, the camera connects within seconds and seems to have an acceptable delay.Unable to comment on reliability, it's been in use for one night, but the unit itself seems solid enough and the shape of it means it's unlikely to fall over/be knocked over by the cats.Would definitely recommend. Absolute bargain.

Great picture quality day or night and very nicely made. Comes with the wall/ceiling bracket. The power code is very short making finding a good location difficult. Easy to install on your phone, mines an iPhone, my wife has an android phone and both connected easily.So now the issue. The internet connection is very intermittent. I have the lattest SKY wifi in the house and have no issues receiving it on my phone anywhere around my house or even into the garden. But the camera suddenly loses picture and starts to search for the wifi signal again. Also it can simply lock up with a picture. The real time on the screen being the only clue as the time freezes. Finally when working the motion detector is very sluggish and cannot keep up with either the dog dashing through the house (even on dog setting) or a person walking through the room. As soon as they out pace it the camera just gives up and stops moving. On the whole it’s reasonable but if you want it for security I’d suggest it’s just a bit to clunky.

Well it works! And for the price I am very impressed. Picture quality is good. Recorded sound not so good.I'm recording onto an SD card; it accepted a 16GB card but for some reason rejected a 128GB. Oh well. I've set it to record all "detections" and a day of recording events takes up about 3GB of data. That's pretty good - I simply delete the data each day or so. I actually can't see a way to delete data (that works) so I "format" the card each time (takes a couple of seconds). My one complaint is that the Motion Tracking can be erratic.Oh - I set it up to record through a window and I found it is far better to turn OFF Night Vision. I live on a street with some street-lighting and with "sensitivity" set to high there is enough light to record in colour and good clarity. For £21 this is a bargain.