2K Solar Camera Outdoor Wireless-2.4Ghz WiFi Cameras for Home Security, Continuous Power, Color Night Vision, SD Card/Cloud Storage, Waterproof, Compatible with Alexa/Google Home S1 (1 Pack)

Good camera with great video. The camera has a self contained solar panel so it is easy to install. You just need to have a sunny place to mount it. No wires to contend with or batteries to change. All you need is a good wifi signal. Easy to setup and control in the app. You can install an sd card for local storage and use the cloud service if desired. All viewable in the app from any location. Really good video.

I bought one of these solar powered cameras to try it out because I was tied of the hassle of cords everywhere outside and running cords into the house, and I have been pleasantly surprised by it. Installed it on the post in my driveway that receives son throughout the day. I live in the Southern United States so it gets in the triple digits here and the camera has held up to the heat and the violent thunderstorms we experience seasonally. The solar panel on the top and the battery in the camera are working well in tandem as the camera works 24-7 and hasn't died on me yet. The picture is very clear and in color. It connected easily to my Wi-Fi and was very easy to install. (I will say that you need to know how to turn on your 2.4 signal if you have fiberoptic before you are ready to install the camera. You can contact your ISP and they will tell you how to do it if you don't know.) The microphone and the speakers work very well. It has an app you can download on your phone. Through this app you can do a variety of things such as setting up the camera, speaking to someone through the camera and then in turn hear what they're saying in reply. You can also record footage and retrieve it from the cloud or download it to your phone. On the camera itself there's a slot for an SD card which I haven't used yet, but I'm assuming it would record to the SD card. I'm unsure of how often it would be overwritten, but I'm assuming it would be dependent upon the size capacity of the SD card itself. Maybe the manufacturer can answer that question for me. The only possible drawback is it probably needs to be in a sunny location or very near an outside outlet as it comes with a very short power cable with no box, so if you have areas around the outside of your space that are very shady you may need to get creative with where you hang it up if there's no sun due to a large tree or no wall plug nearby. I'm actually going to order another six of these and play around with the amount of and type of sun they receive depending on where I install them to see if I can put it under my tree to test i's functionality in a shady location or other areas where it may receive only morning or only afternoon sun. This is mostly going to be performed out of curiosity and an abundance of time. For the money, this camera is excellent and I would highly recommend it.

Let me start with the price...with the deal for all four cameras, you absolutely CANNOT beat it. Functional positives: Camera setup is easy, mounting can be done without too much trouble (use longer and stronger screws if you got 'em), and if they spend at least four hours a day in direct sunlight, they will charge up and maintain that charge for days. I bought the SanDisk outdoor trail cam SD cards (in a four pack) to go inside just because this is Texas, lol. These cameras LOOK high quality and serve as a good visual deterrent to potential troublemakers. The images they produce are a hair above decent, but you will lose a lot of detail while zooming in on faces, license plates, etc., even though the zoom range is outstanding. The only real downside of the cameras is that you have to adjust the settings for each position specifically for that camera. Under the motion detection setting there are three preset modes to choose from but you will have to use the custom mode or else you'll be getting alerts for every car that passes by. I did have one camera that stopped functioning and when I took it down, found water inside. Because the seller sent several follow-up emails (you enter your email when you register on the app), I was able to contact customer support quickly without going through the Amazon return process. I got a response from ROXIE within a few hours and they shipped out a new camera ASAP. Fine work there. Would recommend this product.

I recently purchased the AOQEE 2K Wireless Security Camera Outdoor system (S1 4P) through Amazon, and I couldn’t be more satisfied. These cameras have exceeded my expectations in every way. The solar charging feature is especially impressive — all four cameras stay consistently charged, even though not all of them receive direct sunlight. I haven’t had to use the included charging cables or plug them in at all, which speaks to the efficiency of the solar panels. The cameras offer great flexibility with both SD card and cloud storage options, allowing you to choose what works best for your needs. I also appreciate the AI motion detection and siren, which provide real-time alerts and added security. The color night vision is clear and detailed, and the ability to view all the cameras at once through the app is incredibly convenient. Everything needed for installation was included, making setup quick and easy. On top of the excellent product, the customer service has been outstanding. They proactively reached out to ensure I was satisfied and offered support without me having to ask. They also explained the warranty coverage clearly, which I really appreciated. The team has been professional, responsive, and genuinely helpful. Overall, I highly recommend these AOQEE cameras to anyone looking for a reliable, easy-to-install, solar-powered home security solution.

I wanted outdoor cameras that were battery powered, solar charging, allowed saving video to an SD card, and that did not require a subscription or in home listening device like Alexa. These cameras checked all the boxes, had a lot of good reviews and were on sale for a very good price. Other nice features are being able to listen and talk through the cameras, and the security light that can be turned on/off or set to auto for color video at night. Setup & installation was easy. The initial pairing of each camera with my wifi and phone was the only finicky thing. It worked best to be in the same room as the router. But it did take several attempts to get each camera to pair. There were two methods - the easiest one has a QR code on your phone display and then the camera tries to scan the code. I could not get the camera to scan it. The other method worked after a few tries. But once the cameras are paired, you don’t have to do it again. I installed the cameras outdoors and have had no connection issues with my wifi. After about 4 weeks of use, the cameras have worked flawlessly. I was concerned about the solar charging because it’s Dec/Jan in Ohio. We have had little sun with most days being cloudy, rainy or snowing. And I have my motion detection set to maximum distance, maximum sensitivity, and recording length also set to max. These are not the setting to use for best battery life, but despite all of this, the cameras have all remained at 100% charge! Each camera gets triggered a few times a day but it is not heavy use. As for video quality, I have not had any other cameras to compare, but the footage is clear and quite good IMO. Some have mentioned the lenses fogging up, but I have not had this issue. I’ll have to see how they do in the humid and hot summer. There are two things I think others might consider depending on their situation: First, the cameras have a field of view of 100 degrees. If you are mounting these in a tight space, that might not be a wide enough view for some people. Second, if you can not mount these in the open where the sun can hit the panel on top of the camera, you might want a different model with a separate solar panel that can be mounted in an open location. Overall I am very happy with the cameras and they are perfect for my needs.

I had similar solar cameras, but these have integrated solar panels onto the body of the camera. So there isn't an additional wire for a sleek look. Camera quality is great with clear videos. You can adjust the sensitivity of motions and omit private areas from surveillance. Overall, it has great functions since you can monitor all of the units in one viewing window on the app to monitor all your point of interest. The setup was as seamless as the other AOQEE units. I’m going to paraphrase the manufacturing instructions. Download the app before doing anything with the camera. Supply power to the camera and wait a few seconds until the blue light blinks. Once the blue light blinks, reset the camera by holding the reset button to prepare it for pairing. You’ll hear a voice response when it's done successfully. Launch the app and navigate to the home screen on the top right corner. Tap "+" to add this specific camera to your monitoring list. You’ll see two tabs when you launch the "+" function; one tab is for AOQEE, while the others are their sister companies. It’s handy and easy to identify which camera you’re using with those pictures. Upon selecting your camera, it’ll ask about your WiFi network log-in credentials. Then you’ll be prompted to put your phone in front of the camera for it to read the QR code that your phone will display. Wait for it to do its thing after you hear the voice response when it has been done successfully for a minute or two. When it is finished establishing a network, you can customize your camera’s settings and its name.

These cameras are nice looking, have lots of great features and produce nice sharp, high-contrast images. The mounting plates work well and firmly support these against any flat surface. The problem with these isn't the cameras themselves, which appear to be well-made. The problem is the Wansview App, which you need to make these operational and monitor the images. Finding the correct app for your application can be difficult, especially if you're using MacOS. It took me several tries from their website to find that their original Mac link didn't work and you had to load a different updated app to make this work. Even then, the software is extremely buggy. The window cannot be resized and the entire app and images appear sideways. Images sometimes take a long time to load as well. Wansview, Aoqee or whatever company this is needs to find a good web developer and fix their app.

UPDATE: 3 days past return window one camera has died. It stays on network just long enough to get it setup the drops network. ORIGINAL POST I’ve been reluctant to get solar cameras as I have heard nothing but bad about them. But these cameras works great! They are worth the purchase price even without a cloud based service plan (but you get a lot of extra features with a plan). I check all alerts every morning. I purchased a kit of 4 cameras. The setup was a breeze, I did it manually as I could not get the first one to see the bar code. Manual is faster for me anyways. I used some old 4gb and 8gb SD memory cards I had lying around so I used them. I try to avoid monthly service fees. When I first received them as I set each one up I put it on a charger even though none were below 86% battery power left. I went ahead and updated all cameras to latest firmware. Not fully trusting solar power I decided to test them after fully charging all of them by plugging them in, in case I needed to return them. I turned one camera off and placed it back in the box. I placed 2 cameras (turned on) in my office so I could see how the batteries would hold up without sunlight. I mounted one outside in the sun. I played with the all different settings for 3 days on all cameras, testing the motion alerts and reviewing videos. At the end of 3 days of torture test, overall I’m extremely pleased, enough so that I mounted all the cameras outside. Im keeping them. I continued using/testing the cameras for about 2 weeks before placing review. Just to make sure everything was ok. I later tested multiple SD cards up to 64gb. SD card size and speed does NOT seem to make an any difference. Now for the good and the bad. THE GOOD The batteries performed better than I expected. After close to 72 hours the 2 cameras hidden from light but working, recording video and even using the bright lights for motion detection, the batteries in both cameras never dropped below 88%! So cloudy days won’t be a problem for these cameras. The camera I turned off during testing was still at 100% when turned back on. On the camera mounted outdoors the battery never dropped below 99%. So solar using batteries shouldn’t be a problem. Great relief as I have had problems getting power to cameras before. The quality of video recording is very good, see video of neighbors cat entering/entering my yard. The flash from dark to well-lit is when the camera's white lights turn on. Controllable in software. Had a bad storm come through a few days ago. 40mph winds and 3 inches of rain for hours. ALL cameras held up just great. No water issues that I can see. THE BAD (somewhat) Overall the hardware ( the cameras themselves) are fine, however the software could use a little tweaking. I do like the “grouping” feature where I can watch all 4 at once (see pict). All weaknesses appear to be fault of software and/or settings that we can’t change. Video recording sometimes starts too late. Sometimes you never see the actual motion that triggered the alert, saving an extra second or 2 at the start would solve that but it’s not user selectable. :-( Most times this isn’t an issue if the motion continues in the video, but sometimes the object has moved outside of area recording too fast to be seen very well, especially when using far detection. Far detection works ( for me upto 80 feet away or more. However I feel it is unnecessary as you would not be able to distinguish any identifiable features of any person or object. I feel the default setting of max 10 seconds for recording is sufficient most times but a little too short in some cases. 15 seconds would be ideal but you can’t change that when using SD memory cards. You have to purchase a service plan to extend that. I have other cameras also using Wansview software that record up to 20 seconds without a service plan and record the actual beginning of detection. So that is definitely a software setting. OVERALL Maybe it should be 4 3/4 stars as I would like an extra second at the start of recordings. Of course as you can tell I’m really picky.