EZVIZ Battery Security Camera Outdoor With Solar Panel Wireless, CB3 KIT 2K | Color Night Vision, Human Vehicle Detection,120-Day Battery, 24/7 Recording, Wi-Fi 6, IP65 Waterproof, Support Google&Alexa

Extra cameras easy to set up and great build quality

Easy to install, great quality picture, wry happy!

Ok so I've taken my time in testing these cheap battery cameras and came across a few issues that may change your mind buying one. I'll start with the good stuff. The camera picture quality is really good, it has a nice wide angle lens. It records to the SD card (free) and cloud (subscription). It's advertises a 110 battery life with it's typical certain amount of uses per day. The pir is really good and has the odd flase hit. Infrared is also very good and excellent night vision picture or colour. Ok here's the bits will either make or break future purchases. The camera bracket is absolutely useless, you cannot angle the camera at a side angle, its poorly designed. It's a screwed plastic cover with a rubber insert to keep the bracket in place, if you tighten too much it just over tightens and slips and this doesn't give you a sturdy mount. In the app you cannot download off the SD card footage it's captured to your device, you have to play the video back and record the screen. You can only download and save to your device using the subscription service. These cameras are being mis-sold as the SD card function is totally useless as you cannot use on your own pc as the files are encrypted. Ok your thinking that's not an issue I'll take the SD card out and play it back on my computer, no you cannot do that either, the footage will not playback on a computer. The PC software is awful, it's simply terrible to work. Nothing works like they say it works, the LAN connected cameras don't work, I believe this is too stop you downloading the footage as everything is encrypted. You don't actually own the SD card footage either. Battery life, ok it's pretty good to be fair in normal circumstances. WIFI connection, now this will still record if you don't have a WiFi connection but and this is a big but, this will kill your battery in 1 day flat. I think this is a firmware issue that the camera is looking all the time for a WiFi connection when it don't have one and it's killing the battery. Solar panel, I do not have the original micro usb solar panel, but I do have a reolink micro usb solar panel, same connection but it will not charge the camera from this other source. I'm not sure if they have some kind of protection on the port to stop other solar panels working. I'm not sure if they plan to change any of the issues I've raised. The biggest one for me is the non WiFi draining the battery life. I did buy x3 of these and would NOT buy them again. It's pretty clear once you buy these cameras that they are subscription based only, but only after you do some research. I feel liked I've been conned.

An excellent solution for tricky locations. I use this as an external camera, where it would have been very difficult and costly to run a power lead to it. Being completely wireless and battery powered with a built-in SD card makes this camera ideal for my purposes. The battery lasts for many months on a single charge, even when the camera is often accessed online to check live or recorded feeds, as I routinely do. Then it just needs to be connected with the supplied micro-USB cable and charged up again for the next trouble-free period of use. The image quality is very good and the range of settings (once you get to understand it all) are flexible enough to meet most people's needs, including audio recording, alerts and floodlight illumination on alert or demand. Night vision is as clear as day vision and the infrared light has a surprisingly good range. All in all an excellent product and highly recommended.

Works perfectly but solar is now not keeping working as summer is over.

Have had these cameras for 6 months, they do lose connection to network so requires a reset, after 6 months one of the batteries does not keep charge for longer than 24 hrs. Support from Ezviz was very very poor but if you stick to your guns and go through the monotonous video requests from them, they will replace your faulty item.

Camera is fine however I bought it to replace broken older model. This camera uses USB C which is great but is not compatible with old solar panel so now I can't charge it... be careful

Nice camera feels very high quality and well made.Still using micro usb port for charging. It being used on my shed, Although it is waterproof , it collects water droplet on the lens and blurs the quality of the picture. Not sure about use in wet weather.

I had been hesitant to add a battery powered/wireless camera to my set of ezViz cameras around the house, weary of battery life, picture quality, etc.., but this camera has lived up to it advertised promises. When set to the battery saving mode, the life between charges is about 3-4 months. When you need to charge it, just simple unscrew from the mount and plug it into any USB port. Full charging takes a few hours and it's ready to go again for another few months. I have used other brands for security cams and I have found that ezViz has the best quality, and most user friendly app of any. I definitely recommend.

It has been solid and reliable so far. Connected to the Ezviz solar panel, practical for the front door. Wide angle view and good detection.

Battery will not last a couple months. Already at 60% in two weeks. Good clear camera and good light though

Easy to install, fantastic quality for picking up movement, and very clear detailed images. I love looking every day to see what wild life is in my lawn. It also picks up any people or vehicles that come in my driveway from 300 feet away. I would definitely recommend this camera.

Caméras de très bonne qualité tant matériel, que audio et image (jour et nuit). Facile d'installation. Les manuels caméras et panneaux solaires, sont bien explicites. Cependant, il faut préciser que ces caméras sont plus adaptées à être installés horizontalement (mur ou support) que verticalement (sous toiture) pour profiter d'un plus grand champ de vision à couvrir, l'angle de la rotule étant limité il ne permet pas de couvrir une bonne distance de la façade de la maison par rapport aux ouvertures (fenêtres et portes). Il existe plusieurs type de supports en vente. Pour les bricoleurs, j'ai utilisé des plaque perforées pour les chevrons, c'est aussi solide mais largement moins cher. Le partage avec un membre est très simple à faire, on peut faire plusieurs partages. A préciser, que l'autre membre doit aussi installer l'application et se créer un compte sur EZVIZ pour pouvoir recevoir les partages des caméras. Bonne installation à tout ceux qui franchirons le pas.