TENVIS 1080P IP Camera- Wireless Surveillance Camera, Indoor Security Camera with PTZ, Night Vision, Two-Way Audio, 2.4Ghz WiFi Home Dome Camera for Pet Baby Monitor, Work with Android/iOS App

These cameras (I bought one to try, then a second one) exceeded my expectations, especially for the price.You can pan and tilt them with a finger swipe on the phone screen. You can zoom in on the image (digital, not optical).The attached photos are screen shots from my iPhone while sitting at my desk a mile away from the cameras. The resolution is full HD on all.1- The B&W one is using the built-in LEDs to show the room- it was actually quite dark. The bright spot in the center is from the LEDs on the camera in the next room.2- second camera. Room slightly brighter so it is in color.3 & 4 are screen shots of the menu. First is live feed from one room. From the menu you can take a snapshot, record video, listen, or push the microphone button and speak. The second is showing the status of both cameras.5& 6 are screen shots by the app itself. #5 was in complete darkness. The cat was guarding the camera, I guess.#6 was taken 1 second later. I had just pushed the microphone button and said "kitty kitty" and the cat turned to look.Both cameras are secure wireless connected to the WiFi. I can access them as IP devices from anywhere.About setup- I'm very impressed. The manual is in good English, with clear photos and diagrams. You connect the camera to WiFi using your phone. The app takes a picture of the QR code on the camera bottom, links to WiFi using the one you are on, then connects after you enter the camera password. It took longer for me to write this than to do it.

 Very easy to set it up. Just 1,2,3. Super easy to use it with the app on a phone.Camera turns around with a gesture of a finger with no sound.The HD video quality is really good. I would say that even SD quality is good enough. Night Vision feature with infrared lights works well.TwoWay audio is such a fun and the sound is clear.Now I know what's happening when I'm away. All I need is just to tap the screen.

So far so good with this camera. In the setup directions, when it says to make sure you have your phone next to the camera and the volume turned up, that's exactly what they mean! I didn't think it needed to be that close and the setup failed. I tried again and held the phone right beside the camera and it setup without issues! We are using it to watch our dogs during the day since our puppy can't be fully trusted yet. Once we figured out how to turn the camera's speaker volume up in the app, it has worked much better to come through the speaker and tell her to get off the furniture (so she can actually hear us now). I like that you can create presets, so rather than trying to pan around, I can go to a preset view and it'll automatically move the camera to somewhere I wanted to view. I would recommend this camera if you're just wanting something that can look in on things and the two-way audio is a nice bonus!PS... as far as the 2.4G wireless network - after being on tech support with our internet provider and our router provider, we learned that most newer routers broadcast both networks at the same time. I just had to move farther away from my router to make sure my phone connected to the 2.4 channel and everything was good to go!

After reading reviews about the Tenvis camera, we liked the simplicity and the good reviews on audio, so we decided to get two of them. When we've gone on trips in the past, sometimes it's a few days before our son looks in on our dog, so we wanted to look in on her ourselves. These cameras were just the thing for us! They are reasonably priced, and the audio really is understandable and plenty loud.The picture quality is great. At night, the view is black and white, but we could still make out an image of a squirrel running along our patio reasonably well at around 20 feet away. The view changes rotation by swiping on the screen with your finger. It only moves a few degrees at a time, and takes a second to respond. You can select to rotate the picture to take up your entire screen so it's a larger view. The zoom works the same as enlarging a view on a picture in your phone.The instructions are quite simple. We turned on the wifi on our phone, downloaded the app, turned on the camera, waited for the camera lens to stop moving and make a little tinkling noise. Then we tapped on the screen to add the camera, scanned in the QR code found on the bottom of the camera base, selected to add by our 2.4 GHz wifi network, and entered the wifi password. It asked us to name the camera, and to provide a password to access that particular camera. That was it!So easy to use too, all we do is make sure we have internet access on the phone (either wifi or data turned on), open the app, and we get the picture shown in the first screen, which shows both camera views. We select each one in turn to get the full screen view for that camera. Each camera has separate event and timing recording, and settings where you can specify either motion detecting, or specific timed settings for recording, to either an SD card or FTP server. There are quite a few options on various menus, and we've not even had to use most of them. There is no description on how to set up the event recording, but it's actually pretty self-explanatory by just going into the menus, looking at what's available, and playing around a little bit with the options.Overall, we're very happy with our purchase, and we've been able to keep an eye on our little girl and talk to her from far away, which was our primary intent.

This is my third Tenvis Camera. I previously bought the 720 and 1080 and both have been working flawlessly for over a year now. Installation is so simple (less than 3 minutes). Keep up the great product line and can't wait to try Tenvis future cameras.

I just received it and setup was a breeze. I was looking at a video on my phone in about 20 minutes. It only took that long because I had to move it close to the router to get it to connect the first time. ( I live in a 3 story house.). After it connected I moved it back down where I want to use it and it is working great. I am going to watch my dogs with it. The only thing is I could not figure out how to pan with it. I don’t really need that feature, though. I plan to download the user guide and see if I can figure out how to do that.