If you are a soon-to-be mom or dad who has been tirelessly researching baby monitors, you can stop right now and get this one. The manufacturer really delivers tremendous quality in a box with this combo baby monitor and camera. This is a closed FHSS system (frequency hopping spectrum), so no wifi needed and no worries of your system being hacked. Closed systems like this were once criticized for their grainy picture quality. But recent offerings have been trending towards hi-def and this system transmits one of the best hi-def color images I've ever seen on a baby monitor. The camera has pan/tilt/zoom and you can connect up to four cameras to the monitor. If you do more than one camera, the 5" 720p color display can easily handle the two-way split screen function. Other features packed into this system include night vision, sound and temperature alerts, 2-way audio (you can talk to your baby!), and 8 lullabies. An outstanding bargain and absolute recommended buy.

Not too bright but they work very well and I love that I have remote to change brightness levels.

I'm a bit torn on this cam.Pros:+ it is nicely small and stand-alone, so easy to set somewhere and record.+ it video doesn't suck (not awesome either) .+ pulling out the micro SD card, I can load and view videos in Win10 without problem.+ battery lasted about 40 minutes on the initial charge, but after leaving it on the charger overnight, no problems running for just over an hour on the battery.Cons:- I bought it specifically because it seemed from the description I could narrow the degree of view. I believe that is not possible. Every "cam" I buy seems to have a very wide field of view, I want a smaller frame for close-ups and interviews ... without the cam having to be like a foot from the subject.- The "XDV" app is crap. Doesn't really want to connect and when it did, it lost connection and then I wasn't able to do anything again. I've got some experience with other WiFi cams and they're not this bad.I'll update if there's something more to contribute. Like I said, it's not a waste of money, I just have to figure out how to fit this particular piece of technology into my life.

Tiffen filters are excellent choices and have a great price. I look forward to using this filter on my Canon lens.

I set this up to take photos and movies between 11 pm and 6am, and it worked beautifully to capture several coyotes and wild donkeys outside my fence. I'm moving it today to the far corner of the property to see what goes that way, and to get a closer view (I had it about 35 feet away from the animals, but the sensors still picked the movement up.)Great trail camera for capturing wildlife as the unit doesn't come on until movement is detected. Very happy with this camera!The ONLY downside is that it takes the limited 32G SD card instead of the 128s I would prefer to use.