I have been shooting a a semi-pro for years and have always had battery grips or motor winders on my cameras. I appreciate the increased usability and features these devices bring.I have large hands and never liked a smaller camera. I like the heavier weight and the added stability that brings. I also like the ability to shoot vertically and retain the good grip and all the controls in the same and familiar locations. The camera actually "feels" professional and adds a lot of usability to the camera itself. Also, doubling the shooting time before changing batteries is a big plus.I have always used the much cheaper "Clones"in the $40-$60 range in my previous cameras and I have to admit they were very reliable, and had a very good level of durability and fit and finish. However, the fit and finish is superb and light years ahead of the cheaper clones. It was very expensive but worth every penny. It is virtually flawless. The finish and color matches 100%. The feel matches 100% with the graining on the rubber portion matching the grip material on the camera exactly. The buttons are the identical materials and the fit is flawless. It does not look like an add on, but appears as part of the camera. As I said, very transformational. Does it add bulk to the camera, Yes. Does it ad weight, yes. If you are looking to keep your EOS R light and portable, don't get this. If you are looking to make this a much better professional work tool, then I urge you to get this ASAP.

This is the best camera yet!! I purchased a AKASO EK7000 Pro 4K Action Camera earlier this year and it was incredible. I wanted another camera and did not even consider buying from any other seller/vendor. My wife wanted to start taking scuba and snorkeling videos like I did this summer so I gave her the old one and am pleased to be the owner of a brand new AKASO V50 Elite 4K60fps Touch Screen WiFi Action Camera Voice Control EIS 131 feet Waterproof Camera Adjustable View Angle 8X Zoom Remote Control Sports Camera with Helmet Accessories Kit!! The seller AK-TECH is so supportive. I called prior to buying and was helped greatly with my decision to buy this model. I have also e-mailed them several times and the response time and professionalism is unbeatable.They have really upgraded this model. It takes the clearest underwater and outside/inside videos and photos that I have ever seen. If you are looking at other manufacturers don't. Also, don't pay the extra money for the Go-Pro name/status symbol...AKASO quality and hardwear is superior and I know first hand because my I own a Go-Pro and it is garbage compared to the high quality not just from all Akaso cameras but especially my new favorite---the V50 Elite 4K60fps !!I have used it all day in and out of the water and I am extremely happy. THANK YOU for such a GREAT product!!!

I've been waiting for a camera like this! I didn't want the cables hanging and making my back porch look like a tech zone. I've always been a little fearful that someone could sneak up on my back porch and hide or break into my home. Now I have this simple camera that will alert me!I took out the old light bulb and screwed in the camera. Then connected to the wifi. Super easy.The app has a remote control on it - so from my phone, I can scan around to make the camera swivel. If I hear something strange I can pivot it around to look at my car and where it's parked.There are lots of features that I'm still trying to figure out. Like it'll track a person if it goes out of the vision of the camera. So in real-time, it'll pivot on its own to track the perp! Or the neighborhood cat. :)You can also set a timer from the app so the light will go on at certain times. I wish it was able to just automatically go on at night. But maybe that's a feature for the next version.You CAN push a button to create a siren noise. That'll definitely scare a burglar!All in all - I'm super excited about this lightbulb camera. I like that there are NO wires and it took 5 minutes to install and get it up and running on the Wansview app. Very impressed. I'm going to get another one for my basement entrance.

As a first time mom I was looking for a affordable and decent camera. I was looking into the owlet baby camera but I could never see myself buying $150 camera yet alone 3. I was starting to get very frustrated cause I had the nooie baby camera and it was okay picture but you could barely hear him cry and If you had the tv on it over powered him so it wouldn’t alert me so I returned it I tried the Blink Mini and the picture quality was freaking amazing like 4K but it didn’t alert me to sounds just motions and I could not view continuously like on this one only 60 seconds at a time so I returned it then I tried conico camera and after fighting with it for over 3 hours I gave up and returned it I could not figure out how to set it up and when I did it did not want to connect to my WiFi and yes I have 2.4ghz I started getting depressed and was going to give up but I said let me try this one. Easiest setup ever Great picture quality and notifications in real time and I love how I can move the camera with my phone to see what my little one is doing I have two so far and I plan to get more. Thanks so much Blurams !!! I can now breathe at ease. If you are looking for a baby monitor this is definitely a good option❣️

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 I got this camera as a pup monitor for when my dog is in his crate. Overall the picture quality in daytime is good and at night the ir leds do a good job of illuminating the whole crate. Even though the camera is “2k” the footage is still heavily compressed so it’s not GoPro quality picture but definitely passable for checking in when I’m away.I use the camera through HomeKit which is fine except you’ll need to use the eufy app to utilize the 2 way audio feature. My dog will not listen to my voice through the speaker so no point in having it for me. You’ll also see that recording is limited to 1080p when paired with HomeKit which isn’t really much of a loss when factoring in the compression. In the app there are some cool features where if motion is detected in certain zones you can have the camera play a pre recorded clip of you saying “off” or something like that. I did not try this since my dog didn’t pay much heed to the audio anyways. The reliability of the connection is pretty decent although there are some times where I won’t be able to connect either through HomeKit or through the app. This has always resolved itself either by trying again or waiting a bit and starting the stream again.For $40 this camera definitely fulfilled all my needs as a crate camera and was a great addition.

After I did my original review, the company contacted me. They told me they were working on the issues I mentioned in my review (see below). The also provided complete instructions. ]They have great customer service!I am sick and tired of companies going cheap and NOT writing full instructions. This is a good camera but the lack of instructions is criminal! I shouldn't have to play with an item to learn about its features. The instructions need to be written by someone who knows how to be grammatically correct with English.One really annoying thing is that the camera use 2.4ghz instead of 5ghz. This camera was to be installed outside of my Wi-Fi range. I had planned on using the Xfinity hotspot. Can't do that - it's 5ghz.I don't see anything in the "quick start" regarding the micro SD card except for where the slot is located. Does the camera write to both the cloud and the card at the same time? When the card is full does the software automatically write over the earliest video?It appears that your phone and the camera need to be on the same system. I connected the camera to my system and my phone to Xfinity hotspot. Unable to get real time streaming! I did find out that it is possible to access the live stream if you use your data plan.The app says the recording will end after a maximum of 3 minutes after motion is detected yet all I can see are 10, 15, and 20 second durations. The auto (which allows up to 3 minutes) is constantly grayed out.

Pros: Easy to set up, clear picture, motion sensing quite good, good price, 64 Gig storage, wireless connection for remote viewing, 2 way audio, slim design, reset button to set up camera when travel with it, convenience to put anywhere, you can remove the camera & tape it to the glass window/door will work fine, I have both tape to the window/door, might need piece of wood to prop the camera on window, do not use cloud cost $ - use complete clip feature to view entire clip if it is not erase. Basic security camera will do ok, better than none.Cons: 6 seconds playback needs be longer like up to a minute, audio could be better, short USB wire, 1080 is ok but when zoom in, it gets blurry, no alarm. In door camera not outdoor exposed to water or heat. No multiple viewing at once, each camera need separate access so you need to assign name for each location.I also have Reolink E1Pro & RLC 410W, it has multiple viewing ability. It has 2.4/5G ability & up to 5K resolution. 5G respond much faster & have longer distance to connect & kbps than 2.4G, 4K & 5K when zoom in has clearer picture than 1080. The future is 5G but 2.4G will work just fine for now. Go to YouTube "lifehacker" channel, he has a lot of reviews on a ton of security cameras.

the Logitech Brio is a great camera, but if you're looking for easy 4K, there are a couple things to be aware of. First, you must have a USB 3.0 connection for it to be able to run 4K. The older USB connections will give you a great HD image but no 4K.Also, connecting the camera to G-Hub isn't mentioned in the packaging, so you need to know to do that. Otherwise, you might think it's just simple plug and go, but your image will look very funky. You just need to download and install the G-Hub (this is something Logitech should put bigger for those so tech savvy) and then look for your camera to show up in the G-Hub portal where you can do the settings.One of the frustrating things is that if you're on a Zoom call, G-Hub won't let you make changes on the fly. You have to disconnect your camera from all apps before you can get into G-Hub. It would make more sense if you could always keep G-Hub going int he background with the camera and let you make your settings changes while in Zoom or any other app. Zoom's settings are limited so allowing more connections would be a huge help for average users.Other than that, it is a great camera, but it has some limitations which only allow me to give 4 Stars. The g-hub thing loses it a star.