I purchased two 20x and one 30x for a worship space and I am very pleased. The value relative to the name brand is exceptional. We used the included wall mounts with ethernet for power and control, and HDMI for video. Our room is dim and the video quality is a major improvement from what we were using. One of the cameras died during an event and would not regain power. I sent photos and a description of the problem to the support email address provided and they responded as promised within 8 hours and ultimately replaced the camera in a painless and timely manner (within a week). In a response email the support personnel indicated these have "a 2 year warranty and lifetime support," which is helpful to know.

Definitely not something to think about. I have the blink cameras and this is just as good and more affordable. We use it for our horse stall as our mare was pregnant. To keep an eye on her as she isn’t home with us. There is a day view and night vision. Motion sensor works great however I had to turn it off and only use live view because the horse moved around so much. I would definitely purchase again and I recommend this camera to everyone I know because you get a bang for your buck! Also audio both ways! Cheaper than ring as well. Very satisfied with my purchase.

I'll just cut to the chase and list all the secret things you need to know to use this camera effectively as a vlogger:1. Just to be clear, the Mark II features completely clean HDMI with AF enabled. I used it yesterday.2. You can get a special battery from Canon or any number of third-party suppliers that allows you to plug the camera into a standard wall socket so you never have to worry about batteries going dead.3. Most non-camcorder-style consumer cameras include a 30-minute auto-shutoff "feature". They do this to avoid paying EU import taxes on video cameras (yeah, I know). Paying another $1,000 or even switching to another brand won't help you to avoid this particular cripple hammer. However, Canon engineers did have mercy on us and wrote the fix for this into the Canon EOS Utility software (free download from canon.com). Just connect the camera to any Windows or Mac computer (via USB) and run the utility. Note this is a completely different app from the Canon EOS Webcam Utility.4. The Canon webcam utility is a joke. Just get a USB-HDMI dongle for $20 and use OBS or whatever to capture the video. You don't need the Elgato expensiveness unless you're actually serious about recording in 4K. The cheap ones will stream 1080P just fine.Hope this has been helpful. Happy vlogging!

UPDATE: Initially there were some software bugs and one of the cameras had a problem, which prompted my first review. Since then, I have experienced a 'Nordstrom' level of customer service. The company I believe is rather new so had some issues to work out. However, they quickly replaced one camera and provided solar panels to test out. They have always responded and done so in a positive manner going above and beyond the normal. I would not hesitate to buy their products again as I am confident their support will be the best I could expect.UPDATE: It is a good system in daylight hours but at night if there are no outside lights on, then the cameras will not record any event. I've contacted support and they promised to work on it. We'll see.UPDATE: The rating has been updated to 4 stars (from 3) due to their continuous responses, efforts to get it right and determination to become a player in the market in a crowed field. If they continue to be aggressive in solving issues then will possibly become one of the leaders in the field.They seem to be a startup, so the experience has not been smooth one, but the issues seem to be software related, so future updates will most likely eliminate the issue such as not detecting motion when it is dark if set to human motion only. Right now the fix is to record all events instead of just human events, then any and all motion, human or not gets recorded.Like- 2K video- Able to set human, or all motion- flexible options on notifications- 32GB of storage- Setup initially wired to router, then switch to wireless and locate base where signal is strong- Fairly easy to setup- Cameras seem to be good quality build, while Base unit is light as a feather (anything in there?)Dislike- One camera senses human motion at night, but doesn't record or notify of the motion. Motion detection after Dark only works if set on Smart Alert, not Human Alert. This means all movement will be recorded whether a deer, leaf blowing or a human, wasting disk space. Support recommended this setting when I reported the cameras not identifying human activity (UPS delivery) after dark.- Customer service responds 24 hours later, never same day. No telephone or chat available even though their marketing content lists it as an option.- No magnetic mount included (like Eufy)- No solar panel charging as an add-on- WUUK seems to be in beta testing, not fully tested product. WUUK pushed out an update to one camera showing me that the company in China has access to my camera and most likely video feed.Bottom line: There are several other security camera options available in the same price range that have most of the same software options, 2K camera, battery life. The biggest advantage I see is that the base unit on first setup needs to be wired to the router, but after setup can be switched to wireless and moved to wherever there is a strong enough signal. All others I have researched need to remain wired to the router.That is the main advantage. I also purchased two others that went on sale for Black Friday and will be testing them soon.

This light softbox set is a must have for my website and graphic design business studio. I have clients who want me to photograph their team members or products all the time but don't want to pay a full time photographer's prices, or who appreciate the convenience of having their website designer already have everything needed to do the photos and editing for their website all in one place. I can even hire newer photographers who have great cameras but not the studio equipment yet. I will be adding some umbrella sets soon as well but this brings me another step closer for sure! Additionally, it is a cinch to set up and comes with a handy carrying case.

These cameras are great! I've tried a bunch of other cams, but nothing beats PoE cams. Don't even think about getting an old coax based camera system if you want quality video and easier to run wiring/futureproofed wiring, I'd recommend this. Note that this cam is also able to be found by ONVIF software, which means you can watch it on almost any platform (has an RTSP stream). For night time, be sure to turn on night vision in the app, as it makes the video quality muchhhhhh better. Something else to mention is that you can navigate to the IP of the cam in your web browser to view the video stream without any software.

I had a great experience with Jeremy. Though it was a bit complicated to setup . . . at least for me, the camera is fantastic - so far. Very clear and clean picture. I can access it via my smart phone and desktop/laptop in home. This week I will try them both from work just to be sure. I am very happy to have this and plan to add more cameras to my home along with expanding my security system. The customer support (Jeremy) was excellent. Got me setup the first time. My only wish is that it would integrate with my security system. Maybe that will come later.Thanks.Charles.

Have owned several sealife cameras, enclosures with video light and now the Dragon strobe that shrank my camera kit down in size from original sealife strobe that was much bigger. Same amount of batteries 4AAI experienced going through a set of batteries in about 60 minutes. I found that turning flash off until needed gave me certainty of flash for full hour dive times. I like the compact size with easy to reach control’s. Defuser flop’s around if not in use. I’ll try some different batteries to compare..In general I like this flash would recommend sealife/Dragon products