I truly love this camera a lot especially the great quality. One thing I would say that bothers me is the little lag between when something happens and when it actually shows on the camera. For example if my daughter makes a noise I’ll hear it in person before I hear it on the camera. Other than that the quality of the camera is amazing, as long as, you have good wifi connection.

This is solar camera with good picture clarity. Battery stays long charge. And it charged in 6 hours full. Easy to mount and comes with all the instructions.

Great product. The video is high quality including night vision. Motion detection notification are timely and accurate. Would buy this product again!

This brand is awesome! I bought it from them couple of months ago. Everything has been so good. So I bought it from this brand again. Sturdy product

This camera surprised me. I am impressed by the shear number of features, both general and detailed. A general feature would be something like the frames per second it is capable of, or the special modes. Canon calls them "basic" modes, but I call them special. They are built-in presets for particular types of photos, making it unnecessary for you to learn to do the settings yourself via trial and error. They have standard special modes like Portrait, Landscape, and Sports. But they also have unusual ones like Night Portrait, Handheld Night Scene, and Food. As I mentioned, the camera also has detailed features. The one which comes to mind immediately, is the ability to use preset, or define your own Picture Style. This is done by varying to your liking, sharpness, contrast, saturation, color tone, filter effect, and toning effect. Sharpness, by the way, has three sub-parameters, which is to say that it can be tweaked in a large combination of ways. I dabbled with Picture Styles and after pixel peeping, I came to the conclusion that the Standard preset is best for the type of photos I prefer. It would take me forever to go through everything. The manual is 606 pages long. It's not as bad as it sounds because there are ample graphics and the pages are relatively small/short. Any way you look at it, it will take you a long time to go through everything this camera can do. One feature I really like is focus bracketing. That's something you can do with any camera, but it's WAY easier when the feature is built in. There are not that many cameras that have that feature built-in. Not using focus bracketing is like digging a swimming pool with a shovel as opposed to a backhoe/bulldozer. In case you don't know what that is, it means that the camera can be set to take many photos of something that is usually close-up. The focus is automatically adjusted in each photo of a set. With the resulting set, you use software (Photoshop, etc.) to combine the in-focus parts of each photo, thereby ending up with a photo that has very deep focus. Let's say you are shooting a closeup of food without this feature. Parts of the dish will be blurry. With focus bracketing, every part of the dish will be in sharp focus. As I am alone on most of my photo shoots (usually hiking), a remote control is very important. The remote control for many cameras is infrared, which means you have to be relatively close to the camera and the remote always appears in the photo because it needs a clear line of sight with the camera. The remote for this camera is bluetooth, so you can be much farther away than infrared and the remote can be hidden because the signal will go right through or around most things. On my first test of the remote (on a tripod), I was really disappointed because the photos were not sharp. Either the lens/camera were not capable of taking nice photos, or somehow focusing was not engaging properly. It was the latter, as you might expect. When I went into the manual, I discovered that there are many ways to adjust focus. I won't get into them, but it's more than just a matter of turning autofocus on or off. If your photos aren't coming out sharp, check your settings... and practice. There are two things we all want to know about electronic gear. What is it capable of, and how does it REALLY perform in common use? To answer the first question, this camera is capable of much more than I expected. Download the manual and flip through all 600+ pages. To answer the second question, it performs as well as any camera I've worked with (photographic quality). I have a batch of Nikon DSLRs (DX series), a Sony RX100 M3, and the list goes on. Doing some simple comparisons, I'd say this camera produces results that are equal in quality - if you know what you are doing on BOTH cameras. So that's the key. This camera performs well. You just have to know what you're doing. There is just one thing that I wish it had. I am very interested in making videos. Not cheap selfie-type either. The one thing this camera is missing is a headphone jack. If you work with videos, you KNOW that good audio is very important. Oh by the way, as you might have guessed, unless you are always going to film indoors, buy a good microphone with proper wind shielding. I tried shooting video outdoors, and even with a very gentle breeze, it picks up wind noise. Anyway, even though you can use the onboard audio meters to check the strength of your audio signal, for highest quality, you need to actually hear the audio to be certain of what you are getting. Not having an audio output is like not being able to preview your pictures on the screen. You find out when you get on the computer, and by then it's too late. In closing, this camera can do what my DSLRs can do. It can also do things that the DSLRs can't. It can shoot higher fps for one. But... it's smaller. I don't use a camera bag. I use a very good fanny pack with many pockets. Yeah, fanny packs have a stigma, but when I first took the camera out in a small camera bag slung around my neck, it kept getting in the way, swinging this way and that. The fanny pack stays put and is a hands-free solution. If I sit here, I can just keep going. But I will mention just one more thing. This camera can be set up for back button focus. I'm just now converting to BBF on all my DSLRs, so I'm very glad that this camera is capable of it. I doubt if the "perfect" camera exists. That's why I have so many. Some are better for certain situations than others. This camera covers most of the bases and going forward, it is the one I will be using most of the time.UPDATE(S): I was shooting photos AND videos of my two speedy Chihuahuas. I couldn't keep up with them using the basic focusing method, so I used focus tracking. Whoa! This camera can track! And if they leave the frame briefly, it picks up right where it left off when they enter the frame again. My Chihuahuas look the same and I can only track one or the other (understandably). Sometimes when they get close in their play fights, the tracking will jump from one to the other. That doesn't bother me at all. It's interesting because it tells me that somehow the tracking algorithm must "know" their general shape and color. That info must be "memorized" when it locks on.

Really enjoy this camera! The picture quality is amazing. Motion detection stellar. Really great camera!

Does very well with the auto focus on and off. Handles lower light levels pretty well compared to some others I've had. They don't really explain the camera adjustment software very well though. It's called Amcap (Windows). nexipc.com is the website. Nice software and works nice for making camera adjustments.

I love this baby monitor for my baby. I have been using it since we came home from the hospital and it works wonders. It stays on in the background while I’m using other apps so o can hear her if she cries. It does go off sometimes and I have to reconnect but usually if I close the app and reopen it, it turns fine. Would absolutely purchase again