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 "I purchased it with my own money, no discount. Amazon doesn't allow high-quality videos, so please check the YouTube version for Full HD video."It's been 2 weeks. So far the lenses have served me very well. I use the macro lens more often. However, I did use the wide angle lens for some selfies. It gives kinda fish-eye type look on the borders, but that's normal for lenses like these. Photography is my hobby and using these lenses with my iPhone has made the task so much easier. With the macro lens, it's possible to get super-close to objects. You'll also get a really shallow depth of field, even better than the portrait mode of iPhone 7 plus.The build quality is excellent. The lens body is made of metal, probably aluminum. The glasses are crystal clear and are certainly of high quality.The rechargeable LED light is quite bright, although I don't know how useful it is, as personally, I haven't found a situation to use that.The lens carrying case is great, makes it easier to just throw it in my backpack. Another upside is the LifeTime warranty!

What I liked about the product:- Crisp picture (it was an improvement from the computer integrated camera)- No driver needed (Plug and Play). It was recognized immediately by the programs.- I've bought in the past from Wansview product, and although the Customer Service is all through email, they are superb! Quick to respond, and always finding ways to make the customer happy. (Shout out to Simona)What would I change about the product:- The lens protrudes, making it hard to store or cover if I want some quick privacy in a video call.- For my liking, the red light to let you know is on is too bright. I would rather it be less noticeable but still obvious to let the user know it is active.Design Changes for the next version:- Even though you can adjust the angles from two different locations in the camera, I would insist on adding a third one to move the camera from left to right in between the camera and the first connection to the stem.I never had the chance to test noise-canceling dual the microphone, as I always use a Bluetooth device for my calls. That might be a review for another day.Overall this camera is an excellent alternative to the computer integrated camera. I'm sure you will have a pleasant experience.

Now, as a Christmas gift, we haven't given it a turn just yet - and might update this listing accordingly. However, we bought this gift for our five-year old to have something easily manageable. It's a learning point-and-shoot camera, not a DSLR Canon with telescoping lens. Our expectations are that it'll work for our kid, take great pictures by a five-year old, and hopefully lead to that photographer's eye. Before even taking a picture, it's so far met those expectations.

Easy to use. Focus ain't too great, So you gotta use the manual version.Lens that it comes with definitely ain't for long distances, And the picture quality isn't the best. This is sort of good if you need it for family gatherings and so on, Better than a phone's normal camera. But, If you want to be a photographer, I'd look into higher end stuff and save your money. It's not much better than the Powershot. Video quality is pretty good though!

I am super impressed with this little camera! I'm due with my baby soon and have been on the hunt for the perfect "Nursery cam" and have come across some real duds in my search. I have tried out cameras that were literally 10x more expensive than this that I didn't like half as much! This is exactly what I was looking for. Pairing it to my phone was a breeze and took literally seconds. The longest part of the process was downloading the app! The picture quality is great in daylight or darkness and it has a super wide angle lens so you can see the entire crib without having to mount the camera half way across the room or on the ceiling. It's super responsive and easy to pan the camera around the room from my phone. The camera itself is suuuuuuper quiet when moving which is perfect for a nursery cam! Also, the only light on the camera is super tiny and doesn't really put off much light. I can hardly believe how much I like it for the price point! I would feel like this is a nice camera for twice that amount! I'm super happy with it and would order this again in a heartbeat!

Edit: once I posted this review, customer service reached out to me and sent me a brand new camera to replace the one that was defective. Therefore I am changing my review from one star to 5.I have four cameras from this company. I am very happy with the overall product. When I received the last one I ordered the power adapter was missing from the box and the glom on the camera lens was pulled off as if someone had ordered it and returned it. I reached out to customer service in October 9 and once again a week later and have not heard a reply yet. I am a little disappointed because I really do like these cameras for the money.

I'm a huge fan of prime lens and 50mm is one of those sweet spot focal lengths that should be in every camera bag, if not on the camera itself! Canon produced a massive hit with the affordable f1.8 50mm, dubbed the nifty-fifty. It was succeeded by the II, which sadly saw some corners cut in build quality with the transition to a plastic base. (While I have commented in prior reviews that I challenge the "need" for metal mounts in smaller, lighter lenses, I can't help but admit that I prefer a metal mount.). This latest iteration of the venerable "nifty-fifty" sees the return of the metal mount and upgrades the focus mechanism to the silently speedy STM stepping motor!OpticsWhat's not to love about a f1.8 lens? The optics are excellent as you would expect from the reputation of its prior versions. Talk about a fast lens, you can take some pretty incredible shots in poor light conditions with this. Beautiful bokeh! It provides excellent separation of your subject from the background, as if they jump out of the picture. I was very pleased with my results on a recent flower viewing trip. Terrific color representation, minimal chromatic aberration and distortion. It will not disappoint!Focus mechanismIf you haven't tried STM yet, prepare to be amazed. Fast and quiet! Great for video work too. I'm very happy with the Canon STM lineup.Build QualityAs mentioned previously, the metal mount has returned. (I can hear the cheering!). The barrel feels a little less sturdy than the 24mm and 40mm pancakes, but all in all, it's an improvement over the prior version. Considering its price, it is quite an impressive piece of work.PriceCheap, it would be hard to imagine anyone not happy with the priceMy recommendation is to run outside right now and buy this lens. You won't be disappointed.5 stars. Thank you Canon!

Earlier this year our toddler became convinced that the old baby camera was infested with monsters. Maybe it was the red light on the old camera. Maybe it was the camera lens that looked kinda like an eye. We don't know, but despite our efforts at dispelling the monsters, the toddler insisted that old camera had to go!So I switched to this specifically because 1) it's not a camera, 2) it looks nothing like the old camera, 3) it can easily be positioned anywhere, and 4) it has no two-way audio capability. It's been working out well, no monsters have been detected.The drawback of this unit is that the receiver does not have rechargeable batteries. We do have plenty of Amazon Basics AAA rechargeable batteries, but they only last a few hours in the receiver, so we're constantly swapping them out. Yes, one can plug the receiver into the supplied AC adapter, but it's convenient to take the receiver from room-to-room as you're doing things in the house. Our previous battery monitor had built-in rechargeables that would automatically charge whenever you plugged it in, and lasted a fair bit longer.Audio quality I think is fine. It's really very sensitive and will easily pick up background noise.