I have a Galaxy S9+, the phone camera lens is in the center of the phone so the clip has to be positioned over the phone screen top half which is a bit awkward and in the way. I also have to remove my Otter Box case to make the image clearer which I have to take a chance on me not dropping my phone,LOL. This is well explained in their instruction video, very good presentation and Lifetime Warranty when you register. Wow, thats standing behind their product. I can't wait to start taking pics. Thank you!

The camera is pretty easy to set up because it connects to the internet using a QR code instead of using sounds like it used to be. The camera has its own app which is called SwitchBot, the app is fine and has less of a delay but i instead paired it to the Tuya app. The Tuya app is just an app that can accept lots of smart devices from different brands but in a single place, all my smart switches and bulbs are paired to it so I prefer devices that are compatible. Incompatible devices are mostly from larger companies that require their own app.On Tuya you get all the same functions of the SwitchBot app so it’s basically the same. The camera itself has a pretty good video resolution and live sound. The motion detection function start working the second you connect it, you will see motion alerts on the app. The camera has a micro SD slot that is hidden behind the lens, you pan the video up until you see the slot, this makes it harder for the memory to be tampered with. Of you don’t see the memory card settings in the app then you just have to restart the camera.The camera has some neat features like motion pan which basically follows movement. There is also an option to make it work together with tamper sensors, if you have a window sensors paired to the same app then you can make the camera pan towards its direction when triggered.The only downside the camera has is that it can only be mounted upright or upside down, the camera won’t pan are enough to be mounted sideways on a wall. To mount on a wall you would need an L adapter to mount. Overall the camera looks to work pretty well, the video and audio are good and it can be paired to the Tuya app besides Alexa and google. Alexa and google do need the SwitchBot app to be installed.

They work great. Love not having to search for my lens cap. The stick-on part my not last but I just dap a very little E6000 adhesive on that area and haven't lost one yet.

This is a review of the TMP 500. As you will know, what this kit gives you is the angled partially reflective glass and triangular lightproof box needed to project text in front of the lens for a presenter. The TMP 500 is not the cheapest but at £140 it can still be classed as low-cost.The essentials of a teleprompter or autocue device are a tablet (e.g. iPad) or phone, the semi-reflective glass, a light-proof box and a frame to keep it together. Of course, the tablet is not provided, you are expected to use your everyday device loaded with one of the many teleprompter/autocue apps.THE GLASSThe glass is clearly coated as you would expect and so does not suffer from the double-reflections that ordinary glass gives. It works as well as any glass I have seen in such a device, consumer or professional. It is about 244mm x 192mm of reflective area, about 312mm across the diagonal. So that allows for a tablet screen of up to 244mm x 136mm to be reflected. It loses exactly 1/2 stop of light. A more costly model would perhaps accommodate a larger screen and so be usable further away. In practical terms, modern style is wide-angle close to the camera so this is unlikely to be an issue for most.LIGHTPROOF BOXThe lightproof box comprises two elements A three sided part that with the glass forms the front with the box shading the glass and preventing light from above being reflected into the camera's lens. The three sides fold flat for storage and are zipped together for assembly. This did not sound promising but actually works well though you have the same need as you do with a coat of exactly aligning the zip ends to get it to glide shut. The second element is a velvet cone that seals the first part to any lens. It has a drawstring to seal around the optic. This all works fine, and in fact is one of the best I have used. It has the same issue that all of these devices have that you can't easily see to locate the lens and stop it banging into the glass when mounting and adjusting the camera.THE FRAMEFinally then, the frame. The glass is mounted on a yoke which incorporates a clamp for the bottom edge of the tablet. The yoke sits on rails. The rails then also hold the camera support behind, and a clamp for the top edge of the tablet in front. The rails are 34cm long which is fine for a mirrorless 35mm camera but may not be long enough for an over-the-shoulder video camera. However, this is where this unit's unique qualities come to the fore. The rails are standard 15mm diameter mounted 60mm apart. So, you can extend them or swap them using standard parts. The threads for extending them measure 12.58mm (pitch approximately 2mm). You could even exchange them for lightweight carbon versions if you wish.ASSEMBLYYou flip the glass over from its storage position and tighten screws to set the angle - so there is some angle adjustment there. You then add the other clamp for the tablet and once the yoke and tablet position are set you can add the camera support. The yoke holds both rails and it is most vital that this is tightened well using the rather nice but small thumbscrew levers. The other two items are then the adjustable parts with just one similar fixing each. This does work OK, but you have to remember to set the rails up on the yoke first, and that means using the tablet and clamp to get the sizing right. Of course you can mark the position for later assembly. To some extent then the room you have for the camera is set by the size of tablet. an ordinary sized iPad with a 35mm camera and a large-ish standard zoom lens work fine.The whole thing then has to be put on your tripod plate and attached to the tripod head. This is the only part that I felt let the assembly down. While they do have 3/8 and 1/4 mounting holes, there is no hole for the index that you get on video tripod plates, and the underside of the yoke is utterly smooth with no groves or even rubber like they have to prevent camera slew. So getting a firm, untwistable connection between yoke and standard 1/4in screw-on plate is impossible.The camera attachment can be mounted pointing forward or for larger lenses/cameras, backward. It actually accommodates a greater range than you would guess. There is a rubber top surface to help keep the camera untwisted and a thumbscrew for attaching the camera's baseplate. The camera's mounting height can then be adjusted by way of another thumbscrew and I reckon 35mm style cameras would fit even with their optional battery boxes added below their baseplates.CASETruly the best thing about this model is the case. It is a hard thick-walled plastic case with close-cell foam packed around the various parts. The valuable and fragile thing here is the glass, and the protection from the case is impeccable. The case is not small at 36cm x 41cm x 21cm, but I would say it is ideal as it is not a heavy metal flight-case yet is rigid enough to provide a lot of protection.ADDITIONSI bought a remote control to go with this and it is a pity that one is not supplied. For me it's essential. This is a BlueTooth device that controls the app. You will need an app, and it is essential that it is the sort that can display the text in mirror form. I downloaded the one to go with the remote that I purchased. The yoke has a couple of mounting holes for adding attachments on its side.CONCLUSIONI would guess that this model is around 20% to 30% more than the cheapest alternatives you are looking at. What makes this model worth buying are firstly the case, which is well worth having if you do any travelling at all. Then secondly, the rail system which make this far more adaptable than similar models.If you will never travel and do not need the adaptability, then maybe look elsewhere if you can buy cheaper. This is not the choice if you want the smallest, lightest, mount-on-the-lens style versions either. The type that get used with cell phones. If you are after a tablet-sized model though and value the flexibility that rails provide, at this price there is nothing to touch it. Even if the rails are not important to you, the case should be as I'm sure it is about the best out there.

Our old monitor broke randomly and we needed a replacement. So many friends recommended the Infant Optics DXR8, so we purchased it. The quality of the picture is phenomenal and the fact that you can so easily move it to view the baby no matter where he moves is incredible. It was so very easy to set up and the quick set up flyer was user friendly. I'm so excited to have a nice camera and monitor that will make us feel reassured each night. We haven't used it yet but it also came with a zoom lens! So excited for this product.

This DZEES PTZ 360 Camera product is a wireless WiFi camera that is fit for both indoor and outdoor use. It is IP66 rating, which means it is dust tight and gives protection against heavy seas or powerful jets of water as well as temporary submersion. It is 1080P with both motion detection and night vision. There are two recording storage options. You can use a MicroSD Card and you can also purchase a subscription to a Cloud Service for storage.The camera also has Two-Way Audio. The camera has two internal CR2032 Lithium-Ion batteries that can last up to 6 months depending on usage. It also comes with a siren option and other features which are all configurable by the Dzees app. The camera technically provides 355 degrees of horizontal rotation with 90 degrees of tilt up and down. The camera has 130 degrees of view. There is also a slight distortion or fish bowl effect from the wide angle lens. Which is common amongst all wide angle cameras.This unit did not come with a charge on it. So I plugged it in and it took roughly 6 1/2 fully charged. I installed the pedestal mount and secured the camera in place. It took about 2 minutes to install. It took about 2 minutes to add the camera to the app.The camera resolution is nice for a wireless camera and in testing, all features and functions worked as expected. This PTZ camera will send a notification to your phone when it detects motion so you can check the app and see what triggered the alert. The night vision has a 100’ range. But I would say it is really only effective to about 30-40’ where it is relatively clear. Beyond that is just blurry.The camera has built in two-way audio. The noise cancelling microphone and speaker allows the user to listen and speak with delivery company staff and neighbors. After trying this feature, I found the volume is loud and clear. The neighbor on my deck was able to hear me speak through the microphone without any distortion present.If you are in the market for a PTZ camera, this is definitely one to look at. There are a few things that I prefer about that model. You are able to use the app to control the PTZ and point the camera exactly where you want it. The picture quality is excellent for both day and night vision capture.Support for your camera:We have worked with Kaia at Dzees for some time now. She is friendly, knowledgeable and quick to respond to any questions. If you are looking for a great company with support staff who uphold the legitimacy of the product, then Zumimall Dzees deserves your serious consideration when purchasing a new security outdoor battery camera.

This lens is pretty incredible. I use it to photograph my cakes and cookies it makes everything so crisp and clear. I use it with my Samsung phone. It came package well with good user instructions.

This is a very well made, easy to use lens. The instructional video provided leaves zero room for error. I am very pleased with my purchase and look forward to future products from Xenvo.