Raymond Hayes , as well as others at Amcrest ( and technical support) are great to work with, even a couple of months after the Sale!

Although we are still learning to use them, the cameras are great. Nice picture. Fairly easy to use. Have had to call Amcrest a couple of times, but Caleb has been a great help. Worth trying.

Cameras are great, picture is clear. Needed technical support to set up the new set I just purchased because I had to download new firmware which came out since my last purchase. Amanda was awesome! Helped me figure out problem, corrected it quickly and I was on my way. I recommend this product. App is very easy to use on smartphone.

Very well performing and aesthetically premium camera, really a "bang for your buck" product.

Just learning to set this up. Called Amcrest support who was very patient with me in getting the software configured as I wanted it. Thank you, Lori in tech support. What I have been able to see this camera and software are very good value for the money!

This this has some amazing features that you really have to sit down and mess with. The face tracking is great. The stabilization is amazing and the picture is impressive. All around for what is made for it dose an amazing job. But don’t buy this camera is you think your gonna get cinematic shot right out the camera that will impress Steven. If that what your looking for well don’t buy this, save your money and keep dreaming about the perfect camera

I have four of these around my house, and couldn't be happier with them. One on my gate I have set to take a picture then a video, to get license plates and faces of intruders. All I have set to notify me instantly of movement, which does tend to eat the battery life. The pictures the camera sends me are very low resolution, but the pictures and video on the SD card is great, whatever resolution you set the camera up to take. If someone actually sees the camera (they blend in so well I have trouble seeing them) and steals it the pictures and video are automatically uploaded to Reveal's cloud, you have to pay for them but it's a great backup. The cameras also have built in GPS, so if someone puts power to it you can see exactly where it is. I did buy some inexpensive screw hangars on Amazon that screw into a tree or post, then have a swivel that screws into the back of the camera instead of using the included strap. The hangars give great adjustability and won't rot in the weather.Using 12 AA batteries can get expensive, so I bought a couple of the Tactacam battery/solar panels but one was bad right out of the box. When I found it had a 30 day warranty I was able to return it just inside that window and bought four of the Bolyguard 79 inch DC external power cables from Amazon. They plug right into the battery input on these cameras, and I wired them to a $30 U1 lawnmower battery I got locally. The lawnmower batteries haven't needed to be charged yet on any of the 3 cameras I have them on, and it's been a couple of months. The one remaining solar panel seems to be working OK, but if it quits now that it's out of warranty I'll put an external battery on it too. The service isn't that expensive, and these are great since they use cellular instead of wifi. My old wifi cameras didn't work most of the time due to poor signal, these are mounted away from the house watching for any movement, I've got virtual 360 degree coverage around my house. I've been considering buying a fifth one to monitor any movement inside of my hangar at the airport.

I bought this for my baby. To be able to monitor him while outside his room. I returned the more expensive one as this is way better. No regrets