Height adjustable range is great for Zoom meetings. The remote control is easy to use and connected via Bluetooth without a hitch.

I received this as a gift as I'm currently experimenting with depth of field and wanted to try something other than the standard 18-55m lenses that I have on my DSLR. I use an older camera series (Canon Rebel XT), so I was a little skeptical how this would turn out - however the photos turned out terrific! Crisp quality and excellent depth of field. Definitely recommend!

This is the 3rd Dzees wireless camera I’ve purchased and I don’t think you could possibly beat the value. Video comes in impressively clear, never stutters (w/ decent internet) or plays choppy content. The app is a nice design and it’s quick, lag-free when you want to check in on things. This is the first time trying the 360 motion cameras and it’s awesome. The motor controls are perfectly responsive. What’s also really great with spending a few extra bucks for the rotational cam (my other 2 are fixed view) is that if you place it strategically, you can monitor a wide range of space where you may otherwise need more than 1 camera. Can’t harp enough that I appreciate the Dzees product function without the absolute NECESSITY of a subscription. The extra features they offer are definitely neat and probably worth it, but if you’re someone on a particular budget who doesn’t want yet ANOTHER thing charged monthly on your credit card just to use, then you can buy these less reluctantly. If you’ve got an electric screw driver/drill, they’re quite easy to mount. 10/10 would and have already recommended these cameras to friends and family.

Just as described and arrived sooner than expected

Only thing i dislike is the fact that I have to plug it into a outlet in order for it to work. I expected it to be wireless.

Blink cameras are cheap and good for motion alerts and in good light, IDing people snooping around your house. Part of their appeal is their price. They can still be a pain to install depending on how/where you want them. This gizmo allows you to pop one in the case and just twist the "stem" around objects so you can put a camera up quickly, or move it just as quickly as needed. Have given them to friends who along with the normally-installed cameras, will move one of these around via a fence post, pole, etc depending on their needs. Handy to have.

Very easy to set up, great talk back features really deserve 5 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ratings, I will keep installing this product.

Out of chance, I decided on the S600 cameras (I bought 2) as the reviews on Amazon and from more "techie" places seemed positive and there is another that went into a lot of detail explaining the more "technical" aspects of the camera. I was able to install both of mine fairly quickly, and from the get go, I have been impressed.I've used cameras for many years, ranging from the cheaper consumer types to the more commercial brands (Axis) for building security. For the price, and with the features, these do extremely well. You will see some artifacts in the video footage, but that is common for pretty much any consumer grade camera, let alone one that can pan and tilt. The "Zoom" aspect is all digital, (think of two finger expand on your phone screen). It gets the job done, but is not the same as a true mechanical zoom.The solar panels started picking up a charge from first light in the morning and continue throughout the day, even on days when we have considerable overcast conditions. However, if you live in an area where you have overcast more days than not, you might want to consider adding the extra batteries that the solar panel can take.The night vision aspect works fantastically. Should you choose to want to illuminate an object you can switch to the flood light mode, and it truly makes it so you can see colors at night. Helpful if you are trying to figure out the color of someone's jacket or vehicle. As long as you keep in mind these are NOT the same level of quality that say Axis cameras are, you will more than likely be as happy with them as I am. Note: Axis cameras are insanely expensive (~$700 for something like this S600).