I did quite a bit of research before purchasing this baby monitor. I was looking for a monitor that could not be hacked, displayed the room temperature, had a high-quality picture, and excellent battery life. I have had the monitor for 2 weeks, and so far I am satisfied with all of the above. I have been using the zoom lens (included) because it seems to be much better picture than the standard lens. The only reason I don't give the monitor 5 stars is because the quality of the picture at night is not super clear (but still very good) and the temperature sensor does not seem to be consistently accurate. It seems to be within 5 degrees of actual temperature, but again not perfectly accurate.

The most important thing I’d like to mention in my review is that set the right expectation as this is not going to produce a high-quality image. The lens and the sensor are very primitive, which should not be a surprise at this price point ($36.99 at the time of writing this review). This is a kid's toy. I’m sure many parents have experienced moments when kids want to use their expensive cameras or smartphones to imitate how to take photos and stuff. This allows them to have their own and the parents do not need to worry about their expensive cameras getting dropped. The camera is made of plastic but it’s also very lightweight for kids to handle. Overall I think this is a great toy with a decent price (memory card and USB cable included) for kids.

Ive had this a few months now and im still well impressed when I see the moon . Im still getting used to it but patients is a viture. I havnt taken it out in the garden yet as its too cold but when the warmer weather comes il be there searching for the plants. I downloaded google sky map which shows where everything is and is a big help as I wouldn't know what I was looking at. The plossi lens are fab too. I have some other lens and there not a patch on these. Overall a wonderful bit of kit. My husband gets sick if me shouting come and see this but when he does look hes so impressed too.

I use a Dell UHD (Ultra High Definition monitor) with an M1 Pro connected as my main desktop setup. It's a beautiful image but the Dell did not come with a camera or microphone. I bought the suggested compatible camera though I think most USB camera would be compatible. The image quality was poor so I wound up using my iPad or iPhone for most Skype, Zoom and Facetime.That's all changed for the most part. This Wyrestorm Focus 210 is everything as described. Don't look for instructions in the box as the only 2 items in the box are the camera and USB cable. Head over to the Wysetorm website and you can download the simple Focus software for Mac or PC and get instructions if you need them. You can find 4K webcams but this webcam has Auto-framing AI and noise cancelling as well. The big deal with this camera is the 120 degree wide field of view. If you need it, the field of view is incredible without sacrificing any image quality.The camera has a huge appx 1 3/4 in lens, almost 2 inches with the privacy lens cap and a green light will remind you when you are potentially online. Open Facetime and the green light lets you know you are online, as well as with other video apps.Another superb aspect to this webcam is the AI which is can act like the new "Centerstage" on Apple iPad's and the Apple Studio Display, It follows the main subject "Auto framing" you to the center oft the image.This wide view can be great for a meeting room, group or if you are presenting something. I couldn't tell much difference between the Autoframing and Presenter Tracking as set up in the Focus softwareI can tell you you can digitally zoom yourself in to eliminate some or most of the background if desired. The camera is also smart enough to remember the mode you were in so if you just want your face and shoulders in view, after you zoom in the software- the camera stays in that position when you reopen or open another video app.You must turn off auto tracking to zoom.Sitting 18 inches away, you can zoom it so close that your nose is the only thing in the image, but since it's a digital zoom, the image quality degrades somewhat with the zoom. Thing is this camera has such great image quality, I think you will be happy however you set it up. You can also change between 50 and 60hz. though I kept it at 60.My peers on the other end tell me the sound is fantastic, better than good.There is a tab in the software for color adjustment but the cool default image looked good to me.You have brightness, contrast hue, saturation and sharpness in the Focus software so geek away if you desire.So what you have is a super flexible webcam,. It gives you the AI you get with the Apple Studio display or monitors costing big bucks.Lastly, though it comes with the typical webcam angle mount for your monitor, you can also mount the camera on a tripod. I tried a mini tripod and the AI kept me in center with an angled view of my face.I'm enjoying the flexibility of this webcam.Disclosure- I received the webcam free for an honest review- This is a great webcamAmazon has a terrific 30 refund policy.But this webcam is a keeper for sure!

This is one of the best cameras I used so far to record my bike rides. The stabilizer is awesome, and superior to more expensive cameras thanks to its fast (f/2) and super-wide lens. It does not have night vision but this is not much of an issue since the sensor is pretty sensitive and can still capture good video even at low light. However, in almost dark conditions, the video quality degrades quickly as the images become grainy. The built-in battery doesn't last long so I paired it with an external USB power supply with about 3400MAh capacity. This way it feeds power to the camera for many hours without me worrying that I will run out of power in the middle of recording.

Love this baby monitor simple to use especially if you are looking for something that isn’t hackable and doesn’t require WiFi use. It also comes with mounting supplies. It’s also great for twins (I have twin girls) as it can use multiple cameras and the pan feature is really nice for that as well. It also has a separate wide view lens that can be put in in place of the standard lens which easily allows us to see both babies in there cribs at the same time. I would highly recommend. Battery life is great to and the monitor works all throughout the house even when I’m doing work in the basement and babies are on second story of the house.

I like the fact that the creator of Xenvo gave a fantastic tutorial of how to use and operate the lens itself. Many people who create great products miss the mark of customer service which goes hand in hand. He also backs up his product with a lifetime warranty as well which is great. This is one of the best tutorial of a product that I have ever seen! Way to go with Xenvo and please keep up the great work sir. :)FYI: The lens works great on taking photos of my listings and of us doing video interviews with better angles along with my SMOVE gear.Very Respectfully,Reggie MooreMoore Legacy Gorup, LLCEXP Realty

I intend to use this in the field to get images of wildlife, but for this review I tested it by mounting it near my trashcans to hopefully get images of the raccoons or elves or whatever is going through my garbage. So far, even with the trigger delay set to zero, I am only getting the tails of things. And by things, I mean raccoons.The build quality is pretty basic. This is my first Moultrie so perhaps it is typical of them, but it feels like a really durable toy. I'm not complaining, at this price point the build seems pretty good and should last a while, but at the end of the day it's really just some cheap electronics stuffed into a cheap plastic box with a snap-seal latch. If you need a device like this, it's assuredly cheaper and more practical to buy this one than to try to make your own.One of the downsides here is pathetic image quality (I have mine set to give the best quality images). They talk about 14 megapixels as if it means something, but even the full daylight pictures look like they were made with a potato. Perhaps, for hunters or people just wanting to know what megafauna is around, potato quality is good enough. It's definitely good enough to distinguish an elk from a mule deer. But it's not going to provide pictures you want to print and put on the wall, unless you collect blurry Bigfoot pics. I'm not sure if the lens is made from plastic or glass, but either way, the material must have come from the bottom of a Coke bottle. Think security cam footage, not wildlife photography.The other issue I already alluded to. I have it set to grab three images in a row, and I'm just not getting animals in the frame. I have some shots of me going to get the mail, and in those I'm at least in the frame. So I gather that only animals that are slow, like me, or are traveling parallel to the axis of the lens, will be framed correctly. I'm not really counting this against the unit, however, because I'm sure any trail camera will provide lots of misses, as well as hits, over time. I know how hard it can be to frame those critters.When I ordered this, I wondered how it could be so inexpensive considering what it was purporting to offer. A decent camera alone costs more than this thing, which is more than just a camera. Now I know how they do it: it's not a decent camera.If you need/want a trail camera, and you need something that is more like a security camera than a camera you'd take on vacation, this thing seems like a good bet. The price is right, it does work, it's easy to set up. And if someone steals it, the tears will be brief.