I got this for my wife who drives a school bus. She wanted to record when people do not stop for her red lights, when she is taking on or letting off children. The large clip I thought would hold an elephant. However it would not stay clamped to her sun visor, and would slide off. The suction cup would not stay on the windshield either. I did use the tripod for my GoPro so they will work with GoPros as well. I am not sure how to secure the camera on the bus without using a adhesive pad. The real issue is that our state does not have license plated in the front of the vehicles, so the camera would have to be able to move to record the rear of the vehicle.

This light does exactly what we need it to do. Added it to our garage for extra security. When someone drives or walks up the driveway, it will come on. Easy install and trouble free.

This product is just what it said on the description. I am enjoying them to the fullest!

I really like this camera. It’s actually two cameras that join to make one wide image. I’ll say right now, if you put this camera, let’s say looking at your front door, do not center it on door. Both cameras will record two streams and the person, for example, will be in both. I did NOT make this mistake and I’m glad I didn’t. Everything still is in view and looks right. Reolink does not try to keep ramming cloud service to you, and guess what, you really don’t need it. This is unique to security cameras in general. This camera has enough features to do what you need. Mine are Wi-Fi but is available hardwired by what’s known as POE if you’re not familiar. Power Over Ethernet, which means you don’t need to run 2 set’s of wires, one for power and one for recording. Wi-Fi can be a little slow connecting sometimes but I guess that’s to be expected. Once it does, usually fine. It struggles harder when you’re out somewhere and monitor it. I bump it to lower resolution and it usually works. Im no expert with security cameras but it’s not my first rodeo. One thing, and I don’t know, if this is something security cameras just do. At night, the clarity is excellent but, lights can make it impossible to to see. For example, if someone was walking with one of those headlight headbands on, you’d never see their face. Same with automobiles down my street. Sitting there with their lights on, I couldn’t identify them. License plates are almost impossible to read also. These are 4K cameras, NOT 4MP which is different and better. Videos and images are simple to download and you can edit them on your smartphone or iPad. There’s a lot of features for sensitivity, lighting, animals, things to ignore, sizes to ignore, areas to ignore and a lot more. I also have their interior cameras. Bottom line is I wouldn’t own any other cameras. These do everything you need, without being held hostage to cloud, if you don’t want it.

Very light weight, easy to use, multi purposeful, and can easily adjust for different heights, but you do need to buy an extra piece to attach to the top part for your phone to sit on it.

I always carry my phone. With this addition, I no longer have to carry a wallet as well. All I need is my drivers license, a credit/debit card and a spare $20, all of which fit nicely in this card holder. Seriously, how often do you really need all the extra cards you keep in your wallet? Very rarely! With this card holder, you are able to minimize the "stuff" you carry down to the bare essentials for most of the day-to-day work and errands and leave the rest at home. I only grab my wallet now for longer trips or when I know I'll need some of the extra cards.

It will run Windows 10, just a little slow, you do need pretty good specs to get a good experience, though, but it's quieter than the chassis fans, which is a nice bonus.

It has good xfer speed. Reliable. Handy. But, as far as portability goes, all HDDs are risky. Portability means the risk of dropping/bumping/jarring. SSDs are not as fragile. But then again, you'll never find an SSD this large. I've found some advertised, but they're junk. Gotta be careful.One pet peeve I have about software makers in general, is that they all assume you'll just install whatever you give them without any thought. But, I need to know a lot of pre-purchase/installation info. This drive came with some software. But, there was no about it with it. I had no idea what it was for, what it did, the license agreement, or why I should even be interested in it. I just deleted it without any thought. It works fine as a plain-ol-drive.