I have this installed on my driveway .. it's ~500' long. I am updating this review, because the device is working much better .. and meets 80% of my need. I had to completely discharge and recharge the unit to get the battery to function as expected.. and is now charging with the solar panel consistently. The software as gone thru a few upgrades and is now catching deer, coyote, squirrels.. tho not getting cars as much as i'd like. It's difficult to find a good sensitivity that catches moving cars .. but doesn't catch squirrels. There's also a delay between "Detection" and "Recording" that causes most cars to not in frame by the time the recording starts. I was pleasantly surprised the company support reached out independently to see if they could make things better... and I'll be working with them to see what can be improved.

After doing a considerable amount of research into a wireless outdoor security camera, I bought 2 IE Geeks cameras with added solar panels. Installing was simple, and the range of the wireless cameras easily connected to my wireless mesh network using the CloudEdge app. I was amazed at the quality of the picture/video. Crystal clear viewing both night and day, also adding a 32-gigabyte sd card, I was able to record playback video. If you are on the fence about buying these wireless cameras, I think you will be happy with your purchase.

We have two of these Cameras. Pros: easy to set up, no need to hard wire, good picture quality, and no need for a subscription service (which was the main reason we chose this one)Cons: Does NOT allow anyone but the main user to turn motion detection on/off. Which is very annoying when your spouse turns it on goes to work and forgets he turned it on. Then all day your phone is constantly being notified, when it is just the cat walking by. Secondly, I can not use it with Alexa. I would have liked the ability to quickly see who is at the door without having to go hunt down my phone, open the app and wait for it to load. Usually the person has left assuming no one is home by the time you do all of this.

Very easy to set up, use solar power, and share you camera with others. I was skeptical because the price is very reasonable. But I am totally surprised by the easy of installation and the camera quality. The sound pickup is also outstanding. We’ll worth the money.

Picture quality is great. Motion detection is amazing. I'll update my post upon review of the night vision.

I was a bit skeptical when i ordered these that they were going to be as good as they are. The setup was easy, the range is pretty good. Buy an SD card and this just became a good trail cam. It sends me alerts when the animals are out in the field and I turn it on and watch them. It is very cool. The Solar power pack that comes with it is pretty mint also. I bought a couple more after the first and so far I have not been disappointed.

The ie-Geek 1080P Motion battery/solar powered camera is awesome. I researched several cameras and found this one from ie-Geek which is exactly what I was looking for: easy to install, motion sensor, clear HD image and one that would stay “live” to monitor as long as I wanted (without having to reconnect every minute). This one fit the bill perfectly. I have used it several weeks now and it is reliable and works without flaw. I also like using the SD card option rather than paying for Cloud service. Get this one! It is easy to install, connects to your phone app in a few simple steps and is very reliable. Like it so much I now a second one. Yes, you can add more cameras to your system.

Works well and great

Camera arrived sooner than expected. Installation was very simple. I was pleasantly surprised with the quality of the camera. What an amazing camera for the price! The infrared/night vision mode works very well!

I bought two of these and installed them. They weren't close enough to my router so I moved the router to within 12 feet of where they are mounted. If you want them located away from your router... good luck. I tried one router booster and it didn't work, so I moved them both to the front of the house next to the router.The good: Without paying anything, you can track the history of what happens when the camera captures an event. You can then record that event to the SD card, which is cool. The night vision is very good.The bad: When using your phone to access the camera, it almost always says the signal is poor and you have to reboot... almost always. My router is as close to these as I can get them, but even at 91% signal it tells you the signal is poor.Summary: It's worth the money. I want to capture what happens at my house and this works without paying an extra fee. The SD card feature is awesome, even though you have to remove it to get the data. I don't really care. If an event happens where someone is on the camera I want to keep, I'll take it down and remove the camera to get the data. I'm cheap and don't even want to pay $5 a month for some "extra" services.Really a 3.5 stars because of the WIFI issue, but 4 stars because I can use it without paying an extra fee.