Wansview Outdoor Wireless Security Camera - Monitor Your Property 24/7

LazMunLazMun: The media could not be loaded.  Overall, when start to set the cam to get an image it wasn’t taking long time to me, including the time to download app, which was around 10 to 12 minutes overall. After the app is installed you have access to a lot of function such as set time zone, turn on or off motion alert, and others. In settings, also you can In motion alert and In advanced setting rotate image, adjust camera microphone and speaker volume, so, once you have check this previous, and take picture from camera on smart phone, you may disconnect the power of the camera and stand it at place. I found the app very intuitive and easy to use.
Where you put the camera? It could be on top front of the house, maybe in a corner or so, where you have strategic view, pointing down for better view, where you can clearly see the driveway and people walking to front door. I prepared and fixed with screws in brick. Must be paying attention to Wi-Fi signal and source of 115-120-volt outlets, previous installation.
Camera features allow excellent visual clearness no matter if daylight or in nighttime. Your shots or videos can be storage for later use. At this moment I like the...

United States on Aug 15, 2020

Soybeaner007Soybeaner007: I don't know what other camera companies do exactly because I'm very loyal to this particular brand for its price, ease of use, reliability, and simple set up. First of all, I now own 10 Wainsview cams and this pair is the first outdoor camera set I've used. Similar to the indoor wireless version, this one set up very easy and the camera itself was so easy to install! I am the type of customer that doesn't read directions and always assumes something's broken if it doesn't work in five minutes--that's why I've kept buying these cameras--they haven't disappointed so far. The outdoor cameras come with two small stickers you put under the base of the camera that shows you exactly where to drill holes. Brilliant! Just remember even though they're wireless, you need a power source close enough to plug them in; they aren't battery operated.

I've put 2 pics here that show how clear the images are. My garage tends to be dark but this camera shows things in detail and I can see that my car's safe if I hear a noise on the street (I live in an urban area and my garage was broken into recently and a bike stolen which is why I wanted a camera in there). This camera records when it...

United States on Nov 02, 2019

Humaniac: I have been using indoor Wansview cameras for a while, and these W-4 units work similarly and as advertised. They were very easy to set up and configure. I updated the firmware (easy) and needed to restart the app to get everything to work. They integrate seamlessly in the Wansview app so I can view these cameras with my indoor ones. There is a 4-camera view to view up to 4 cameras at once, or view just one at a time. The motion alerts seem to work well. The picture quality is quite good. The construction and quality seem good. I like the small size.

There are 3 cables coming out of the camera: power cord, internet connection and reset cable. The internet connection, in particular is pretty large, requiring a good size drill hole to feed the cables. This unit does not include SD card support, but that was covered in the description. It does require AC (not battery powered), so you have to install it where you can access an AC outlet. There are extra plastic pieces included. I assume they are optional, for covering some of the connections. The documentation does not describe them, but should.

Overall, I recommend his camera. The value is excellent (performance vs...

United States on Oct 26, 2019