NUFEBS Security Camera 2K/4MP HD Dome Camera Pan/Tilt 355° Surveillance Camera with Spotlight Night Vision Motion Detection Siren WiFi Remote Two-Way Audio Waterproof (White)

Great value for the price paid. I’ve only had it up a few days but so far I am very happy with the results. It was very quick and easy to set up. When moved or powered off it connects quickly back to the network and; therefore, gets back online quickly. Picture quality is great, haven’t yet determined how SD vs FHD mode impacts recording space. You have the option to record using an SD card or pay for cloud storage. Note, it does not come with an SD card, you must purchase separately. I found the motion tracking to be pretty good especially at this price point, I’m happy that it is included as another camera I have requires the paid subscription to access certain features like human detection and motion detection. I found it by accident but really like that I can move the camera by swiping my fingers over the picture versus having to access the ptz function of the app. The only drawback I’ve seen so far is that I wish it had a longer Daemon time.

I like this camera a lot !! It is not very expensive but offers so many features. I needed a camera for my porch and driveway to keep an eye on porch pirates as well as people trying to break into cars/homes. Its perfect for my need.
It has a good video quality and detects movement very well. It also rotates in all directions covering decent area around the house. It has good night vision and you can store the videos in cloud or an SD card.
It connects to your home wifi although it needs to be connected to a socket . It is easy to connect to the app on the phone and communicate with the camera when you are away. One of the best features is 2 way audio and its really great. I can talk through the camera and give instructions to the person at the door or warn and deter someone trying to break in.
Overall, I like this camera a lot .

Bought these cameras for home security purposes. They were easy to set up and the app is user friendly and pretty easy to use. I liked the fact that the mounting brackets can accommodate wall or ceiling fitting (not all cameras do). The quality of video is very good and night vision is as good as any I have seen. There is an option to use either the cloud for storage (with a subscription) or an inserted micro SD card (free) Note SD card not included. With rolling recording and access from anywhere, I am happy with SD card recordings. The track, snapshot, alert and PTZ functions all work very well. Would definitely recommend.

I got two and managed to get both running despite setup frustrations. They are very small and packed with features not expected in a 30-40$ unit. They can connect to comcast router and run outside brick wall or aluminum siding walls without wifi extenders. They do require the USB 5V (charger) power connectors to be plugged into outlets. Cameras have a 6″ USBC end that fits into (included) standard USB cable (6ft) and that fits into the power brick. I needed to buy several USB extension cables to reach my outlets, and that ended up working OK. ONE of the included power bricks was DEAD ON ARRIVAL, minus one star here, and I ended up using one of my USB chargers vs sending the whole thing back (cost maybe $5). Mounting is not especially easy since you should have an extra-long Philips-type screwdriver to install the included screws into a place high up. You might want o power them up so see where the default pointing direction ends up prior to mounting. The PZT initialized on startup left, right, up, down and ends up at some default angles. It seems you can change that view later on in software (if enable autotracking function), otherwise, if you use the PZT controls to move the view, it will eventually go back to that default home position (a few minutes later).
Setup of “tris home” cell phone app is frustrating. You select the product from pictures (typically), setup your wifi network and input your wifi password, it then creates a URL image on your phone that you show to the (powered on) camera. Camera tells you it connected if successful. I do that part inside house prior to mounting. You need to name the device on 1st go, setup a device passcode, etc. Tris -home on 1st go requires you put in your cell number (for push notifications, etc), and creates a push code that you need to verify the phone is correctly linked. There is a frustration– the code has a 10second timer going and you need to type it in 2x, then FIND the silly “OK” button that is NOT visible on the view you have. Look for the small downward caret at the lower right of that screen to access the “ok” button. <10sec timed me out 5x before I got over this hoop!!
The software is basically good enough, but many things are press-n-guess since there is zero documentation of what does what and what you can do. In the camera hamburger menu, there is ‘recording’ section with a “record button” toggle. It is a ‘record 24/7’ button! There is another record icon on each camera main menu that you can likewise toggle ‘for as long as needed’, to similar goal. If you set the record-ON in the main camera menu, then the icon in the event viewer is meaningless. With it off, it will only record detected events. If 24/7 mode, the playback shows a timeline of blue time for regular events and red color for detected events spaced in. fairly easy to review those and to download if needed. I use only local recording to microSD card vs cloud options. The local storage can be set to overwrite itself if it filled up. In 24/7 mode I used 75% of 128GB card in about a week.
Human detection is good and it can track. You can set the default view for detections with PZT and “set tracking daemon” to that– that’s how to get it always point to a view you want to start at vs the default ‘home’ it seeks. You can also store assorted view angles for quick look abouts.
The white flood lights do come on at night if it detects persons. Not super bright, but they will track the person, so they know they have been seen. Fancy motion sensor function light….
On you phone you need to allow the app to receive pushes. A truncated message on my android keeps telling me to do something to background pushes, but can’t find what that might be. I asked SERVICE, they did respond 24h but seemed confused by each question I had (or English?), nonetheless, they wrote “Open your phone—click settings—find” Tris home”—–Click” Notifications”—-Open the “Allow notifications”, ” Sounds”, “Badges”. Then Open “Tris Home” App and login —Add device—Click”三” in the upper right corner—Click “Settings”—Click” Smart Alarm”—-Open “on”, “Human detection”, “Alaram Push”, and ” Show trace(Human detection)”—click “Alarm mode”, open the “capture Image”, “Record video” and “Warning light”. (Note: Please don’t open the “DND”, otherwise you will not receive the message.)”
I saw tris home ‘had a firmware update’ for each of my cameras, and each upgrade ended up preventing cameras from connecting. I power cycles, did factory resets, and that generally got me back up eventually. Minus 1 star for that! Today, the firmware upgrade seemed to brick one camera- it reused to start. On start the IR LEDs flash briefly, then eventually a voice says ‘starting up’ and if wifi connected, but this time the red would flash, pause, and flash, repeat. I had to pop out the SD card to get it recover! Try that if you get into that situation.

This camera is relatively cheap compared to other brand, but they did not compromise the quality. It use its own app which is very easy to use. When the camera gets power, there is a voice indicator and it can be turn off through the app. The night vision mode is really cool. This camera is designed to be placed in a higher place, screws come with it. I only set this camera in my living room, and for privacy purposes, I connect it to a smart plug which will shutdown when I am home. The camera can use a micro sd card to record or cloud storage. Personally i did not use any of them. I just need a real-time camera when i am not home. Great product! By the way, it has a motion detector, it will push you a notification when it recognize movement, very useful. But it will recognize my dog and send me a notification when I am not home. So I disable it.

With other WiFi cameras that I have used getting my phone to recognize the camera has been a pain. This camera connected quickly and easily. The physical mounting was easy. I like the fact that I can pan and tilt from my phone. I have it set to be able to view down my long driveway and view the parking pad and back door. Easy.