The Security Camera is an impressive addition to any home security system, offering a blend of advanced features, user-friendly design, and solid performance.

I like this dual Camera, I can see the target and background at same time, and come with solar panel is so easy to install. The battery life is a significant advantage. With Solar power management, the camera can keep charge, depending on usage and settings. This longevity reduces the hassle of frequent recharge.

The camera captures clear 2K resolution footage, providing sharp and detailed images both during the day and at night. The night vision functionality is particularly impressive, with infrared capabilities that ensure visibility even in complete darkness. Whether you’re monitoring your front porch or your backyard, the video quality is reliable and impressive.

The two-way audio allows for real-time communication, making it convenient to interact with visitors or deter potential intruders. The motion detection is highly customizable, enabling users to set PIR sensitivity for monitoring to reduce false alarms. Additionally, the camera supports smart notifications, which can be sent directly to your phone, ensuring you’re always aware of any activity.

The WiFi connection is stable and easy to set up. One of the most appealing aspects is its local storage option, rather than relying solely on cloud storage, which often comes with monthly fees. This feature not only saves money but also gives users greater control over their data.

This is a lightweight tripod that folds into a really small rod once you close all the legs. I think it's PERFECT for travel, especially if you're backpacking, shooting on-location, or doing site-specific landscape photography. The metal is surprisingly sturdy on the body and should be able to hold the weight of my canon 5d mk 4 pretty well, so long as no one or wind tips it over! I recommend this for anyone on a budget!

I tried this 60" carbon fiber tripod mainly for two reasons: I had tried and been happy with other K&F Concept products and I wanted a new hiking/backpacking tripod. I was a bit hesitant to start since these are priced competitively compared to other name-brand tripods I've had in the past so I wondered about value. But I have to say that I am totally pleased-even thrilled- with this purchase!
The K&F is obviously a very good product; well built with quality material, tight tolerances and attractively designed and finished. From the functioning of the head down to the operation of the legs, it simply works well...VERY well. While I got this to throw on a backpack for the occasional hike and landscape shoot, with the stability and strength of this "little" tripod, I have used it for studio work as well. Even the included bag is well made and just right.
K&F Concept is definitely more than ready and able to compete with the better known big boys and-in my book-it will win.
I've been doing personal and professional photography for a few decades. K&F Concept is my new go-to brand for the products they offer.

Camera functions very well, small size is perfect for travel!!!!

I love these style of panels! Perfect for backpacking and charging small electronics or power banks. This type of panel construction seems super durable and strong.

For me a perfect camera backpack as a travel companion. The size is very comfortable, just right for me. Not too big, but still enough storage space. The wearing comfort is very GOOD. The toughest test was a multi-day city trip to London with family and a packed sightseeing program (including New Year's fireworks). The space in the backpack for the camera, lenses and, in my case, GoPro is limited but good. I was able to transport everything I needed. The upper compartment for drinks, for example, is also very practical. You can vary the dividing base between the storage compartment and the camera compartment a little using Velcro. Space in the top compartment for up to 6 0.3l bottles (lying) or 4 1l bottles (standing - but they then stick out at the top - but you can fix them well with the fastening strap). In the camera compartment I had an SLR camera equipped with an all-round telephoto (18-250), a separate telephoto lens (100-300), a GoPro, a macro lens and a 50mm fixed focal length lens. GoPro and camera accessories distributed in the other storage compartments. From the top compartment you can also load a tablet or, for example, A-4 travel documents (without folding them). On the outside I had a tripod and a camera stick for the GoPro. The thing was then really filled to the maximum. The only thing I would change are the small additional compartments for filters in the backpack openings, I would make them a little larger so that they don't just store filters. I bought your backpack precisely for trips and hikes like this, and in my opinion this backpack is perfect for that. I wouldn't recommend this backpack for climbing tours and extreme sports, as it doesn't have a waist strap. Conclusion: For me the ideal compromise between size and storage space, even for longer trips with very good wearing comfort. I am very satisfied and can only recommend the backpack.

For me a perfect camera backpack as a travel companion. The size is very comfortable, just right for me. Not too big, but still enough storage space. The wearing comfort is very GOOD. The toughest test was a multi-day city trip to London with family and a packed sightseeing program (including New Year's fireworks). The space in the backpack for the camera, lenses and, in my case, GoPro is limited but good. I was able to transport everything I needed. The upper compartment for drinks, for example, is also very practical. You can vary the dividing base between the storage compartment and the camera compartment a little using Velcro. Space in the top compartment for up to 6 0.3l bottles (lying) or 4 1l bottles (standing - but they then stick out at the top - but you can fix them well with the fastening tape). In the camera compartment I had an SLR camera equipped with an all-round telephoto (18-250), a separate telephoto lens (100-300), a GoPro, a macro lens and a 50mm fixed focal length lens. GoPro and camera accessories distributed in the other storage compartments. From the top compartment you can also load a tablet or, for example, A-4 travel documents (without folding them). On the outside I had a tripod and a camera stick for the GoPro. The thing was then really filled to the maximum. The only thing I would change are the small additional compartments for filters in the backpack openings, I would make them a little larger so that they don't just store filters. I bought your backpack precisely for trips and hikes like this, and in my opinion this backpack is perfect for that. I wouldn't recommend this backpack for climbing tours and extreme sports, as it doesn't have a waist strap. Conclusion: For me the ideal compromise between size and storage space, even for longer trips with very good wearing comfort. I am very satisfied and can only recommend the backpack.

Lightweight and works good to charge my phone and headlamp on backpacking trips.