Included are power supply, drilling template, screws, dowels, instructions and of course the camera.
Equipment:
Again, there is no need to subscribe to a cloud provider for this. The alarms are stored on the SD card and can be viewed later in the app.
The app is always required for configuration. It is necessary to register first. The ease of setup in the app is an advantage. Movements and sounds can be detected. You can also set up motion tracking, which works, but the camera only rotates horizontally. Depending on where the camera is mounted, two axes would actually be needed for proper motion tracking.

The camera also has a speaker that you can talk to through the app. This also works very well. However, you cannot restrict the field of view in advance, but always have a full field of view. Caution is advised when taking pictures outside, as public areas are not allowed to be recorded in Germany.
Night vision is good, and thanks to the built-in LEDs, the camera can also illuminate the surroundings itself.
Attention:
For cameras that are accessible via the Internet, you have to trust the manufacturer, as you can't make the security settings yourself. You also have to hope that the manufacturer will react quickly when security vulnerabilities are discovered and provide a firmware update. Furthermore, if you are aware of the risk that comes with storing and transferring data to a Chinese manufacturer, you won't go wrong with this camera. It is easy to use and all the necessary functions are present.

This simple camera setup is great to get video for your vehicle on a budget. The front / interior camera plugs directly in to your lighter wiring. There is a separate (optional) rear camera with wiring that ties in to the front and plugs in, but the length of wiring works for compact cars or small sedans, certainly not SUVs or larger cars. Plan accordingly.

The video is standard VGA, nothing too fancy but should be enough for insurance if heaven forbid you get into an accident.

Dashcams are a must have nowadays. With the amount of cars on the road it's better to protect yourself with video footage. This is a 3-channel dash cam, with a front view, interior view, and rear view camera. The camera quality is great and it's clear. I'm impressed with this camera. It was easy to install and everything works good.

As far as generic dashcams go, this checks all the right boxes as long as you're not expecting stellar video quality. With 1080p front, 720p rear/ internal camera, coupled with a cheaper sensor, the video footage is acceptable. In good lighting conditions the front camera can pick up license plates to close cars easily enough, as can the rear camera for cars directly behind you. Night footage isn't the best, as to be expected, but I believe it would certainly help in a situation should an "incident" occur where you needed to use the footage. The internal camera, being the lowest resolution, works fine and is lighted in the dark.

The menu system / buttons aren't the most intuitive, with a lot fiddling needed if you don't have the manual in front of you. However, once you've got the settings as you'd like them, you don't have to play around with them. I like that it includes a 64GB card so you can get going right away. It will quickly fill, but as it's loop recording that isn't really an issue.

Overall, it's an average quality dashcam when you factor in the cost.

love the pictures and as soon it detect a movement it start recording

We use this as a security measures at a cafeteria when entering pass cash register it alert us to come to register

All in all a very good camera for the price!

When I said "1000x magnification" I was skeptical before I bought it, which turned out to be true. The real maximum magnification is more like 500-600, which is perfectly sufficient for my purposes - checking solder joints in the hobby area. The lighting is bright enough, but is reflected in the picture on smooth surfaces. The display resolution is sharp, noise and flicker-free. The menu navigation takes a little getting used to, but with a bit of experimentation you will quickly reach your goal. I'm still puzzled as to what the "Motion detect" function on a microscope is for when looking at objects that don't move by themselves? The English menu navigation does not say "Motion detect" but "Exposure Compensation", i.e. exposure correction, which makes more sense. The translation of the menus leaves a lot to be desired not only in German but also in English. The battery capacity is sufficient for at least 2 hours even in continuous use with lighting, but the battery indicator only shows 2 out of 3 bars after a few seconds even when the battery is fully charged. The mechanics of the tripod is simple but stable. All in all, the product serves its purpose for me and I am satisfied with it.