I love this trail camera. It has been useful for my elk scouting. The solar charger makes it so much lower maintenance than other cameras. The quality of pictures is very good. Easy to set up and use.

I was pleasantly surprised by this security camera. Since it runs solely on solar power, it works remarkably well.

When I took the camera out of the box I noticed that it was a good weight and felt of pretty good quality. Setup was straightforward - the instruction manual includes a QR code that you can scan to download the app. Just register an account and then the app will search for the camera. Then it's time to move the camera to the desired position.

The camera comes with the screws and plates needed to drill it, but I'm lazy so I used gorilla tape. If you haven't used the stuff yet, it's time to get to know it. It's double-sided tape that sticks permanently both inside and out. I've used it to hang solar lights, camera doorbells and now this camera with no problem and with total security. Wait... I should check the camera...

Anyhow, the picture quality is really great for a solar powered device. I'm sure you could get better picture quality with other cameras, but then you'd be paying a lot more and it would probably have to be wired. It depends on what you're really looking for, but this camera is ideal for our needs. We have a summer house in the garden, so we use it to keep an eye out for potential intruders.

There is a monthly subscription that you need if you want to capture footage automatically. You will also need an SD card for storage. However, without the above, you can view the feed and manually press record when you see something going on. The camera sends a notification to your phone when it detects motion, which is a handy feature. However, it is very delicate and has often picked up the tree blowing in the wind. However, you can adjust the sensitivity of the motion detection feature if you want.

Overall super happy with this device and would happily recommend it

I got this for my dad's car.
First and foremost, in the box you get the dashcam, a windshield mount, a USB cable and the charger.
I like that the included charger has an additional USB port for charging other devices.
The build quality of the camera is great. It's half metal and half plastic and it definitely looks like an expensive camera.
It has a mini USB port instead of USB-C. I wish they had used USB-C as it is becoming standard pretty quickly.
I like that the windshield mount also has a mini USB port in case you hardwire it.
It has a smaller screen than the Vantrue N4. It is a high-resolution screen so you can still watch the recorded videos. The menus are easy to understand and since there are six buttons to control the camera, it is quite easy to use.
I have a 64 gigabyte microSD card that I use with this dash cam. Using both cameras will give you approximately 3.5 hours of footage (1080p-60fps or 1440p-30fps). If you just use the main camera, you'll get six hours.
The video quality is great especially at night. My old camera was useless at night. I can read all signs and license plates. It's even better during the day.

It’s going well so far, really like it.

10 watt works to get a charge and that's in the winter sun. The water resistant coating on this is great. I'll be putting it away when it's raining or snowing but when random water hits it, I'm confident it will be alright. I figure the only real weak point as far as water resistance would be the inside of usb port. By the way I really could not tell which type of usb this female port was from the pictures, details and reviews. Seems to be different among the models as well. For the 10 watt I got its a USB type A which is like the large usb you might plug into a charger block or into a computer. I'm using a regular charger cable, USB-A to USB-C and that's going into a regular slim 10,000 backup battery. Will be an excellent way to get a little extra charge while bike touring. Glad I bought this.

This is a solar security powered camera, running on 2.4 GHz WiFi. The app to download is called CloudEdge. The app can be easily set up.
The solar panel needs to face the sun for the built-in rechargeable batteries to stay fully charged. The installation process took 20 minutes as I had to drill holes in a concrete wall. I used my own reinforced screws as the screws provided by the seller are good only for stucco and wood. It is a bonus that the camera did not require to install any power cords or ethernet cables. The only wire which had to be attached to the wall was the one from the solar panel to the camera. The camera pans and moves around from the phone, and a second camera is not needed to see the front of the house. The pan and tilt features are definitely a plus, as well as the built-in intercom. I can speak in real-time to any person standing in front of the security camera through the phone app. The camera will automatically record any motion to an included (another bonus) 64G microSD card (up to 128G, but not included) or a cloud storage which comes free for 7 days only. Overall, this security camera is a good option for adding some safety to your home. The video quality is good, and the K&F Concept surveillance camera is worth the money.

Great security camera. Works without problems. However, I have to say that the solar panel hangs in the sun all day (if there is any) and I still had to fully charge the camera with external power for another three weeks. The battery was in the red zone. Maybe it's because the weather wasn't always so good. But if I have to charge the camera once a month, it's ok for me.

Great security camera. Works without problems. However, I have to say that the solar panel hangs in the sun all day (if there is any) and I still had to fully charge the camera with external power for another three weeks. The battery was in the red zone. Maybe it's because the weather wasn't always so good. But if I have to charge the camera once a month, it's ok for me.