I didn’t like that you can’t connect a wireless microphone but everything else is fine

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I already have several surveillance cameras that are disconnected from the power grid via a hole drilled through the wall, but I wanted a camera on the back of our house, and the only mounting location suitable for the right shooting area is no power source available, so I needed a completely wireless camera, as this came complete with a solar panel that reduces the number of recharges needed, which I ordered.
When opened, this security camera set comes with everything needed to install it on a wall, post or fence. The main camera is a separate unit from the solar panel. When the camera is shaded, the solar panel can still be positioned on its own mount facing the sun. A small cable connects the two units.
Build quality is about average, so I would put this in the range of a budget camera that says it is waterproof so it can be used year round. I can't comment on value for money as this is listed as unavailable at the time of writing.
I would recommend doing a full charge via the USB cable before attaching and setting up. Then the solar panel should help maintain battery level depending on location and number of sunny days. I've found that the solar panel doesn't work at all on cloudy days, so a lot depends on where you live and whether it faces south.
Once the camera is turned on, it can be paired and set up in the free app that can be downloaded to a smart device. I had no problems pairing at all, although I did so before I took the camera outside to mount it, so it was close to my router and phone. This is the way I would recommend it.
Since this is a battery powered camera, many of the normal options that come standard with an AC adapter are not available. Most of these are to extend the time between charges. The main feature that isn't available with a battery camera is the ability to take constant recordings, which is understandable since that would use up power pretty quickly. The recordings for this are all made from the motion sensor, which when triggered, starts recording for a set amount of time. The motion and recording times, as well as various other options, can be accessed through the app.
I always prefer to record locally rather than in the cloud, so I installed a 128GB SD card and formatted it ready for use. If needed, this provides the option for cloud recording at a low monthly cost.
Since this is a PTZ camera, it can be panned and tilted in any useful direction from the smart device. The image can also be zoomed, but I find that the quality drops so I wouldn't normally use it.
Overall, this is a very nice, reasonably priced surveillance camera kit with the added benefit of having a solar panel included, which reduces the number of recharges. This needs to be taken into account when comparing prices. The HD image is at 1080p and streams over 2.4 GHz WLAN without too many hiccups, this depends on the router setup of coarse. Along with a pretty decent daytime picture, this also has an automatic night mode with infrared, again clear enough to see features for identification if needed. I found this to be far better than some other budget cameras I've used that could only see at night, what I could see looked like blurry ghosts, lol.
If you can't run mains power or just need the convenience of a wireless option, you can't go wrong with this set. However, I will say that a mains option is always the best way to go if at all possible.

have quite a number of K&F Concept camera filters and even a tripod and everything they make seems to be excellent products. This camera backpack is no exception. It's just the right size for all my gear, replacing another one I had that was a bit too small. It's not overly big either. The quality of the fabric is really nice and thick and I'm sure this bag will last for years and is a classic look that will never go out of style. Love it!

I have already used this tripod a number of times and it is fantastic...especially for the price. So then why 4 stars and not 5? While minor, there were a couple of screws that were not properly adjusted. The camera mount head was not properly tightened allowing the camera to shake. Beyond that the extension that can be swiveled to a 90 degree angle could use a bit of internal support beyond the "stop here" marker. It just feels like the tube would crush easily there.

The issues are extremely minor and easy to work around or fix, so I still highly recommend this product.

Overall I'm happy with the tripod, at the moment I want to use it for shooting slides. is so big that I can no longer open the battery and memory card compartment on the camera (MFT) and I have to detach the "quick release plate" from the camera every time I change. I have Tried using a small square quick-release plate (like those used on SLR cameras in the past), but the plate mount on the new tripod is a millimeter too small. remains cumbersome (memory card in , screwed quick-change blade,

I have already used this tripod a number of times and it is fantastic...especially for the price. So then why 4 stars and not 5? While minor, there were a couple of screws that were not properly adjusted. The camera mount head was not properly tightened allowing the camera to shake. Beyond that the extension that can be swiveled to a 90 degree angle could use a bit of internal support beyond the "stop here" marker. It just feels like the tube would crush easily there.The issues are extremely minor and easy to work around or fix, so I still highly recommend this product.

I already have several security cameras that are powered off via a hole drilled through the wall, but I wanted a camera in the back of our house and the only mounting location that would do the right recording area is not to have a power source available so I needed a fully wireless camera as this came complete with a solar panel which reduces the number of charges required which I ordered.
When opened, this security camera kit comes with everything needed to install it on a wall, post or fence. The main camera is a separate unit from the solar panel. If the camera is shaded, the solar panel can still be positioned on its own mount facing the sun. A small cable connects the two units.
Build quality is about average so I would put this in the range of a budget camera that says it's waterproof so it can be used all year round. I cannot comment on value for money as this is listed as unavailable at the time of writing.
I would recommend doing a full charge via the USB cable before attaching and setting up. Then the solar panel should help maintain the battery level depending on the position and the number of sunny days. I've found that the solar panel doesn't work at all on cloudy days, so a lot depends on where you live and if it's south facing.
Once the camera has been powered on, it can be paired and set up in the free app that can be downloaded onto a smart device. I had no problems pairing at all, although I did this before taking the camera outside to be mounted so it was close to my router and phone. That way I would recommend it.
As this is a battery powered camera, many of the normal options that come standard with an AC adapter are not available. Most of these are designed to increase the amount of time between charges. The main feature not available on a battery camera is the ability to take steady shots, which is understandable as that would drain the power pretty quickly. The recordings for this are all made from the motion sensor which, when triggered, will start recording for a set time. Movement and recording times, as well as various other options, can be accessed through the app.
I always prefer recording locally to the cloud, so I fitted a 128GB SD card and formatted it ready for use. If required, this provides the option for cloud recording at a low monthly cost.
Since this is a PTZ camera, it can be panned and tilted in any useful direction from the smart device. The image can also be zoomed but I find the quality drops so I wouldn't normally use it.
Overall this is a very nice budget security camera kit with the added benefit of including a solar panel which reduces the number of charges. This must be taken into account when comparing prices. The HD picture is at 1080p and streams without too many hiccups, this depends on the router setup of roughly. Along with a fairly decent daytime image, this also has an automatic night mode using infrared, which again is clear enough to be able to spot identifying features if needed. I found this to be far better than some other budget cameras I've used that could only see at night what I could see looked like blurry ghosts lol.
If you can't run from mains power or just need the convenience of a cordless option, you can't go wrong with this set. However, I will say that a mesh option is always the best way to go, if at all possible.