WOOLINK 4MP Solar Camera Outdoor Wireless, 2.5K Pan/Tilt Rechargeable Battery Powered Camera, 2.4GHz WiFi for Home Security, Motion Detection, 2-Way Talk, Color Night Vision, Cloud/SD

Overall these are great cameras. Bought one over a year ago, and recently bought two more. Have recommended it to many, and my repeat buy should speak for itself.Weatherproof and solar power give you the freedom to mount them pretty much anywhere, limited only by the distance from your router, and you can remote mount the solar panel where it gets the best sunlight. My farthest is about 200 ft from the router, and still works well. I don’t have to deal with freezing or snow conditions, so that may be a consideration for those of you living in the great white north!As long as you have a router that supports 2.4g, they work. While great for speed, 5G isn’t as good through walls, or for longer ranges anyway, so 2.4g isn’t a bad thing. Most newer routers support both, and older ones are 2.4g anyway. Couldn’t see the camera until I shut off 5g on the router so it would only broadcast at 2.4g. Once the camera was setup, 5g was turned back on and all was good. Apparently my router prioritizes 5g.Setup isn’t hard, but the app is not intuitive. Once I added the camera, it did not show until I backed out of the app and came back in. Maybe an IOS thing?One is mounted on a power pole watching my driveway and gate. The other is on the back of the house to watch the rear of the property. You can see both in the app, or focus on one.Will do real time video over the net, and you can move the camera as needed to get a better view on anything catching your attention. Movement is a bit coarse, done by dragging a finger on the screen, so it takes some practice to find the spot you want. But still, accessing it from a remote location is handy. I tested it from 1400 miles away, and it worked great!As the resolution is pretty good, (they claim HD), you can do a digital (pinch on the screen), zoom to get a better focused view as needed. Could the FBI run facial recognition on a perp? Not likely, but it is still really good for a $60 camera!Battery status is displayed on the camera app page, and the included solar panel does a great job of keeping the battery charged. Even after multiple cloudy, rainy days, have never seen it below 75%.The alarm functions work well, and there are adjustments for sensitivity as well as a ‘human’ filter, which saves nuisance alarms.A set up tip: Before you mount it, plug the camera into a usb power supply, (cable included) and do all your set up with the camera next to you. That way you can verify and test everything without climbing a ladder. You can then shut it off, mount it where you want, and turn it back on when you’re done. It remembers all the set up parameters.Night vision is OK, but not as good as daylight. It has IR emitters to illuminate in the dark, but range is limited to maybe 50 feet. Bright sources such as outside lighting, (in my case solar lights), tend to wash out the view. But on a comical note; I live out in the boonies in Florida, and it is amazing to see how many night flying critters show up on the video. Looks like a bug invasion! I don’t have the sensitivity set high enough so they aren’t setting off alarm events. Neat to watch though.You can add memory to the camera with an SD card, or purchase cloud storage to take snapshot video of alarms. 32gig SD cards are cheap, so I didn’t opt for the cloud offer. Lots of video of me around the yard to delete. Glad I’m not tying up cloud data for that!

The cameras were easy to install. The solar panels keep the camera batteries fully charged. I have had the cameras installed for two months and the batteries still show fully charged. They have a wide lens that provides an excellent view of the areas. The cameras were reasonably priced. There are a lot of features and settings. All three cameras are managed in the same software. A live view is available with one click in the software. I got sim cards to record activity rather than using a website service. They include a motion light and night vision. I would recommend these cameras and would buy them again.

I recently installed the WOOLINK 4MP Solar Security Camera, and it's been a fantastic addition to my home security setup.Key Features:High-Quality Video: The 2.5K resolution provides clear and detailed footage, both during the day and at night.Pan/Tilt Functionality: I can remotely adjust the camera's angle through the app, covering a wide area.Solar and Battery Powered: The solar panel keeps the battery charged, ensuring continuous operation without the need for frequent recharging.Motion Detection & Alerts: The camera detects motion promptly and sends real-time alerts to my phone.Two-Way Audio: I can communicate through the camera, which is great for interacting with visitors or deterring intruders.Easy Installation: The setup was straightforward, and the app is user-friendlyOverall, the WOOLINK 4MP Solar Security Camera offers excellent performance and features at a competitive price point. Highly recommended for anyone looking to enhance their home security!​

These cameras were great out of the box. But as many others have noted here, over time it got harder to maintain connection to the cameras. I cannot tell you how many times I have had to reset the camera. The app is also terrible, as it just tells you to repeat the troubleshooting steps with no result. It reached the point where the camera stopped saying "waiting to connect". Now less than 2 years after purchase I have two non functioning camera attached to the outside of my house, despite many attempts to get them to reconnect.And the customer service is awful, they just told me to repeat the same steps I already did hundreds of times. They offered no real solutions, but they did tell me I was out of warranty and it was obvious they couldn't care less. They already got my money and now they are done with me.Please save yourself the trouble and do not buy this garbage.