ReiduboWIFI Security Camera Outdoor, PoE Camera with Dual-Lens 180° Ultra-Wide View, 4MP Color Night Vision, 2-Way Audio, IP66 Waterproof, Sound & Light Alarm, Compatible with Alexa & Google Home

This is a nice camera that has an amazing 180° field of view which allows it to catch just about anything. The floodlights and Infrared LEDs allow the camera to capture crisp videos and photos in full color. It has a nice microphone and speaker that supports real-time, two-way, conversations.The camera can connect to your router by wire or by Wi-Fi. Both work really well and are simple to install. There is also a built-in SD card slot that supports a micro-SD card up to 128G. The micro-SD card s not included.You can program the camera to monitor just certain areas as well as set up a Tripwire. The Tripwire is an invisible line that once crossed, will sound the built-in alarm. And the great thing about the Tripwire is that it has to be crossed by moving in a specific direction. So if you walk over the Tripwire while walking away from the camera (for example) you won't trigger the alarm. However, if you are moving toward the camera (or a secured area or door) the alarm will sound.I would love to give it 5 stars, but the camera will need some tweaking to get it to work perfectly and that can be a pain.

I'll preface this review by saying I've not had time to get this mounted. I've been testing features first in my home before we put it up.That said, it isn't listed anywhere on the description but there is some compatability with Google Home and Amazon Alexa. I use google services in my home and the best I can get from linking this to my home account is live video, no recording or facial recognition. So, if you don't mind having it up on a screen or on your hub, it isn't bad. Just know it's a partial compatability and not a full one.To do any recording you'll need an SD card or you'll need to purchase cloud storage. I'm happy enough with live camera feed. You can always save during an event if you record it yourself. The video when hooked up by wifi has about a 10 second delay so there's that too and this is why I took a star off. Ten seconds is too big a gap if you are using it for security as opposed to a check-in on your property while away in my own opinion. My Google cameras respond immediately on wifi so I set my expectations there.Overall it was easy to set up. I wish it were more convenient to save video on Google (I'd rather pay one service for video storage instead of multiple) but it is what it is.

I didn’t know much about Reidubo Outdoor WiFi Security Camera until I had this one installed and it a average camera with decent color night vision but I really liked the wide view. The 2K dual lens is also pretty good and it’s really easy to install to my PoE and I like the real-time Picture in Picture and the app iCSee is a pretty cool way to receive real time alerts.

Features of this camera • It is stationary, with a 180° view. The camera needs to be positioned manually and cannot be controlled remotely. • The clarity is exceptional, even when the light is dim. • It has good infra-red detection at night. • It has a two-way communicator, so you can speak to a person close to the camera. • You can configure it to alert for human motion. • If human motion is detected at night, the "flood lights" turn on for a time (I did not measure it, but maybe a minute). • The companion app allows you to zoom in or out as needed; to communicate with someone near the camera; and to share images/videos - if you do not have an SD card or cloud storage (subscription-based). • You can connect it directly to a POE switch (highly recommended). • You can run power to it and connect it via an Ethernet cable to your router (somewhat recommended). • You can run power to it and connect via WiFi (not recommended). • I did not find any obvious sign that the camera was turned on and connected. Once you connect the power, wait a few (long) seconds - until you hear "system starting up"; if you have POE/Ethernet you will hear in a different accent "wired network connected". And that is it; the camera is working and connected.Although you can connect this to a WiFi, it is much better to connect it to a POE switch or to use just a plain Ethernet cable to your router, as cameras can use a lot of bandwidth, particularly if you have more than one. Since you need power, you may as well get a small POE switch and only run one cable for the power + Ethernet.

nothing like video to see something in the past....to reduce hassle factor and getting on the cloudI installed a memory card, if something goes wrong, I pull the card and review it...with such a wide field of view, you can really see lotlove the motion control to save on the memory card, so u can record a lot if min. activityso far, its been working perfect for past few weeks....considering the wide coverage a good value, as it combines two cameras into onehave not tested with all the other 3rd party appsrecommended, works as advertised

This is a good camera for the diy kinda person, very easy to setup. It runs great plug into a ethernet cord, or running it off wifi.

Good connectivity with great field of vision:The main attraction of this security camera is its excellent range of vision, covering 180 degrees easily. While the picture quality is very clear, I will say that if the camera is too close to its coverage target (within ~10 feet or so), the center of the field of vision appears slightly distorted. This problem gradually lessens as you move away from the camera however, so it will likely not be an issue for most use cases. Connecting to Wifi was also very simple, plus there are hardwired, local storage options if you'd prefer not to rely on a wireless connection.Easy, intuitive app:The app to install this camera is very easy to use and intuitive. You can even adjust the focal area of the wide field of view, focusing on a specific area on your phone while the camera captures the entire 180 degree field of view.Overall, this is a very cool, effective and easy to use security camera and I'd definitely recommend.