EZVIZ 3K Indoor Security Camera, 5GHz 2.4GHz WiFi Pet Human Detection Sound/Bark Detection 360° Pan Tilt, Auto Zoom Tracking, Two Way Calls, 512GB

Very good product I have been buying a few of these for the office and now at home to monitor the dogs. Can’t fault them. Easy installation, the quality of picture and image is great! I get notifications to my phone on time. Definitely worth the money.

The media could not be loaded. This camera works well and the quality of the picture is quite good. It responds quickly to motion. It connects very easily to the Apple Home app which I used and can be set up without any technical knowledge. Unfortunately I didn’t realise ( it does say, so my fault) that for remote access you do need a separate Apple Home hub which cost from £99 to £299. I have another IP security camera so the extra expense is not warranted. As it stands this camera would be useful for monitoring a baby’s nursery or maybe dogs etc in another room when at home. I have neither so the usefulness in my case is somewhat limited. However it works well and with a hub would be an effective security device.

Lots of great features but, as I've often found with low cost products, it doesn't stay in HomeKit over WiFi. However, it has an Ethernet port and when I connect up using that, there is no problem.I know my WiFi isn't an issue, as there is an access point about 3m away. So, it must be to do with their implementation of WiFi.Shame, as other than that, it's a great little product for the price.

This camera is a powerhouse of features. First of all, it supports both local storage using a MicroSD card and cloud-based storage (done via the EZVIZ app). The setup was relatively simple and painless and allowed a follow-on to set up with other home hubs such as Alexa.The camera itself is listed as having 3K 5MP, which provides a really clear image. It is also equipped for infrared-based night mode recording, which also has good clear imaging. It has motorized pan and tilt so you can view around just as if you were there turning your own neck. All of this is broadcast comfortably to monitoring devices such as your mobile phone over 2.4 or 5 GHz bands. In addition, the camera can be plugged in via Ethernet cable in the back.There is a raft of AI features such as wave calling where video calls can be placed to the primary user of the camera; auto-zoom tracking, which detects whether an outline is human and zoom focuses on that person so you can make identifications; pet detection features such as meows and barks; baby cry detection, which makes it an ideal baby monitor. In addition, if it picks up something it feels you need to know about, such as unusual sounds, it will send out a notification.In terms of privacy, it is built with a privacy shutter so you can disable the camera’s ability to hear, and the camera rotates inside itself, disabling its ability to see.It is also quite eye-pleasing, with a modern globular shape that hides away nicely as a piece of furniture. Further to this, it also comes with mounting equipment that allows the camera to be mounted to walls and ceilings.For the price of £79.99 (at the time of review), I feel this is a really great, feature-packed product. In addition, if you need an internal security system, it is easy to set up and is cost-effective alone in removing the need for a professionally installed system.

It is very laggy, and does not prompt to commands.The image keeps getting stuck (frozen) in one angle and is not responsive to camera rotation.The auto night/day vision feature is mostly nonfunctional; it gets stuck in either night or day setting.It is large in comparison to other security cameras.it is too expensive for its poor performance, although it looks nice and the image quality is not bad.

This indoor security monitoring camera is an excellent addition to your existing set up or starting new. It is compact, durable and well-built. It will not take up too much space and can be tucked away in corners.Setting up the camera is straightforward and takes only a few moments. It works with smart home tech and connects seamlessly. The dual-band WiFi helps in maintaining good connectivity. The camera can be controlled through the Ezviz app or any of the smart home apps you use.Picture, audio and video quality is superb. It picks up motion and sounds reasonably quickly. The ability to see 360 degrees is fantastic and ensures all corners are covered. It does struggle to pick up the barks - its not very intuitive in that regard. Also, it's funny about the abnormal noises and picked up gunshots from the TV!The two-way talk is great and works without issues. The night vision is also pretty good. I have not tried its other features as yet such as wave calling and auto-zoom but have no reason to doubt its uses.I think this is a very useful addition to home security. my favourite features are the 360-degree tilt and night vision. I'd recommend it.

I put off setting this up until I had time to do it. I need not have worried - it was actually an absolute pice of cake. You do need to have the Apple Home app but really the QR code on the instructions does the rest in about five minutes total. I got this to spy on my two cats especially when I am out of the house (sad I know) and it does that very well. I am impressed by the picture quality and the range of vision. I have not used all the functions advertised and have not tried to record from it but I have used “talk” to call them although I won’t do it often because I can see they are confused by it and it seems a bit cruel. However, if you were using it as an intruder alarm, I’m sure it would be a shock! have it positioned on a worktop which is fine for my needs but I see it comes with all the kit you need for mounting on the ceiling. Anyway, I’m having fun with it as it is and appreciate it being as simple or as complicated as I choose.