WIFI outdoor security camera outdoor camera 2K Ultra HD picture Audible alarm IP66 waterproof two-way voice Night Vision Range 8m/26ft US Version

The K&F Concept KF50.0009AEU is an outdoor security camera with full control over a wireless connection. It is powered by an internal lithium battery that can be charged with the included solar panel. The lens mount is motorized, allowing remote control of horizontal and vertical movements, as well as zooming in and out. The integrated power source offers a degree of independence when choosing the location of the camera. I placed our sample on a post in the yard, quite high up, and pointed at the lawn to record wildlife, especially at night. The plastic bracket is simply attached with the supplied screws. Masonry requires the use of a drill and dowels (preferably better ones than the cheap examples in the kit). I similarly mounted the solar panel under the camera, using the swivel mount to set it pointing slightly up to harvest as much sunlight as possible. It could be placed away from the camera. The 3-meter line offers a lot of flexibility in this regard. It connects to a USB-C socket underneath the device. An alternative power source could potentially be used when sunlight is scarce but the body of the plug is a bit too small and the socket is rubber encased to keep moisture out so a suitable cord is needed. Before all this, the first task is to connect the camera to the home WiFi and download the Ubox app on a smartphone. It's pretty normal for this type of device. I would have liked to use the camera via PC, but it doesn't support Windows. The only option is to use the android app in an emulator or maybe use a windows program with multiple factory cameras. This requires some knowledge and effort, and the camera may need to be set up in the manufacturer's app first to get the necessary details. The camera can be set up with either a sound signal or a QR code. I had trouble with the former, but the QR code worked right away. The textbook clearly took some effort, but some of the English language is hard to follow. The camera has all the typical features that appear in the list. The app is fairly easy to navigate, but not perfect. Recordings can be viewed after a short connection delay. They can be stored on an SD card in the camera or in the cloud (requires subscription after free trial). The recording quality is very satisfactory and I found this camera generally capable. I'm still trying to line up shots longer than a few seconds and the battery doesn't last the night at this time of year. It could be better in a security setting where it doesn't trigger and isn't accessed as frequently.

I have a couple of these, one in the front yard and one in my back yard. When I'm gone, I can scan around the yard. The camera doesn't pan by itself, you have to go into the app and then you can move the camera. The picture is clear, I will be buying more in the near future.

We were looking for a solution to place an outdoor camera in an area of our garden that, despite our best efforts, was too far for our WiFi. I was able to set up and connect the camera in less than ten minutes. Image quality is excellent, even in SD, and the night vision even picked up some critters that were visiting at night. I like that I can easily reload the SIM card that came with the camera and use their cloud service when my SD card is full. report abuse

was looking for a surveillance camera that can be used anywhere without requiring an existing WLAN network or a power connection and then came across this model from K&F Concept. It generates its electricity via a solar cell, which works quite well. A small charging light shows when it is charging, which is even the case if you hold it towards the window indoors. Thus, it would already recharge in diffuse, darker light, e.g. in the forest. Depending on the intensity of use, it should also be able to bridge several weeks without recharging via a permanently installed lithium-ion battery. Installation is relatively easy, everything you need is included, and a SIM card is already installed to get you started. I use it with an Aldi-Talk prepaid card, the cheapest data package there is EUR 4.99 per month. It is important that you initially insert an unlocked card without a pin code. You can access the camera (and multiple cameras) via the app that comes with it. You can make all sorts of settings, look at the recorded photos and videos or see a live image. The camera can be panned in all directions in live mode, and there is even a built-in microphone and speaker so you can talk to the camera on your cell phone (or tablet). So you can use the camera as an intercom system if you hang it on any entrance (eg the entrance of the allotment garden). Depending on how you set it up, it also sends an alarm to your cell phone when someone approaches it and records video and pictures at the same time. You could theoretically even hang it in the forest and use it as a wildlife camera that you can access live from home. It is also possible to activate a siren, then the camera acts as a simpler alarm system. The great strength of this model compared to the WLAN version is above all this complete independence from the existing Internet and electricity. It works anywhere there is a cell phone network. At the same time, it is small and inconspicuous and, thanks to the solar cell, has the advantage that it is absolutely maintenance-free. Once you hang it up, it works practically continuously without having to change batteries. So you can use them to watch the holiday home, the allotment garden, the boat, the horse paddock, the chicken coop, vacant properties, the caravan on the campsite, craftsmen could use them as a construction site camera to protect building materials and machines. Also suitable, for example, for showmen who travel a lot. You can also hang the camera on a tree in the forest to observe deer crossing, a high stand or a feeding station. You can also attach it anywhere and take time-lapse recordings. The picture quality is very good. I monitor part of my garden with the camera. The picture is good and sharp, both day and night. The camera has multiple infrared diodes that are powerful enough to illuminate a large area of the garden. The light of this wavelength is invisible to humans and animals, so the camera is also suitable for beautiful animal observations, you could even have it filmed through a hole in the lid of a nest box. But it also has 4 white LEDs that enable colored night vision. The light sensitivity in almost complete darkness is impressive. The resolution of the videos and pictures is 2K, it also has a 4x digital zoom. Images and videos are recorded on an SD card. There is also a cloud function, but you don't necessarily need it. The films and images stored on the SD card can be called up via the mobile network using the mobile app, for example, so you don't have to drive into the forest to evaluate the images and change batteries, as you would with a game camera. The data consumption is also not very high. With the cheapest prepaid data plan, you can use the camera for a few weeks. Unfortunately, it doesn't have a WiFi adapter, so it really only works via the mobile network, but that's also its advantage, because it works completely location-independent and you can quickly take it with you and hang it somewhere else. Access to the camera images can also be shared, for example if several people should be able to access the image. I use the camera mobile for various purposes and would buy it again at any time.

This camera is designed to be 100% autonomous wireless. It works with batteries that can be charged via the built-in solar panel or via a USB port. DE connects to your devices via 3G/4G/LTE with a SIM card (included). The connection is made through the UBox App, which is available in multiple languages including Spanish and is very easy to use. Because of this, it is an ideal camera for monitoring farms or remote areas where there are no cables or WiFi around. Some of its main functions are: - Detection of people (throw away animals) and instant notification to your devices with recording of the detected scene. - High quality color vision, including color night vision - Two-way audio that allows you to have real-time conversations. - 355° pan, 95° tilt and x4 zoom - Completely waterproof, suitable for outdoor use. It's a great option and at a price that matches the features it offers. I think I'll install another one in the yard to keep the whole house under control!

An external solar powered camera suitable for setting up and monitoring your property, especially outdoors. The camera allows you to connect via 2.4 GHz WiFi. It is solar powered via a separate solar panel with a 3M cable, allowing it to be located away from the camera's location. This allows you to locate the panel to get the maximum sunlight it needs. It features 355 degree pan and tilt view, headlight, PIR motion sensor, super HD night vision and is compatible with 2-way trekking. It is also waterproof up to IP66. However, please note that you must place it where it will receive maximum sunlight to keep it charged and give it enough energy to function even in winter. The camera is operated via the "uBox" app and has cloud and micro SD card, secure storage and remote access. It supports up to a 128GB SD card although it doesn't include it which is a shame but they're cheap enough these days which makes me always wonder why they don't include one, maybe it's to trick you into buying the cloud - Buy memory. You can also charge it via USB, especially handy for the winter months when the sun might not be strong enough to fully charge the camera. I wanted this camera to keep an eye on my garden area as it is difficult to locate power cables on an outside wall without drilling large holes. This solar array will hopefully be the answer when our winters allow it to be sufficiently charged. I have a garden that faces east/west so it tracks the sun all day and I believe it charges even on the cloudiest of days. I'll report back now that summer seems to be over and let you know if the batteries are sufficiently charged. But as mentioned, you have the option of USB charging from either a power bank or other mobile source, but I may upgrade when winter comes. The camera and panel were easy to mount with the included screws and connected to my wifi with ease. I didn't have to turn off my 5GHz setup for this to happen. The camera is easy to use, via the app on your phone or pad, even remotely. A great, solidly built kit that hopefully is as reliable as it looks. I would be happy to recommend it.

We have already bought 4 of them and so the whole house is monitored all around, so far only via our mobile phones, we haven't managed to install them on the PC yet, but I'm sure if we ask K&F Concept they will help us. You can fix it at one point, eg the front door, or adjust it flexibly, ie it then follows an object/person and is also funny to look at. I can use my cell phone from the 3rd floor to give the postman instructions on where to put a parcel, or greet visitors even before I open the door. We even bought one instead of a trail camera, which is often useless. She is fixed on the aviary and the surrounding area, so we can record small videos of the flocks of birds. Value for money is great!

Really a good product. Just too confidential and with exceptional night vision. I put them in the garden to piuydi ten meters away from the wifi router and connect quietly. The advice.

I've been looking for an outdoor camera and PTZ function for a long time. Unfortunately, I was not able to integrate the camera via the Tuya app. I needed the one provided by the manufacturer. The camera offers many options, such as notifying when a person moves. You can also activate a siren that goes off as soon as movement is detected. With the two bright LEDs you can even illuminate a possible burglar to draw attention to him.

From my side it's a great camera, good motion sensors, it depends how you set from 1 to 100, at 100 it will move even if you see an insect. The camera sees about 30m in daylight but less than 15m at night. Settings are easy, no rocket science, but first you need an internet connection for setup and then straight to wifi.. good looks y'all