ieGeek Floodlight Security Camera with PIR - Security Light with Camera - 2K Security Camera Outdoor with Color Night Vision,2.4G Wired Home CCTV Cam System, 2600lm Lights,IP65,Alarm,Work with Alexa

I recently purchased the this security camera, and I'm very impressed with its performance and ease of set up. The instructions were clear and easy to follow and it didn't take long to set up at allThe video resolution is a noticeable upgrade from my previous camera. The video quality is crisp and clear, even at night. I can easily make out details even when zoomed in.The bright floodlights are incredibly powerful and does a great job of lighting up my whole drive . The siren is also loud , however I don't tend to have this activated due to the location and nearby neighboursI already had a camera of this make and it was dead easy to add to the app. Which is fantastic. It notifies you quicky of motion or activity and can allow you to configure when it is activated and weather or not the siren soundsIt really does give great piece of mind for the price

I was looking for a good quality 2K camera and light unit for my forecourt. I found this on Amazon and it’s considerably cheaper than others on the market. Don’t let that put you off because the quality of this unit is as good in my humble opinion, as those others. Straight out the box which was packaged really well the unit is very well packed and comes complete with comprehensive instruction leaflet and all fixings. Installation was simple and setting up was straightforward. The app works really well and is nicely arranged for you to see the latest security notifications. Because the camera has an SD card slot, this means you don’t have to purchase a cloud subscription. I put a 64GB SD card into the camera and this is good enough for us. Alerts and notifications from the app are fast and well detailed. The 6400 lumens led is extremely bright, but the app allows for the brightness to be adjusted which is a godsend on an estate. The lights are also adjustable for angle as well as the camera which means you can focus on your lighting area as well as your security profile. The unit is water proof and we have bolted it to the front of our house; so far it’s been faultless. The support and feedback from the company has been proactive and excellent. I highly recommend this camera light, particularly because of the 2K resolution which means you can identify number plates and people if required in a security incident.

I received this item today and installed it on the rear of my house. I have other iegeek cameras from their range (three solar cameras and a 4G PTZ camera). They are all excellent items and great value.This one in particular is simple to install if you have any existing wiring (if not, just a simple lighting circuit to he installed), a good volume to the siren and great brightness to the lights! The cloudedge app is great at pulling all of my footage together and notifications work well and are very customisable. Camera quality is 2k and is as good as my previous Google cameras, in fact the colour night vision is even better.Well done iegeek for yet another excellent security camera. I look forward to looking out for what is next!

I returned the first of these I ordered seeing one of the lights had been put on upside down. Seeing exactly the same thing on the second I was about to do the same, thinking that poor quality control was the reason for the significant discount over the normal selling price. Happily I discovered that one can rotate each light, so the protective cowl is at the top..doh!Installation was straightforward with the screw holes in almost exactly the same position as my previous light (this light has then 7.5cm apart v 8cm for my old one) so I could use one existing hole and keeping the old rawl plug in place squeeze a screw in just next to the other.To get it to connect to my Virgin hub I needed to disable 5Ghz by logging into the router (192.168.0.1). After that, following the supplied instructions worked fine (beforehand, the camera configuration just timed out after a couple of minutes). The camera is maybe 25 feet away from my router with an internal and external wall in the way but though the installation said the signal was too weak (around 35%) it installed and worked ok. Only issue is that if I turn 5Ghz back on I can't connect to the camera. Still, 2.4Ghz gives with 50Mbps download so not a big issue for now.Everything on the camera works fine and as expected from the blurb with a nice clear picture (HD is enough for me though higher is available). Motion detection works well and even when set to high alerts are triggered just with human rather than fox or other (wind blowing parasol, branches, etc.) movement up to 20 feet away.The light (set on detection sensitivity of 8/10) does trigger (looks like this does not use the same AI as the video recording motion detection) with nearby fox activity but that has been rare so far with just one 'false' light in the night, unlike my previous PIR halogen light which triggered frequently even with the wind blowing the garden table parasol.Negatives are fairly minor so far and not an issue for me given the price I paid (£65). I can't see how to change the light brightness in the app, the light is cooler (less natural and more like a fluorescent tube) than my old 150w halogen and not quite as bright but does cover a wider (and configurable) area and being LED is much cheaper to run. I guess there is no way to change the lights if they fail. There is no cowl over the camera lens so it may need a wipe in time with rain and dust.It hooked up to Alexa surprisingly easily and the good infra red throw means one can see what's going on without having to get up or turn a light on.It looks like you need the app to turn the light on outside of motion activation (max duration is 60s) or any regular scheduled period (you can set a start and end time) and it would be nice to have a feature to be able to control that from Alexa (all you can do is tell Alexa you want to see the camera).I bought a 128G card so no ongoing storage costs (one camera I had from another manufacturer slyly introduced these over time so you had to pay to be able to see motion-triggered video). Although I set recording to 'event' rather than 'all day' it does seem to record a lot of footage at night (even though no actual motion alerts trigger), so say 10G a day but it looks easy to format the card if it fills up and is not clever enough to intelligently write over the oldest footage. Also, helpfully, one can see a history of the times of 'real' human motion-activated alerts and clicking them takes you to that timestamp so no need to scroll through all the hours of footage it records.So, we'll have to see how it lasts but overall I am happy so far - if helpful please give this a like!