Security Camera Indoor-2K 360° WiFi Cameras for Home Security，Pet/Dog/Baby Camera with Phone app, 2-Way Audio, Night Vision, 24/7 SD Card Storage, Works with Alexa & Google Home (2.4Ghz)-D1

Let's start off by saying this like all the other reviews, clear picture great night vision for the price I paid truly impressive little clear cameras. That don't require the monthly subscription. But is available if you so choose that or need or require. The OnVif gives you the ability to record directly to the NVR or to a hard drive or a laptop running NVR software. While seamlessly allowing you to add these cameras to many pre-existing digital systems, Giving you multiple options to record and store clips and snapshots without the monthly service fee. Or as I will explain to truly use the camera wirelessly you can still use NVR software on a laptop and browser. Or you can install SD card not included with the camera. I believe you can use up to 128 gigabyte.Depending on the scenario that you may have around your house or business or anything you want to secure or record including sound. If you have somewhere you discreetly want to put a camera, but power is an issue or wires. Maybe you need hide a camera and a purse or in a shoe box or in a birdhouse. But you can't give away the identity of the camera by having wires leading to it or a power supply.Well this could be a solution for literally under $20. Giving you the ability to remotely not only view the camera without a mobile connection via the OnVif. Or if you're in close proximity you could be wirelessly connected through the network to the camera, but the network not requiring internet. Again if you would be within Wi-Fi proximity. But also giving you the ability to not only see but to hear and perhaps the subject moves you can pan and tilt the camera and follow them you can even zoom in I believe digitally not optically probably 4X or 5X. Maybe it's an animal and you are worried about a pet or livestock. Just get a USB-C power bank plug it into the camera and it's truly remote Wireless. Allowing recordings to record on a multiple of different platforms. Until the battery is depleted.Series a few 18650s together. You have a power bank for a week before you know it for a few dollars. But I don't know where else for $14 you can get a truly Wireless megapixel Wi-Fi camera with PTZ clear night vision requiring extremely low lux, in other words very little ambient light required for clear bright night vision. In black and white of course. Or color if you choose to turn off the IR. But if you have a USB-C power bank, it will allow you to operate the camera remotely via Wi-Fi from the app, tablet, or desktop right in your browser. Because it has OnVif (open source project that allows communication with other like products) you can enter the IP address of the camera into your browser and view it live use the pan tilt Zoom controls and everything that the app would allow you but through this OnVif. Making it universally compatible with DVRs nvrs other cameras and products of the like.Impressed by these cameras especially from the price point. As somebody who uses high-end cams such as Axis, Sony, and some other name brands that use Carl Zeiss Optics. And I only deal with megapixel IP cams that include PTZ, OnVif, night vision, manual IR cut, Poe, motion detection, with with 30X optical zoom minimally. Internal lens heaters/defrosters/defogger, Jacks for two-way communication minimally. As my opinion is I prefer integrated communication to the camera but with my own Hardware IE speakers or horn, amps, Mic's. Similar to a loud hailer enabling loud communication. But only requires the subject to speak in a normal tone. Depending on the megapixel easily will get 3 to $400 plus in each individual camera. So I know what quality is when it comes to CCTV.Everything I listed above that I pay quite a bit extra for maybe to have a flashy name, these cameras provide the majority of the options. With a easy to use intuitive app that gives you quite a bit of control. So I was impressed by these cameras for their price so I bought four more. Given me a total of five of them after my first experimental purchase.I'll try to include some video and pictures as is this review is for the first single camera I purchased. I will be doing an additional detailed review for the four pack I purchased after receiving the first single pack.The only cons I see to the cams,The first being not outdoor cams or waterproof. Reluctantly to admit I have one of them underneath the eve outside testing and the weather is not been easy on it. But the camera is performed very well with zero problems which is amazing for the small amount of money that they ask for them.The second possible con. And it may not be it may be a mistake on my part I'd like to make that very clear.but they may have the ability that I'm unaware of. That would be for the PTZ it's not consistent motion tracking. I have to click the mouse button that controls my NVR for every segmented movement of the camera. Whereas normally I can just click and hold Mouse button down and Pan the camera to where I need to be and release my finger for the camera to stop. So again these may have the ability and I may not have found it yet. Also this could be part of the OnVif settings that I'm unaware of and have set incorrectly. I will update this information for the panning movement as soon as I can verify which will be before the next review I post on the four pack.The bottom line is remote camera with PTZ night vision Zoom Wi-Fi you just can't go wrong. Whether it's to watch a pet during the day or use it as a nanny cam or to catch somebody stealing your Oreos. Camera doesn't even require you to be there it will catch then and record them with the motion detection. Perhaps you want to give them a warning. You can set the siren in conjunction with the motion detection, to scare off animals or prey or possibly a perpetrator. Well okay I might be going a little too far there. But at least the alarm sound will let them know there's something there that detected them and is alerting somebody else that they are there.. Again great price can't go wrong.

The Cinnado D1 Security Camera has so much to offer. I found that it excels as a baby monitor using its 2-way video and audio. With its 2K resolution and 360° pan/tilt functionality, it provides crystal-clear visuals and comprehensive coverage of any room, check out the attached pictures. Whether you're keeping an eye on your little one, pets, or home security, this camera delivers reliable performance.You can also view all your cameras that use the same Wansview Cloud App. It's easy to use and set-up. It comes with numerous functions and settings that are easy to understand and operate. I feel like Scarface watching all my cameras!!!One of its standout features is the two-way audio, allowing parents to communicate with their baby remotely through the phone app. The night vision ensures clear monitoring even in low-light conditions, making it a dependable choice for overnight use. Additionally, the 24/7 SD card storage ensures continuous recording without relying on cloud subscriptions.The Cinnado D1 integrates seamlessly with Alexa and Google Home, enabling voice control for added convenience. Its WiFi connectivity (2.4GHz) ensures stable performance, while the intuitive app makes setup and operation effortless.Overall, this baby monitor with video and audio is a fantastic choice for parents seeking a reliable, high-quality monitoring solution. With its advanced features and user-friendly design, the Cinnado D1 Security Camera offers peace of mind and security in one compact package.

I have now purchased two Cinnado D1 cameras. I am very satisfied with the cameras.First, the customer service is outstanding. The replies are within 24 hours and right to the point of my questions. And their fixes guided me to learn more about the camera.At first, after I very easily connected the camera to my iPhone 14 Pro Max, the clarity of the views from the camera were outstanding. I wanted, though, to be able to view my camera's screen on my Fire Tablet 10 (7th generation). I named my camera FRONT. I used the command on my Fire Tablet of "Alexa show FRONT." For a few seconds you will see a message at the bottom of the Fire Tablet screen saying "waiting for Wansview," then the camera's view will be on your tablet screen in the same orientation as on your phone. If you use the console tool on your phone to redirect the camera, after a second or two that reoriented view will show on your tablet. BUT, the next day when I again wanted to view my camera using my Tablet, I got a "buffering" message on the bottom of the Tablet's screen. The scene was a static view of what the camera first saw when I started it up on my Tablet. At first, I couldn't get the buffering to stop, but with the assistance of customer support, I found that simply going to the app on my phone: (1) Open the gear icon to enter SETTINGS; (2) at the bottom of the settings page open DEVICE MANAGEMENT; (3) Select RESTART DEVICE; (45) select OK in order to restart the device. Go back to view the scene on your phone screen and turn off the CAMERA. Then, you will see the word ENABLE on the view which had been being shown. You will probably see on the camera's window on your phone with the message in the lower right saying "connecting," or you may be taken to a message that offers you the option to refresh your camera. If the later, select to refresh your phone. If the former and that message stays on too long, just power off your smart phone, wait a minute or so, and then power the phone back on. You will now have a clear life view of where the camera is looking on both your phone and your Fire Tablet.UPDATE: I just noticed that there is a 10-12 second lag on my Fire Tablet to view the scene that had already shown on my smart phone. So, if you are monitoring your property with this camera through one of your windows what you will see on your Fire Tablet is 10-12 seconds later of something that has already happened. On your smart phone, though, you will see immediately what is actually happening in real time.Something else I learned is that you can also view the camera's live view on your PC. Go to the Wansview.com web site. Create an account. Select SUPPORT, then DOWNLOAD, and scroll down until you see the file appropriate for the operating system for your computer. When you select the file, you will be redirected to the Microsoft Store. Just follow the prompts until you receive a login screen. You will use the same login username and password that you created on your phone for the Cinnado D1, not the username and password you just created for your account on Wansview.com. The screen that comes up will show you the camera live view with all of the same functionality as you have on your phone to use this camera. To the upper-left you will notice an icon that has 4 smaller squares in a larger square. That is if you have more than one Wansview camera and want to see the live view of one of those other cameras.I really do love this camera! I tried two other security cameras on Amazon, which I returned because they simply didn't work. This was my last attempt to find a security camera and I am so glad I kept with it and found this one.UPDATE: Contrary to the 10-12 second delay you experience viewing the cameras view on your Fire Tablet, when using this Wansview Cloud window on your computer, there is no delay in viewing the scene. What you see is immediately what the camera is pointing at.