EZVIZSecurity Camera Outdoor First Dual Lens 1080P, Excellent Colour Night Vision, Active Light & Siren Alarm with PIR Motion Detection, IP67 Weather Proof, Two-Way Talk, H.265, Works with Alexa

This is my fourth of this make and the second of the model, works well, great at night, it doesn't miss anything coming up or down the drive, ok it mostly the post man or me but isn't this what its supposed to do, all so the led flashing on activation just might deter any would be thief, sd card allows the system to become subscription free which is how it should be, app controls works well for me.

This camera is fantastic though I found it a pain in the bum to set up for thats probably because Im not very tech savvy. Definitely worth buying

Based on my experience so far this is a great camera in conjunction with an SD card. It was very easy to install, I used an IP67 waterproof junction box to house the main connectors and then ran a 12v DC extension cable up into my loft. The camera did come with its own extension cable but I used a well reviewed cable from Amazon which was 18M in length and flat to allow me to easily mount to the wall. You can use POE to connect the camera, but I found that the WiFi strength was more than sufficient.I can't comment on the cloud storage options as I opted for a 64gb SanDisk Max endurance card instead. This allows up to 30,000 hours of recording and is specifically designed for cctv and dash cams due to the amount of overwriting that usually wears out a standard micro SD card.Once installed the camera was very easy to configure. There are multiple detection options including zone detection, line crossing, AI vehicle and person detection. There is a colour night vision mode that is incredibly clear, but if you prefer you can change to a standard black and white mode using the built in IR's. I've conducted multiple tests and the detection sensitivity is spot on (this can be adjusted in the app). You get all of the features without having to subscribe, so for me this was a great option. Once a detection has been made an alert comes through on my phone with an image, from there you can click on the playback option to review the video footage. It is also possible to zoom in on the footage and the resolution is sufficient to read number plates, although it is a shame it isn't 4k resolution but still great. You can then save images or the video on your device if needed.There are additional options to have sound activate and a speaker to allow you to speak to someone such as a delivery driver. There is also a siren and strobe light, which can be triggered during certain events.Overall I have been really impressed with this camera. Once installed it looks descreet and for the price it is a great camera for domestic properties. EZVIZ also offer doorbells and internal cameras should you wish to expand further and the app is very intuitive.Update after 6 months:After having used this camera at the front of my house for 6 months with on average 10-20 detections a day, I still haven't used all of the 65GB space on the SD card, so this is a great option alongside the camera.During this time there have been a couple of firmware updates which have improved stability and so far I continue to be impressed with this camera under all conditions.

After reading so many reviews I bought one. Not that happy with it but will do for the time being. If you rellying on WI-FI better DON'T. It takes like 1 minute to load the camera,most of the time won't work or will freeze. Better to use an ethernet cable like I do,camera will load quick,still freeze from time to time. It's advertised as Full HD,well is not,you get a 640 to 480,bad quality,not even 720p. If you zoom in a bit all video or picture will be grainny. If you want a FULL HD picture/video quality DO NOT BUY THIS CAMERA. I made a mistake rellying on positive reviews. Night vision is color and amazing,motion detection accurate,it did twice confused the door at the rear garden with an intruder but apart that all is ok so far.

The media could not be loaded.  Video shows camera switching from colour night vision to Infra red night vision and back again in complete darkness, see time and date stamp.Watch for the moth at the bottom of the video as it can hardly be seen until the camera wakes up.The colour night vision is created by slowing down the frame rate to allow more light in, the downside to this is anything that moves is blurry until the Infra red night vision comes on but it still shows a colour image in absolute darkness so it's a bit swings and roundabouts.