SOVMIKU 2WS318【Dual Lens Linkage】【Plug-in Cable】 6MP Pan/Tilt Security Camera Outdoor, WiFi Camera, Auto Tracking, Human Detection, Light Alarm Floodlight, Color Night Vision, 2.4G WiFi, 24/7 Record

Received the camera, opened the box, all needed items are in the box. I plugged in the camera before mounting to set up connection to my phone and tablet. App works well. There was some confusion when connecting to wifi, as the QR code to scan did not seem to be acknowledged, but after closing and reopening the app the connection was made. The picture is very clear! Dual cams make it easy to see the whole area you are monitoring. The Human detection and auto tracking work very well! Audio is sensitive and picks up outside sounds in the area very well. Overall, this is a good camera for the cost.

For the price, this is a great little camera. Very clear pictures and installation was easy.

Great deal on these cameras for appx $50 each. I have them inside, with 128gb memory cards installed (they push in but don't get that inserted "click" on spring I'm used to. But they did register and do work). Not very far from my router, either one. Movement is smooth and very easy to control. The other was very loud and grindy sounding. Seller was, however, very quick to reply and great communication. They resolved my issue very quickly and to my satisfaction. Absolutely great seller. The product overall are great besides the one I'd received with noise issues. I believe it's the software that they use, the ICSee that is more of an issue for me. The tracking works generally well, however I find almost daily that the daemon position, which is the return/home position after tracking something seems to automatically change once Ina while. I'll check video or look at the cameras a d see them turned toward a wall. Or straight down.....etc. Then have to try to adjust them and re set trh daemon position . Tracking itself is great unless an object is moving very quickly closer to the camera, or is off to the edge of fov. You can set slow. Medium or fast panning when controlling it from the software on your device, or choose between night vision and full light for color. With full color the cameras detect motion and enable adequately bright led lights to illuminate the subject as it tracks. Being inside, I stick to the night vision. Absolutely lights up any and all rooms absolutely flawlessly. Also there's an option, although a bit weird, to mask the screen. The entire screen. That's about it. With tracking turned off, you can set the camera to only track a particular area, adjusting a polygon of sorts. However if the camera resets it's daemon position or someone moved the camera manually, the selected location stays where it is on the camera screen so unless you get it right back where it was, it'll be scanning only a wrong spot. Picks up tv movement, ceiling fan.. does have speaker and mic for communicatiing. I do wish the software allows manual selection on a grid of where to ignore movement without masking the entire screen (designed for full privacy). My outdoor security system allows this so that if there's say a waving flag, wind chimes, a swing...etc that is always moving it doesn't trigger the camera. But this doesn't allow that.You can change between HD and sd for viewing (high definition and standard definition. And you can manually digital zoom as well. Resolution for my closer needs is flawless. Not all grainy as some.Definitely worth the 50, and this seller is a great source for said cameras. You can subscribe for cloud service ..but for me I'm happy using a 128gb card (highest it allows)Also, you can choose sections of a clip to save.Oh, and also for outdoor use, I'm not sure about the power cord. It's not incredibly long and is a box type transformer end. I electrical.taped where it plugs into the camera cord section so it doesn't pull out and kind of seals it there. But you'd need a close outlet or a good run for extension cord for outdoors. It also has a little dangling cord for an Ethernet cable, if you don't want to go Wireless.Also allows sharing between multiple devices for viewing and moving cameras. Wherever only the initial device, from what I can tell, can actually view recordings, set up zones etc

This Sovmiku (Wi-Fi and Wired) Dual Lens camera is very easy to setup.The box contains the actual camera, some hardware and a manual, which is easy to follow and understand.The camera uses the ICSee app (android) and the VMS Windows app. These apps were already installed on my android phone and windows PC, since I have multiple Sovmiku cameras that use this app. from prior installations for work purposes.Setup was a "piece of cake," via the phone app first that took literally less than 2 minutes (It configures the wireless network settings, etc. on the camera).The Windows VMS app detected the camera right away after the wireless settings were configured. Alternatively, you also have the option to direct connect to an ethernet cable use the Edge browser (along with a VideoPlayTool Plugin).This bypasses the need for having the windows VMS app. Glad to see they have it working with MS-Edge. Previously, for one of the other cameras that I had installed at a customer site, I had no choice but to install the VMS app unless the PC had the older IE Browser!The unique part about this camera - This camera has two lenses- One is fixed, and the other is full PTZ!This camera is going to be used at my home, right at the front door. It has a microphone and speaker for two-way conversation. PTZ part has the Auto-tracking feature (on the android app) and looks like it may also be able to differentiate between a 4-legged animal and a human being - Will have to follow up on this feature.Other than the normal camera operations - PTZ features are available; option of storing the footage on an SD-card, locally on a server, or you can buy a cloud storage. I will not be subscribing to the cloud service.Overall, a good Wi-Fi camera featuring Dual Lenses. Happy with this purchase. Will follow-up with any updates and photos.

I've used these cameras for a few weeks now and do not recommend them. I replaced an older camera with this, and if a blade of grass moves even on the least sensitive setting, it sets off the motion alert. There is no way to connect to email, and when there is an alert, there is no way to see which video that is stored on the local SD card triggered the video. You only see the still image.It claims to have "human" detection, but as far as I can tell, it does not work and triggers any old motion.There are far better cameras for the same or less money. Steer clear of this one.

I waited a couple of months after I purchased this to install it. So, the return or swap window closed. I didn't have any problem with installation, as I was replacing another old camera; I only had to drill a couple of holes because 2 of them lined up with the old one. Anyway, my trouble is when trying leave it pointed in a particular direction (about 60 degrees to the left), the time stops updating and if I close the app when it is like that, I can't reconnect unless I go outside and wave my hand in front of the camera. The picture will come back on when I do that and I can move it with the ptz control. So, I can't leave it pointed in the direction needed. I don't know if I just got a bad one or what. It works great as long as I don't leave it pointed where I actually need it.