AOSUSecurity Cameras Wireless Outdoor Home System, True 2K HD Night Vision, No Subscription, 240-Day Battery Life, 166° Wide View, Spotlight & Siren Alarm, Motion Alert, Support 2.4G & 5G WiFi Router

I purchase these cameras because it had a home base in which to record video from the cameras on which means no service charge. It also has a cloud storage available at a charge. It was easy to setup and to install the cameras. Camera picture quality is pretty good even at night and provides added security for my home along with an alarm and give you the ability to communicate to whoever is in camera view. These cameras are much better value than my previous camera system and response time is better as well. I can view anywhere on my phone or tablet.After about 3 months of use one of the cameras stopped charging. I sent a email to the manufacture and they were quick to respond. They asked me to provide a short email of the problem which I did and within a day or two they responded saying they would send out a replacement camera. After less than a week i received the new camera and installed it. So far the new camera is working well. I greatly appreciate the quick response from this company and would recomment these cameras.

I purchased this camera kit mainly for its 166° ultra-wide angle lens, which provides excellent coverage of the area I want to monitor. I also appreciate that it offers local storage, so there’s no need to pay for a subscription.The setup and installation were straightforward. I simply followed the instructions and downloaded the app—the whole process was smooth. The camera delivers good image quality, which is more than sufficient for my needs.One issue I’ve noticed is that notifications can be delayed. By the time I tap on a notification, the person or car that triggered the alert is often gone, so I have to review the recorded footage in the event history.Overall, this is a solid security camera system with useful features and good performance, especially considering there are no recurring fees.

After owning Arlo cameras for the last 7 years, these are a godsend. We had originally purchased the Arlo pro 2 system and I always seemed to struggle with it. We were to have 1 week worth of cloud storage without a plan ever because of the make we purchased. OVER $700 !!!!!. New app was just released and bye bye cloud storage after all these years.Bought the aosu system based off of reviews. At first I didn't like them. But after having them up for a week I LOVE them. They pick up exactly what I want. Not to sensitive, nor not sensitive enough. They are just right. With the internal storage, reviewing, downloading and recording is a breeze. Footage looks good. Battery life seems good "better than arlo" Easy peasy hook up. No issues with app. Would by over and over. Highly recommend!

There are pros and cons on this aosu camera system . Some of the things I dont like is you can't monitor your cameras from your home PC as I could with arlo. If you mount them under the eve of the house then it looks like you are viewing from a fish bowl, I used my arlo mounts and was able to move the aosu cameras out farther and it helped a bunch. Not crazy with the camera mounts that come with it but they will adapt to the arlo mounts and I’m sure most other that screw in . The things I like they have a very good picture and very clear. Easy to set up, I like the fact they have a spot light and a siren alarm and a spot light, the only thing is the alarm doesn’t last but a few seconds as does the spot light. The battery life seems to be good and they are easy to recharge. If they would get an app for your PC to monitor the cameras like arlo has I would of given 4 stars. All in all they are worth the money you pay for them. And you don’t need a subscription to stream them which is one of the big reasons I went with them.

I had a week to play with these cameras and I am very happy with them. They are responsive and quick to capture motion, the night vision is excellent, and for the money/value, they beat the competition. Fast/easy to install and set up, and not having to pay a cloud vendor for storage is great. There is however a few caveats I noted after a week of using.Caveats1. The motion detection (even when turned up higher in settings) does not appear to go past 30-40 feet. This means that when I had it on one side of my house, it had a great view of the whole yard, but would not capture motion when people were on the opposite end of the yard. I ended up moving the camera closer to the areas where people could enter the house (facing the opposite direction) so it would capture the video of people coming/leaving. Be strategic and test all motion during installation. You may end up changing locations due to this.2. In areas of high motion (like where my kids were playing all day long), the camera was all day long capturing 1 minute segments of video. The battery dropped from 100% to 70% after just a half day. There are a few options you can do such as putting the camera to sleep (but then you capture no video during that period) or hard-wiring the camera to a power source. I ended up ordering a solar panel to resolve this issue.Pros:1. Price2. Ease of setup/installation3. Aesthetics4. Night vision (It captured every attempt I made to circumvent the night vision motion detection at night when entering the screened in door or walking around the house).5. Image quality6. Configurable zones of motion (this is amazing so your cameras don't get set off by people walking, neighbors vehicles, etc)7. Base station records a LOT of video before looping.8. The AI alerts are impressive, and just overall features (talk, sound alerts) etc.Overall I am 100% pleased with this setup. Anytime you buy tech, there are always minor caveats that have to be worked through. For areas of high motion, I recommend hard wiring or solar panels.My other cameras are still at 100% after being installed for a week. They get less motion, just when cars leave or people enter the home.