PEEIPM Security Cameras Wireless Outdoor
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About PEEIPM Security Cameras Wireless Outdoor
Overall Feedback:
79% positive
98% found it weather resistant, while 2% faced issues
Under the recent storm, the camera's waterproof feature worked well.
The camera has a sturdy IP66 waterproof casing that protects against varied weather conditions and has already survived intense rainstorms, and it continues to function flawlessly.
Two out of four cameras have issues with lens fogging up every time it rains, and it takes a couple of days for it to clear up.
95% highlighted the storage capacity
We get free cloud storage for the first 30 days to give the camera a fair test run.
98% were satisfied with the remote accessibility
The camera is useful for getting notifications when someone/something is outside my driveway.
98% appreciated the night vision capability
The black and white night vision is clear even without any light.
95% liked the motion detection accuracy, but 5% didn't
Motion detection is sensitive and alarms and records even if a half tire is moving at the corner of the view coverage.
The motion detection works pretty well. I had a laugh when the camera caught my own cat on the game trail.
The camera triggers false alerts every minute if there is any plant or tree in the field of view, even on low-motion detect setting.
I have noticed that the motion detection on high goes off constantly and on medium it is unreliable, resulting in unreliable video clips being recorded.
97% appreciated the integration with other devices, but 3% didn't
Only one person can be logged into the camera account at once, which makes it difficult for my husband and me to monitor it simultaneously.
97% highlighted the field of view, while 3% were dissatisfied
I experience false alerts every minute if wind is blowing and there is any plant or tree in the camera's field of view.
