This camera is excellent. After struggling to set this up initially as there were no instructions. I finally got it working and wow... it's absolutely awesome! This solar powered camera is packed with features. Two brackets are included, one for mounting the solar panel and one for mounting the camera. (During the setup process you will be told whether the WiFi signal is weak or strong where you plan to mount the camera for optimal performance). Using the app on my smartphone, I was able to remotely tilt and rotate the camera from my house using my touchscreen. There's also a button to record, take snapshots, talk, and turn on the built-in lights. Image quality is superb day and night (see the last two images for night images with and without the built-in light on). You need to buy an SD card if you want to record the footage, otherwise you can watch it live and take a snapshot.

This camera is a decent weight and feels like it's made out of quality materials. When rotating the camera position with the app, the response is pretty good with just a little lag. With its long list of great features — 5MP resolution, IR and LED lights built-in, ability to provide color images at night, siren, solar panel, and Alexa support... this camera sets itself apart from other wireless ones PTZ off. There is very little I didn't like about it and it deserves 5 stars. I can't imagine anyone being disappointed with this camera.

Nice camera that is quick to set up. However, there are some limitations, because it does NOT work with ANY free protocol system and can only be operated with its own app, which limits it extremely. The workmanship is of high quality and makes a stable and weatherproof impression, as you would expect. It is only of limited interest for stationary home use, since it is purely linked to your own app and does not support anything else. To be fair, this is also stated in the product description. The resolution is as promised, the colors are true to nature and the contrast is really crisp. The detection of people and alerting is so ... well ... works halfway. Anyone who has ever met something like Reolink will definitely be disappointed. But the real highlight of this camera is the autonomy with which it works, because it actually runs completely on the solar panel, even on cloudy days and with WLAN operation. Very, very chic. This makes them particularly interesting for mobile use, in caravans, on holiday at a holiday home, etc. . She is a perfect companion there. We use it in the part of the garden that is not visible because we occasionally suspected brown rats, which fortunately was not confirmed. But we found a fox that roams around from time to time. I can also imagine the camera on the front door, but it is completely unprotected and could be demolished or stolen at any time (in this case I recommend shatterproof dome cameras such as those from Reolink). Of course, the camera is also great for garages that are a little further away but still within WLAN range. Finally you know who's sneaking around in front of the garage at night ;-) All in all, a high-quality camera with a special area of application. Only conditionally good for static home use, but mobile and in corners where there is no electricity, perfect!

This 5 megapixel security camera has a decent picture. It has two-way audio, night vision and is waterproof. It is equipped with four headlights. The camera is weatherproof and wireless as it works via a solar panel connected to the camera. The security camera has 355° horizontal and 90° vertical pan and tilt, and can rotate the lens on the app from a long distance to achieve 360-degree all-round surveillance. This security camera is solar powered, no wires are used and no wiring is required. It also features low-power technology, allowing you to charge with the included USB cable in bad weather or when the battery is low. The solar security camera is also equipped with an internal battery that provides an additional 4-6 months of backup battery life

The swiveling camera system is ideally suited for a wide range of applications. It has an app control that works over the Internet. For campers or off-roaders without an internet connection, there is no possibility of using it directly via Bluetooth, for example. This would be particularly interesting for campers. Otherwise, the camera can be controlled remotely and communication can also be carried out remotely. So it is no problem to call up the current views from vacation or a business trip via a bookable cloud system, but also to receive movement reports. The motion alerts also work well. If the camera z. B. used inside the house, office, warehouse, etc., every movement is registered, recorded (in cloud operation) and sent to the smartphone or tablet as movement information. With SD card operation, you can then decide for yourself when to call up the recording. A loud signal can be added. The same procedure can be used for outdoor use, but it makes no sense to switch on the siren, as this can be triggered by a cat walking by. The built-in speaker and microphone in the camera are also very beneficial. In the entrance area, not only monitoring can take place via motion detection, but also communication, and that from vacation or business trip via smartphone. The camera can also be used to monitor the children's room. Due to the high resolution, it can also be used to monitor and read values and statuses from meters and machines. The night vision function expands the field of application considerably, but you have to know that the illumination does not go very far. You may still be able to see an entrance or door area, but a larger area, such as an entire house front, is not possible without the use of additional infrared LEDs. For this you need an additional infrared spotlight, i.e. invisible light, then you can see larger areas perfectly. The camera delivers a good and sharp picture. It also copes well with backlight. Motion detection works very well. You can also readjust the sensitivity. Connecting the camera to the internet is relatively easy. The camera and the smartphone must be registered with a router, switch, access point or repeater via WLAN. Nothing works without registration. As soon as this is synchronized and the registration via app has taken place, the camera can be accessed. In the documentation everything is described very well in words and pictures. A good internet connection is required. The camera's special battery is replaceable. The service life of the camera is therefore not dependent on the battery life. Certainly it would be easier if it were standard AA Eneloop batteries, which could be quickly replaced in case of need or damage. The battery is charged via a microUSB socket and a normal charger. A microUSB charging cable for continuous power supply is included. The camera can remain permanently connected to the charging cable if a supply of solar power is not possible due to local conditions. The connection to the supplied solar panel is absolutely professional and useful. The solar panel is also connected via microUSB. The solar panel can be optimally aligned to the sun regardless of the camera location. It is equipped with a long cable. When used outdoors, the camera should either be protected from the rain or get an additional rain and snow cover. The installation of the camera and the solar panel is easily possible with the help of the supplied screws and dowels. Conclusion: This is a very good wireless and panning camera system with optional solar power supply, as it should be. The motion notifications and images can be received via the app anywhere in the world where the Internet is available with the addition of cloud services. Installation and operation are kept simple, all you have to do is follow the instructions in the good documentation. The processing and the quality are very good. The field of application is very extensive and varied due to the swiveling and the good recordings with the addition of the solar panel.

Actually, I am a person who values privacy and is against surveillance. But now I got the opportunity to test one of the so-called PTZ surveillance cameras and that ultimately convinced me of the technology and its advantages when used in accordance with the law. The outdoor surveillance camera from "K&F Concept" offers a self-sufficient energy supply through the solar panel included in the accessories, which can supply it with sufficient energy. Setting up the camera in the 2.4GHz WLAN is absolutely uncomplicated and child's play for laypeople thanks to the German-language step-by-step instructions. The setup phase was definitely a good amount of time shorter than installing the camera outdoors. Once you have found the space for this great technological achievement, the camera is mounted first. The drilling templates for the camera and the solar panel make it easy to mount them in the intended place. The solar panel has a sufficiently long cable to place it in a place with the maximum amount of sunlight to achieve the greatest possible energy yield. Once this work is completed, the full functionality of this PTZ camera can be used. I had a lot of fun testing the PTZ function in all its variations. The possibilities of this rotating and tilting technology (English - Shift & Tilt) is absolutely awesome. You are tempted to break out of the legal framework and search wildly through the area with the camera and have the entire area in view, which is not allowed. So, in accordance with the law, the camera is only aimed at your own property. Now you can activate the options, such as automatic warning messages, and if there is activity in the camera's field of view, you will immediately receive a pop-up message with a preview image of what is happening. From this preview image you can then jump directly to the recorded video sequence and watch it. Oh, that was too fast now..... There are still a few intermediate steps missing... I'll rewind for a moment.... In order to use the camera functions, a suitable medium in the form of the APP provided by "K&F Concept" must of course be used (both for ANDROID and iOS) must be installed. After a mandatory registration, the APP can then be used for the complete setup of the camera and subsequent ease of use. If you open the APP, it connects the video channel to the outdoor camera via encrypted communication, which can then be controlled with a variety of options. Whether the intercom, PTZ, light or alarm function is used is entirely up to the user's imagination. If you have installed a suitable micro SD card (class 10, up to 128GB) in the camera, there is the option of automatic video sequence storage in the event of detection in the field of view of the external camera. This video sequence can be predefined in 10s, 20s, or 30s blocks and later retrieved from the outdoor camera via the APP and then saved locally on the smartphone to preserve evidence. That's really great, so you know and can also see whether the person who claimed to have been there was really there. The app can be installed on several smartphones, but each has to go through its own registration process. Then you have the possibility to share the outdoor camera with family members (up to 4) so that everyone has access to the camera and the videos. There is also the option of a so-called cloud service, which is free of charge for a seven-day test phase, over which all the video information then runs. I haven't tested this functionality yet. If you are on the go, you can access the camera via the mobile data of your smartphone or tablet. You also receive the warning messages online and can take action immediately to take appropriate steps and measures, such as e.g. B. to use the intercom function or vlt. to activate the alarm siren directly. All in all, the technological icing on the cake of "K&F Concept" convinced me and eased my concerns about "privacy" and "surveillance" a little. PRO: + great conceptual solution + very good and sharp video images + sound matching the image + PTZ functionality + alarm and protection function + intercom function + motion detection, can also be specifically defined on a grid + self-sufficient energy supply through solar panels + buffer energy can be fed in using a battery pack + Possibility of external, additional charging via USB cable + Light function for targeted illumination of the PTZ video area + Great infrared night video display + Video recording if a micro SD card is installed + Possibility of local storage of the recordings + Messages & monitoring even while on the move + good Price-performance ratio CON: none determinable RATING: 5 stars I had a lot of fun testing this technological piece of cake. My skepticism about "surveillance technology" isn't what it used to be. I can recommend this outdoor camera to all Kentfaith customers who want to improve their security standard around their own property and sleep more peacefully at night. I received the product as part of a product test. That didn't affect my opinion in any way. My values are factual, unbiased and as objective as possible. There are no special stars for me because I know that you, as a Kentfaith customer, like to rely on reviews. If you liked my review and perhaps also found inspiration for the product, you are welcome to rate this by confirming it using the "Useful" option. Thank you for reading my review.

To my own surprise, I really like the K&F Concept 2K surveillance camera. While I'm not a fan of total surveillance, in our case this camera does the job quite well. In our case, it is used in the garden, as there are several pieces of play equipment for our own children and those of the neighbours. That way you can keep an eye on the kids a little more, because you can't always be there all the time. Let's get to the camera itself. The main unit itself was delivered to us in gray and the camera makes a high-quality impression. The supplied solar panel can be connected to the camera with a fairly long cable, so the camera runs without electricity. In order to use the camera, you first have to download the associated app. The app is designed so easily and simply that I didn't have to look at the user manual to get the camera up and running. It couldn't be easier and I'm also totally enthusiastic about the picture and sound quality. Due to the current time of year, I can unfortunately not yet fully assess whether the solar panel will actually do its job in autumn and winter. We're in the process of trying this out and if the camera/solar panel works properly when there's no direct sunlight, then I'll give the thing five stars. Until then, I'll stick with four very good stars.

Very simple operation and the connection to the device is quickly established. I particularly like that the sound and picture quality is very clear in terms of color and you can see and enlarge everything.

Outdoor battery surveillance camera, K&F Concept 2K camera night vision with spotlight, wireless outdoor camera with solar panel, PTZ WLAN PIR motion detector, two-way audio, cloud/SD, Ip66 (black) Visit the K&F Concept store Most of the new generation surveillance cameras have often round or strongly rounded in shape and are white. This is different here with the square cube with the chamfered edges and I really like the shape. In addition, the color, which goes very well with our windows, doors, etc., is not as conspicuous as a white camera. To start up, you have to install the manufacturer's app and create an account as usual and integrate the camera into the WLAN network. The camera only supports 2.4GHz networks and if you connect the device (tablet or smartphone) on which you have installed the app to the 2.4GHz WiFi and follow the instructions in the app and the German manual, the setup is easy and done quickly. The camera is attached to a wall etc. directly with the housing using screws which are then covered by silicone plugs. It doesn't make sense for me to rotate the camera by 180°, but if this is necessary, you can activate "rotate the screen" in the app so that the image is not displayed upside down. I really like that the live image in the app is displayed quickly and without much delay. With my much more expensive cameras (Arl..Ultra) I have a much longer delay and the picture is not much better with them either. The app offers the usual options for setting up the camera and a clear display of the recordings on the micro SD card. There is a power consumption statistic so in conjunction with the alarm and video settings you can find out the maximum battery life. As usual, areas can also be marked in which no movement should be detected. The recordings and the live image can be made with the resolutions SD or FHD. This is set with two clicks in the app. The current WLAN strength and data transmission rate are also displayed there. With SD it was about 20KB/s for me and with Full HD (FHD) up to 220KB/s. The image was displayed very sharply and with high contrast with a slightly visible delay (1-2s). The depth of field is impressive. Both an object positioned very close (approx. 30cm) to the lens and objects that were far away were sharply represented. The digital 4x zoom works, but shouldn't be overestimated because of course details are lost as a result. If you want sharp pictures here, you have to opt for a camera with an optical zoom. Using the app, the camera can be panned over a very wide area with a very short delay time. That's 355° horizontally and 120° vertically. This gives you an all-round view and you can look at the sky or the ground. What also worked very well was the motion detection with the PIR sensor, which is intended to only detect movements of people and not to record every movement of bushes etc. In the alarm management, the detection sensitivity can be set in 10 levels. The "Alarm plan" defines periods of time in which recordings are to be made. The "Alarm area" item shows the live image from the camera and is overlaid with 144 squares (16 horizontally and 9 vertically). By activating the individual squares (which are clearly colored orange), you can define the areas in which the motion detection should be active. One of three options can be activated under "Warning with sound and light". "When motion or people are detected, the camera sends a warning with" • Alarm with sound (siren) • Alarm with light • Alarm with light and sound A sub-item in alarm management is the "alarm work mode". Three options can be activated here. 1▪︎In energy-saving mode, the recording time is limited to a maximum of 10s and the detection of people is activated. 2▪︎In performance mode, the recording time is extended by detecting motion again. 3 ▪︎If the "Custom Mode" is activated, you have three options. • Activate that only persons are recognized at night and/or during the day. • The recording is made with 10 • 20 or 30 seconds • Switch off the alarm interval or set it to 2 • 5 or 10 minutes. The battery life is of course dependent on how many events are recorded. The longest battery life is probably achieved in energy-saving mode. You can check this in the power consumption statistics and adjust the settings in performance mode accordingly. The recordings were stored on a micro SD card with a capacity of 128GB. My card was recognized but had to be formatted in the camera. Therefore, you should back up the data on the card beforehand. On the positive side, storage in the cloud has to be activated separately. According to the description, the free test phase is 7 days, which I did not use, although it makes sense. If the camera is stolen, the SD card is gone and you have no evidence or pictures of the thief. The videos are definitely stored more securely in the cloud. I was surprised by the WLAN range, which allows a greater distance from the router compared to other cameras. Here again comes the comparison with the Arl.. cameras, which - for me - have a much shorter range. The stronger signal - for me - can probably be explained by the "improved 4 dBi dual WLAN antennas". However, other reasons cannot be ruled out. The WLAN range as well as the picture quality is very good, the depth of field is great and if it's a bit dark and you want to see colored pictures, you can switch on the built-in and bright "headlight LED" with the app. This can optionally also be activated when motion is detected and thus draw the attention of uninvited "guests" to the camera. A not very loud but sufficiently loud siren can be activated for 30s when motion is detected and drives away - hopefully - uninvited visitors if necessary. The built-in speaker is better for communicating with visitors than I've heard on other cameras. Due to the relatively short test phase, I cannot yet judge the battery life in the current weather (with little sunshine) and thus the charging by the solar panel. In addition, the battery life is also dependent on many factors, so that the times determined by me cannot be regarded as a reference. At the time of my order, the camera only cost €99.99, which I was very surprised about. It is currently offered for €149.99 and the price can be reduced with "Redeem discount voucher and save €40". But even for €149.99, I rate the price-performance ratio as very reasonable. In any case, the overall impression is so good that I can recommend the camera and rate it with a very good five stars. It's one of the best cameras I've tried so far.

say this is the first battery powered camera I've bought. I was skeptical but pleasantly satisfied. It's made of materials that are comfortable to the touch and feel sturdy in the hand. Movements that can be controlled via the app are smooth and precise. The battery lasts a long time, and the remaining power is more than sufficient even on days without sun or rain. The clip to be attached to the wall facilitates installation, the same applies to the solar panel. I can absolutely recommend the purchase! !