Cinnado 2K Solar CCTV Camera Systems - Security Camera Outdoor Wireless, 2P

Have had front and back cctv now for over a year and I'm pleased with it they are solar powered and the pictures are clear and it's easy to use and good value !

Very easy to set up and install with no wires just the solar panel. Very easy to control and the video quality is very good.

The camera are great good picture quality when working only downside is that the battery dose not charge enough by solar panel provided with the cameras need to take it off and recharge by mains supply after few days.So technically not fit for the purpose for hassle free operation need to get ladder to take it off and recharge then stick it back onI don't know if I have got the doggy one or the solar panel is not powerful enough to recharge battery.By the way I am using this in Pakistan and it's 41c every day with bright sunshine for at least 10 hours a day

Working perfectly fine. Battery seems good. Good value for money, motion detection perfect, recordings are great, struggled initially with Internet connection due to my own fault but the team spent the whole weekend guiding me through every step. Easy to setup. Thank you.

Working nice even without suscribe

This cameras are well worth the money very good easy to set up very impressed with them

Very easy to set up, solar panel has kept battery above 95% since installed 4 weeks ago. Very clear image, great app control, great night vision. Issue (created by my own misunderstanding of privacy mode) resolved within 10 mins of submitting a technical query to seller. Definitely recommended

Product is good quality. Easy to set up very good picture, Solar ok But only time will tell as at the moment we have beautiful sunshine so it’s difficult to know for sure until the weather drops a , The reason for giving three stars is because it seems to miss what’s going on it picks up small things like birds and butterflies and pans ok but misses the obvious such as people can walk in front of it and it doesn’t move or follow them. I’ve had several rings at my doorbell and when I have checked the CCTV. It hasn’t seen this person coming down the drive or seen this person in anyway I just may get a single moment sometimes of somebody as they go out the gate but nothing significant of them coming down the drive who they are to recognise them or see anything I’ve tried myself by walking past it and under it and it doesn’t move so it has limited usage. The times I need it to be used is to pick up human beings coming down the drive or in my garden Not bird spiders, butterflies etc It seems to miss big things and does not pan on them at all.after using these I report the battery life is appalling. It’s a couple of days in the bright weather the solar panel just about keeps it going but one keeps switching itself off and having terrible trouble trying to reconnect it personally I’m not happy with this and there doesn’t seem an obvious way of returning the faulty one for a replacement,probably a static camera, would be work much better as this seems to pan things you don’t want and misses all the vital things that you do want to catch, not a good experience although really easy to set up maybe if the company reads this you might like to send me a replacement for the one that doesn’t work. I can’t say it’s a good experience so far.

I really like these cameras for several reasons, not the least of which is the great value. The cameras are a breeze to set up. The quick set up guide is easy to read and coherent, not like some many instructions that are written using poor grammar. Basically, once you link the camera to your phone, the camera and app walk you through the process. It's pretty tough to goof up, even for a novice like me.I love that from my app I can pan the camera up, down and sideways. And the video quality is excellent. Not 4K mind you, but certainly good enough to make out facial features on people, and see the stripes on racoons! We've got some amazing video of hummingbirds who are curious about the cameras.The motion sensors are very responsive, almost too much so! I wasp or hornet flying in front of the lens will set off a notification.We have had one problem with one of the cameras, but the technical support has been amazing. I contacted the company by email and within a few hours had a helpful response. But I needed a little more help so I called. I had less than a three minute wait for a tech person, who was over the top helpful.In short, we're thrilled with the cameras and very impressed with the technical support. Buy these, you won't be sorry.

Really happy with these cameras! They were easy to set up, the picture is clear, and I love that they are solar powered so I don’t have to worry about charging them all the time. The app is easy to use and I like being able to move the camera around to see different areas. Great cameras for the price and exactly what I needed.

I've had this 2-pack up for about 3 weeks now - one covering my driveway/garage and one on the back fence facing the yard. For the price, these are seriously impressive.What I LOVE:1. True wireless + solar actually works. I was so tired of running wires. These were up in like 10 minutes each - stick the template, drill 2 screws, click the camera in, plug in the little solar panel. Both of mine have stayed at 95-100% even with a couple cloudy days in Oklahoma. The 5000mAh backup battery is legit. No more ladder to recharge every week like my old Blink.2. Picture is REALLY good for the price. It's listed as 2K (2304x1296p) and you can tell. Daytime is crisp enough to read a license plate from about 20ft. The 360° PTZ from the app is smooth - I can pan from my garage door all the way to the side gate without moving the camera physically.3. Night vision is color, not that creepy gray. It has 3 modes - I keep mine on Smart mode. If it sees a person, the spotlight pops on and you get full color night vision. Otherwise it stays in infrared. My garage cam caught a raccoon at 2am in full color, clear as day. Spotlight is bright enough to be a deterrent on its own.4. AI detection is way less annoying. I set human-only detection and sensitivity to Medium. I'm not getting alerts every time a branch moves anymore. When it does detect, the instant alert hits my phone in under 3 seconds, with a snapshot. The auto-tracking on this version actually follows - my driveway cam followed my delivery driver from the truck to the porch. Not perfect, but way better than static.5. No forced subscription. It takes up to 128GB SD card (not included) and I have both cams recording locally. There's cloud too with a 30-day free trial, but you don't need it. Works with Alexa - "Alexa, show garage camera" pops up on my Echo Show.What to know before you buy:• 2.4GHz Wi-Fi ONLY. It will NOT connect to 5Ghz. I had to make sure my phone was on the 2.4 band during setup. Once it's on, it's stable though.• Not 24/7 recording. These are battery cameras, so they record on motion events to save power. If you want constant recording, this isn't it. For farm/garage security on motion, it's perfect.• App is a little basic. The Cinnado app (uses UBox I think) does everything you need - live view, playback, siren/light, 2-way talk - but it's not as polished as Ring/Nest. 2-way audio has a slight delay.Bottom line:If you need affordable, no-wiring cameras for a farm, garage, barn, or big yard, this 2-pack is a steal. I bought them to watch my garage and back acreage without paying an electrician, and they do exactly that. The solar keeps them alive, the color night vision is great, and I finally stopped getting 50 false alerts a day.Would I buy again? Yes - already thinking about adding the 2 more for the sides of the house.Tip: Mount the solar panel where it gets at least 4-5 hours of direct sun, not under an eave. And do a full Type-C charge before first install - it calibrates the battery percentage better.

Over all a good security camera. The video isn't grainy. You can choose to use an SD card or get a subscription. SD cards have to be purchased separately. Installation and set up wasn't too bad, pretty straightforward. Only issue I've had is that they have randomly gone offline and you have to redo the whole set up again with the pairing and wifi to get them back online. One of the cameras went offline less than a year of having them and I can't get it back online. There doesn't seem like there is structural damage to the camera. I am not sure about electrical but I will have to order a replacement.Good cameras for the price but a pain when they go offline you have to reset the cameras and redo the whole pairing setup all over again.

I'll start with the positive. These cameras have good image quality (bear in mind, they are 2K), and are quite easy to set up and operate, using the mobile app. The battery life is better than I expected. (I fully charged one and set it up on my front porch, but did not connect the solar panel, just to see how long the internal battery lasted. After two days, it was still above 80% charge.) The WiFi reception also impressed me. (I put on in our chicken pen, where I was certain I would get no signal- but it DID get signal, and is serving well.)As with may other cameras in this class, they are not true PTZ. This is only because the zoom simply uses the two finger pinch on the image to enlarge it- essentially the same as digital zoom. I didn't expect true optical zoom for this price, of course!The app is a little clunky, but it gets the job done rather well. Using the pan and tilt can sometimes be a touch laggy, but it's not a serious problem.I took one point off for two things that I would love to see changed in future firmware updates:-- When the cameras go into IR mode in low light, they do not like to come out. When daylight returns, they will only come out of IR mode if I trigger the built-in lights.-- The cameras do not support ONVIF or RTSP. I like to use these to view cameras (including one under the same manufacturer umbrella) via clickable links on my computer (RTSP) and on a Roku app on my TV (ONVIF). I currently cannot do either of these.I am quite happy with the cameras despite these two drawbacks. I do hope these two matters are addressed in future firmware.