Security Camera, 2K WiFi Indoor Camera with 64G SD Card, 100 Days Standby Battery Life, Clear Night Vision, AI Motion Detection, Real-Time Record Security Wireless Surveillance Camera

Great camera!
the security camera is easy to set up and use. The camera has great image quality, good night vision, and high-resolution video. The battery life is longAnd the camera is very discreet. I recommend this product. Definitely a good price.

Great camera, easy to setup, one minor security concern
This camera was easy to setup using the recommended app (UBox) and the quality was much better than I expected. The battery life has been very good – I’ve had it in a relatively high traffic area for over a week and it still has about 80% battery. If “silent” mode is disabled in the app for this camera, anytime motion is detected, on my Android phone, I get a message in my notification area with a snapshot from the camera. I also get an alert on my phone when the camera goes offline (internet, battery, or just powered off). Also, while viewing the live stream, listening in on the audio, sounds are nicely amplified and easy to hear – I have not tried the microphone feature yet to try and speak to someone near the camera.**Security Concern**:Most people won’t care about this, and some will think it is a benefit, but I am a software engineer and this is slightly concerning to me.Normally, you are only able to access a WiFi camera when your phone/computer is on the same network as the WiFi camera you’re viewing, unless you open up ports on your router (port forward) specifically for the camera (you shouldn’t do this unless you know what you’re doing), or if you have a VPN connection to your router.However, with this camera, after pairing and adding it to my WiFi network using the UBox app, I was able to turn off WiFi on my cell phone and still connect with the camera and live stream video and sound via the cellular connection. This means that the camera is connecting to a server somewhere that relays the audio and video to the UBox app on my phone, bypassing the firewall on your router. Unless the pairing process also performs some SSL/TSL security setup (it may, but I could find nothing to confirm this), then this means that technically whoever owns that server could view the camera stream and audio without your permission. I hope/doubt they are, but considering the number of companies that are hacked these days, I’d be cautious using this camera as a baby monitor or within range of private conversations just in case.Like I said, for some people, being able to access the camera’s feed while out of the house may be desired. If you’re not very tech-savvy, but need to keep an eye on the baby sitter, pets, someone working on your house, etc, while you’re out, this is a great option to allow that.A few tips for users:1. The default resolution when you first connect is standard definition (SD). If you tap on “SD” in the UBox app, it will switch over to high definition (HD). It appears you have to do this every time you connect with the app, likely to conserve battery.2. If you turn off your phone screen while connected with the camera to live-stream, when you turn on your phone again, it never seems to be able to connect with the camera again (just spins and never connects). You need to go back to the previous screen (viewing available cameras), then connect with the camera again to begin streaming.Wish List:- It would be nice if there was an option to always connect with HD mode **EDIT** I did find this in the app settings.- It would be nice if the device password was accessible so that I could connect with it using other camera viewing apps.- Without the cloud subscription, it doesn’t appear there is a way to view the recorded video that is stored on the local SD card from the app. I was hoping I could use the app to access the recorded video that is stored on the local/physical SD card and that the cloud subscription would only be needed if I wanted to store the video in the cloud.- It would be nice if the local hotspot viewing feature could be set permanently as the operation mode so that this could be used as truly portable camera for use when WiFi is not available. Given the great battery life of this camera, I was hoping to take it with me when traveling and just be able to connect to it directly from my phone when I needed to view the video stream (I doubt I can connect it to a hotel WiFi since most have a confirmation page to accept on a browser).

Reasonable price and works great.
I was looking a new mini camera because my old didn’t work well. I ordered that to give it a try. I was surprised how clear picture is. It is small about an inch. The only thing I didn’t like is On and Off and a Reset buttons are very small. I had a hard time to set it up at first. I didn’t use stand for now but it looks like not that sturdy. Customer support is great. Responds within 24 hours or less. I plan to order more because I live in apartments.

Price for the quality
The cameras not only function well. But they’re ridiculously easy to set up. They’re not cheaply made and fragile ,Or temperamental. The video quality far exceeds my expectations, and the night vision is not only fully functional but offers an incredibly crisp picture. They’re easy to hide and the battery lasts for a very long time. Which is crazy for what I paid for them. I would absolutely recommend these to my friends or anyone looking for quality on a budget.

Setting up the camera was seamless, and the camera quality is good! It’s also quick to detect activity which helps with your home security. Would recommend currently overseas in Europe and can watch over my home it’s worth it.

I recently tried out the Funstorm 2K Spy Camera, and overall, it’s a solid, compact device with a lot of potential. For anyone looking for a small, easy-to-set-up security camera, it delivers well on these fronts. However, after using it extensively, I found a few areas where improvements would significantly enhance the user experience, especially if you’re relying on it for security in a high-traffic area.Pros: Simple Setup, Compact Design, and Quality BuildThe camera is genuinely user-friendly when it comes to setup. The instructions included are basic but cover everything you need to get started—download the app, connect the camera, and adjust motion detection, night vision, and video length. The compact design is a definite plus, as it’s easy to place discreetly in any room. Additionally, the camera feels well-built and sturdy, adding to its appeal as a reliable option for home monitoring. Installation is straightforward, making it accessible for users of all experience levels.Cons: Limited Guidance Beyond BasicsWhile the initial setup is easy, the camera lacks support when it comes to its more advanced settings, which can be frustrating for users who need more detailed guidance. For instance, there are settings like “power frequency” with options for 50 or 60 Hz, but no explanation in the manual or online about what this does, leaving users to search online or rely on trial and error.One of the most confusing settings is cloud video duration, which lacks a clear explanation of how it functions. This setting offers options like 5, 10, 20, or 30 seconds, as well as “full-time recording.” It appears that choosing a specific duration means the camera will record for that period when motion is detected, then go back to standby mode. However, it’s unclear whether the camera immediately starts recording a new clip if motion continues after that initial period or if there’s a delay before it reactivates. This could impact users who need reliable footage of continuous activity, like tracking someone moving through a room or monitoring an extended event.For example, if set to a 5-second duration, the camera might only capture brief snippets of motion, potentially missing important activity if the movement persists beyond the initial trigger. Choosing “full-time recording” would solve this issue but at the expense of significantly increased battery usage. A more comprehensive guide that explains how each duration setting behaves in real-world scenarios would be extremely helpful, as it would allow users to make more informed decisions about balancing battery life with reliable monitoring.A thorough, easy-to-understand manual or online resources explaining these features and providing examples would go a long way in making the camera more user-friendly, especially for those new to home security systems.SD Card and Formatting IssuesOne of the most significant drawbacks I experienced involved the SD card compatibility. I upgraded to a 128GB card, which the camera is supposed to support, but encountered frequent formatting issues. When I format the card on my computer to exFAT, the camera asks me to format it again. But when the camera formats the card, my computer can’t read it. This creates a major issue if you need to access footage directly from the SD card. Instead, I have to connect to the camera over Wi-Fi and download files one by one through the app, which is incredibly time-consuming. If I have a lot of footage to review, this can make the process nearly unmanageable, especially if I’m looking for something specific over a longer time period.Lack of Third-Party CompatibilityOne last limitation worth mentioning is the camera’s reliance on its proprietary app. There’s no information on whether the camera supports third-party apps or standard protocols like ONVIF or RTSP, which means you can’t integrate it with other home security setups. For users who prefer more flexibility, this could be a drawback, especially since it also limits external storage options outside of their cloud subscription.Final ThoughtsOverall, the Funstorm 2K Spy Camera offers excellent picture quality, a user-friendly app, and an easy setup for basic use. It’s perfect if you need a simple, compact camera and don’t mind relying on the app for everything. However, for anyone who needs greater flexibility in terms of SD card access, advanced settings, or battery life management, there are limitations to keep in mind. I’d recommend this camera for basic home monitoring but suggest looking for other options if you need more robust, user-friendly options for high-traffic areas or long-term security storage.