Geeni Glimpse 1080p Smart Indoor Camera, Motion Detection, Night Vision, Two-Way Audio, Cloud/MicroSD Storage, 110° Lens, Alexa/Google Compatible

The quality of the image is really good. You can put an SD card to record and is easy to install.

It's perfect for getting a look at what your dog is doing if you aren't home. It's small enough and it picks up everything. I love the rotating movement. Clear picture and easy to set up. This is the second I have purchased. First was for me and the next is for a friend's birthday on March 21. Definitely a good little camera.

Love this product and I don’t pay for any extras, just the initial camera. That’s it! Easy to set up the app and use.

For starters, I am an experienced home automator. Initial Setup of the camera on the geeni app was simple, however it was not compatible with the Google Home app. Attempted all the troubleshooting steps of unlinking, resetting and the rest and still had no luck. I discovered it had a Tuya associated Mac address when doing an IP scan, so I started over using the Tuya smart app. I was able to get it working on my Nest Hub using the Tuya Smart app. Big F to the manufacturers on sharing this info.

I bought 5 of these cameras and another brand (Reolink) for use in a business and home surveillance system. The price of this Geeni camera was what got my attention. That's why I bought 5 of them. First, I will say that the camera's video resolution is very good. The 'night vision' in infared/night vision mode works very well too. It does light up a fairly large area in total darkness with its built-in infared LEDs. However, most important part of a wireless camera, it fails miserably. The cameras will disconnect from the wifi randomly and won't re-connect unless you power cycle the camera. My Reolink cameras will re-acquire the signal and log back in after it loses contact with the wifi signal (example: after a power outage) but the Geeni cameras will not. The cameras are placed within sufficient wifi signal distance (75 to 90% signal strength), are placed so they have line-of-sight to the wifi router, are not subject to 2.4 GHz interference and are not subject to environmental conditions that would cause them to fail (they are installed indoors in a business). The wifi router they are connected to is on a business grade connection therefore they are not subject to dropping out frequently. For unknown reasons, the Geeni cameras will disconnect from the wifi and will stay offline until you physically power cycle the camera by physically cutting the power off then back on. I have followed Geeni's troubleshooting guide of uninstalling the camera from the app, reinstalling, re-connecting to the wifi router but it still frequently drops off and stays offline. My other cameras don't seem to have this problem, nor the credit card reader, laptop and the smart TV (connected via wifi), or the Chromecast device as well as the cellphones and tablets in use at the business. It's ONLY the Geeni cameras that have this problem. I even went further to test one by placing one literally one foot from my home wifi and it too would randomly disconnect and not reconnect until I "reboot" the camera. I sent email to tech support and their response was a generic "As one of our valued customers, we just want to check if the articles provided resolved your concern?" My recommendation is NOT to purchase this particular model because I am experiencing problems with all 5 cameras but not with any other devices. I even tried to update the firmware of the cameras and it says that its on the latest firmware. My only conclusion is that there IS a problem within the firmware that once the camera goes offline, it won't attempt to reconnect to the known existing wifi SSID which it was programmed to work with initially. Another problem is the disconnects seem completely random. One camera would go offline while others are working, then another one will go offilne while the remaining cameras work. If there was a power outage, all cameras would go offline at the same time, don't you think? If there was an internet connection disruption, shouldn't all 5 cameras go offline simultaneously? Nope... it's just random. The cameras will seemingly go offline without identifiable reason, and requires a physical power reset to reconnect and that is totally unacceptable. I've decided to replace all of them with another brand which I have not had any problems with. If you own one of these Geeni camera and are also experiencing random disconnects, please post reviews of your experience please. Thank you.

Wide camera view, clear picture quality, if there's light the night vision is good, has an option for motion alerts, when doing playback you can see the times that motion was detected, with an SD card you can go back multiple days for playback, and will take still frame photos of what motion it detects. On the app you can name where the camera is so you know what location you will be looking at or getting a notification about. You can change the sensitivity and push the notifications off on your phone settings but still have them on through the app that way you can easily use the play back without constantly being alerted by movement if you live on a busy street or have wildlife to trigger alerts. Only downfall is if the power or internet is out, the camera is off, there's no battery mode.

Had a hard time setting up but works great. Just wish it was wireless.

They are very easy to connect to your phone