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This is a 2.7K security camera built into a working power bank, so it charges phones by wire or wirelessly while it records. It has a 90-degree field of view, motion-activated or continuous recording, and a microSD slot that holds up to 256GB, about 200 hours of 2.7K video. The rechargeable battery lasts up to 180 days in PIR standby, about 24 hours recording with night vision off, and around 10 hours with night vision on, or it runs continuously while plugged in. It suits renters, office and garage users, and travelers who want a plain-looking recorder that doubles as a charger; dedicated cameras beat it on field of view and app control, and it has no live remote viewing.
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Lowest price we've seen: $189.99 on Nov 12 at SpyCentre Security. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 12.
With 16 ratings averaging 4.3 out of 5, buyers are broadly satisfied. The disguise and the dual charger-plus-camera role come up as the draw, while the narrow view and slow charging draw some complaints.
This is a security camera built into a power bank. It records 2.7K high-definition video at 30 frames per second with a 90-degree field of view. It is a small black unit with no prominent brand names or logos, and it shows no indicator lights while recording.
The camera has an on/off switch and a "V" / "P" switch. "V" records continuously. "P" records only when the PIR sensor detects motion. Videos can be time- and date-stamped. Infrared night vision sees up to 15 feet in the dark.
Videos save to a micro SD card of up to 256GB, which holds up to 200 hours of 2.7K video. To review footage, plug the camera into a Windows or Mac computer with the USB cable, or put the SD card in the computer. No special software is needed, and any standard media player, such as VLC or iTunes, plays the files. The date and time are set by editing the time.txt file that appears on the camera's drive.
