Roku Outdoor Camera for Home Security - IP65 Weather Resistance Wireless Security Camera with 1080p HD Night Vision, Works with Alexa & Google, Motion Detection - 90-Day Subscription Included, White

After years of using a different brand of camera that stopped updating the firmware, and didn't keep it's promise of free videos saved for 7 days for the lifetime of the cameras; I had to try something new.I really love this camera, it was easy to set up and the app is pretty good. The price was right, and although I don't like to be forced in to a plan to view footage, it's still less expensive than my old camera system.The picture quality is superior, the motion detection is adjustable and picks up the hummingbirds, dog, and humans just fine! There's an SD slot if I need to use it, so I'm no

Already had Roku cameras in my house. Switched to them when nest decided to upgrade and make all the older cameras obsolete. I refused to spend $200 a camera because they wanted to change crap up. I was very impressed with the roku cameras I had inside so I decided to add one outside too. This thing was super easy to set up. The only thing I had issue with was the tiny screws and screw holes to mount it. So far it records well. I like that I can pull it up on my phone anytime and check what’s going on outside my apt. The only time it lags is when I first open the app and click on that specific

Updated: Well support did finally get me a new device (see below), but now I'm dropping from a 3 star to a 1 star review. In short these cameras constantly have connection problems, even when within close proximity to the base station. You can reset every component in the chain, route, wifi, base stations, and then camera, and issues persist. It performed well for about a month, but now I am thinking of abandoning the brand entirely for any sort of security. The doorbell is still fine, but all of the other cameras are utter trash.Original Review:I am generally a Roku fan due to their excellent

I use this to monitor the neighborhood cat colony that I feed. The night vision quality is great, you do really need to make sure you've got it physically pointed to the area you want captured and check it in the settings to make sure it picks up your visitors. I haven't mounted this as I move it around regularly to monitor different areas, but the magnetic mount is super helpful if you're putting it on a chain link fence. The battery life is pretty good, I charge it about once a month and it charges within a few hours.The first one I had was actually faulty - it stayed in night vision all day

We already had one of these and it works great. So, I ordered a 2nd one and never could get the new one to connect to the base it came with. I wanted to use the 2nd camera in our barn so it was way far from the house where the first base is. I talked to Roku and they tried to help, they finally told me to return it to Amazon for a refund. It sat in our bathroom, and then I moved it to kitchen counter to pack back up but we ended up leaving. I opened the app to check a notification on the first camera, and realized the new one had somehow connected to the first camera base in our house and reco

Great cameras for set up n easy to installation

I have 2 outside. They work great. Good distance as well.

I installed this along with 2 other Roku wireless cameras because we are dealing with a stalker and need cameras that record good quality video. While these cameras have good image quality and night vision these cameras do not record constantly and when they do record 1/3 of the time it is a parked car, 1/3 of the time its actually a person/moving car/animal and the other 1/3 of the time they are not triggered at all. When they do actually record something that is moving the recording starts 5-10 seconds AFTER the motion has started. I timed it. So lets say you have a stalker that throws somet