Google Nest Nest Cam 2 Megapixel Outdoor Full HD Network Camera - Color - 3 Pack

Great picture quality. Battery life can be an issue but not horrible. Haven't tried solar panel power yet but that would be a good idea. Do not record 24/7 so be aware that it records little videos based on settings of motion and length of video . Not everything within the cameras view will record if it doesn't set off the motion detection.

The best security system I have gotten yet. I have tried ring, Laview, blink, and roku. Hate all of them. The ring was okay, it just wasn't worth what I was spending. I switched to this system and loved it!! The best. Brightness is the best I've ever seen along with its ease of use. The view angle is completely adjustable due to mounting. Motion detection has no lag.

The cameras are very clear, both day and night.

Pros: Camera quality is good. Easy to set up & monitor. Great night vision. Good value. Wide lens view & zoom option.Cons: BATTERY> constantly needs charging. If you live in cold weather area you'll charge more in colder months. VIDEO CLIPS> short or don't start recording until the person is close to home( no video of where they came from/ went).

I recently moved into a new home and opted not to run my old Nightowl system here. Mainly because it is a few years old now (and was already lacking when new) but, also because running all the wiring and drilling through walls can be a real pain! These cameras could not be simpler to install. Two screws on the bracket and twist on the mount. Seems more than secure. The camera then mounts easily with a strong magnet, which makes adjustments super easy and basically infinite. Setup through Google Home is so simple as well! The only thing you would need is a decent wifi signal. I run mine from a Verizon wifi hub that is kept in my basement and I have a camera (including the Nest doorbell) on all four outside walls of my home. Being able to hear and speak through the cameras is also a huge plus! I use one of mine to mainly keep an eye on my son while he plays basketball in the driveway and can call him in if needed or he can call out to me through it as well.Only con I have come across so far is the battery life. While the battery life isn't terrible, it definitely doesn't last as long as I would have liked. With winter coming, I can imagine that would get worse. But, I solved all of this with the Wasserstein solar panels which are made specifically for these cameras and work wonderful!All in all, I would absolutely recommend these cameras to anyone looking to upgrade their security.

I bought two of the Google Nest battery-powered cameras to replace older wired Nest cameras that died after 4 years. Unfortunately, these new models have been a huge letdown.First, the mounting system is completely different, with awkward larger mounts. The different mounts, plus the location of the charging cables and harness, dramatically limited the camera angles and coverage I used to have.Worse, these are nearly unusable in a city setting. Even on the lowest activity and capture settings, the battery on one camera died within one day. In an urban environment where motion is constant, these just don’t hold up so they have to be plugged in.Bottom line: these are not a suitable replacement for the old wired models, and they’re a poor solution for high-traffic areas. Save yourself the hassle if you’re planning to use them in the city or if you’re hoping for an easy swap from the older Nest cams.

I got these because my car was stolen. They have clear vision and the battery life last a long time. One of my cameras I didn't have to charge for two months. It was easy to install and hook up to my WiFi

Great picture and battery life. Easy and fast set-up. I just wish they worked with the Nest app with my wired cameras, I prefer it to Google Home.