FHD 1080P WiFi Indoor Home Security Camera Two-Way Audio, Smart Wireless Baby Monitor, IR Night Vision, App for iPhone, Android, Surveillance Security Cam Motion Detection, Alexa- Cloud Sorage

Definitely a step up! Okay, so I have two of the 2019 models, and they've been fantastic, but there are two things about this new 2021 model that I prefer over the others:

- This model's beeps and noises are much friendlier to animals. Because of the high pitch beeps, both of my dogs are terrified when I set up my other ones, but this one is much better, and neither of them flinched when I set it up.

- This one has a far superior foundation! The base on the 2019 model is very wide, and it would block the downward view if you panned all the way down, so the fact that the base on this one is much narrower is a huge improvement over the previous one. br>br>* In general, it's been fantastic! The video and photo quality appear to be nearly identical, which is a good thing! Setting it up was a breeze! I had some issues with the 2019 one because the sd card I wanted to use was larger than the camera would allow, and I had to reformat the sd card on my computer to make it work, so the fact that I popped in my 64GB sd card and it worked right away was fantastic! I like the new Smart Life app feature of being able to set your area for "movement detection," as that was never an option before, and it's very useful!.

Luis McConnell

| Mar 16, 2021

First and foremost, I did not rate "Sheerness" or "Thickness" because I have no idea what those attributes have to do with an IP Camera. So, here's my two cents on the subject: br>I've been using a Morvelli FHD22 camera for over a year. It appeals to me. In their playroom, I use it to keep an eye on my toddler grandchildren. I also use it when I'm away from home to keep an eye on the house. It has provided me with a lot of pleasure. When I saw that a newer model – the FHD30 – was available, I was interested to see how it compared to the FHD22. What I've noticed:
1. The micron size limit Because the SD card size has increased to 128 gigabytes, I only have to change cards half as frequently.
2. The setup is essentially the same – very straightforward. The FHD22 and FHD30 can only be used with a 2. WiFi at 4 GHz. The only issue I had with the FHD22 and FHD30 was that I had a dual-band network. the two-piece band The SSID (network name) for both the 4GHz and 5GHz bands is the same. If you're looking for a way to save money, There's no need to be concerned because each band network has its own SSID. It may take a few tries if they have the same name. Before you ask, I only have mine named the same because my Internet Provider suggests it.
3. The FHD30 is slightly smaller and less obtrusive than the FHD22, which appears to be due in part to the lack of an Ethernet (hard wire) connection. I try to use wired connections as much as possible on my network, so it's not a big deal for me.
4. The location of the reset button. The power and cable connections, as well as the reset button, are all located in a recessed area on the FHD22. They are no longer recessed on the FHD30, and the reset button has been slightly repositioned. Although it may appear insignificant, I always found it difficult to locate the reset button during the initial setup. It was simple to locate and press the reset button with the new setup because it was no longer visible. It was a refreshing change for me.
5. The FHD22 was powered by a USB cable that terminated in a round jack that was plugged into the camera. The FHD30 is equipped with a standard micro-USB port. The camera has a USB port on it. Again, this may seem insignificant, but it's nice to have the option of using a shorter or longer cable if necessary. And, because it now uses a standard USB cable, I don't have to worry about losing the power cable. I was able to simply plug the FHD30 into one of my portable power banks as a result of this. I was able to keep it running for a few days before the power bank needed to be recharged. This allows the FHD30 to be set up in a temporary location without having to worry about an electrical outlet being available.
6. The detection of motion and sound. Motion detection and alert, as well as motion tracking, were both available on the FHD22. Sound detection took the place of motion tracking on the FHD30. If you're using this as a baby monitor, the sound alert will come in handy.
7. Night vision can be turned off or left on automatic. I usually leave it on auto so I don't have to think about it. Even in complete darkness, the image is surprisingly good.
8. For the past week, I've been comparing the FHD22 and FHD30. The picture quality of the FHD30 is noticeably superior to that of the FHD22, in my opinion. The image has improved in terms of brightness, sharpness, and crispness.
9. Both the FHD22 and the new FHD30 are compatible with Google Assistant and Alexa.
10. I have another eight IP cameras, all of which are older than eight years. It's amazing to see how far technology has progressed and how simple the new cameras are to set up and use, especially considering they're less than half the price of the FHD22. br>br>My conclusion – I do miss the motion tracking of the FHD22. It was convenient to be able to track one of my dogs if they happened to walk by. However, I believe that the benefits of being able to power using a standard micro-USB cable outweigh the disadvantages. The USB cable, as well as the much improved picture out- the loss of motion tracking should be considered This is something I would enthusiastically recommend to a friend.

Edith Ellison

| Dec 01, 2021

I couldn't wait to get my hands on this brand-new camera. We had the model from the previous year, and it was fantastic. We use these to keep an eye on our goats to see if they're ready to conceive. I'm so glad we upgraded to this model because the night vision is incredible. I’have used several different brands of these cameras over’the past decade but’have never been 100% satisfied as I am with this brand and we will always order Great product, excellent value for money, and performs better than some cameras in the $200 price range. Thank you for creating such a wonderful product that has aided in the rescue of some of our goat babies who have become stuck.

Ezequiel Bishop

| Feb 21, 2021

This is the second Morvelli camera that I have purchased. I bought my first one a little more than a year ago, so it was probably the 2018 model. Although I've had no problems with my older Morvelli, this one feels sturdier and more rugged. br>br>At my house, I have a wide range of cameras - ADT-certified IP cameras on the outside with a DVR The Morvellis, as well as the WiFi cameras provided inside, serve different purposes. These, on the other hand, appeal to me for a variety of reasons:

- With the standard finger swipe motions on your smartphone or tablet, you can tilt them left, right, up, and down, as well as zoom in and out.
- Two- audio in two directions: When I'm not at home, I can communicate with my dog. I suppose I could startle an unwelcome guest in the house as well.
- My other cameras have their own proprietary smartphone apps. This one makes use of Smart Life, a handy little app. The fact that you can be up and running in under a minute is perhaps the most amazing thing about it right out of the box. Perhaps this is due to the fact that I already had the app installed - So, let's say a minute or two. That is all there is to it.

Layne Andersen

| Jun 08, 2021

It's more compact and appealing to the eye. It works in the smart life app, which I consider to be one of the best. I have DLINK and REOLINK cameras as well, but this one is my favorite because the app allows me to use smart plugs and switches. br>I have no reservations in recommending this camera.

Skylar Morales

| Oct 19, 2021

This is a fantastic image. Setup is a breeze. Excellent customer service. I purchased a few of the older models of this camera, and they have served me well. I decided to get one of these newer cameras when they were released to see how the upgrades were. This new update is fantastic. The image is crystal clear and in high definition. The two-way audio is extremely useful. I already had Smart Life set up, so it was a simple matter to add it. I would highly recommend this camera if you want a good solution for keeping an eye on your house, both inside and out, as it took only 3 minutes to set up and is now working perfectly.

Etta Huff

| Oct 21, 2021

I never had the opportunity to put it to use. It was incompatible with 5G technology.

Carmelo Wolfe

| Aug 13, 2021