aosu 3K Security Camera Outdoor Wireless, 360° PTZ Full Coverage View

Used this for a week now. Its excellent. Easy set up and very effective. Reports to app well and excellent coverage and picture quality even at night. Make sure you order an SD card decent MB for storage

We purchased these cameras as my husband’s car had an attempted break in. On arrival they were very well packed with good fitting instructions. We downloaded the app and found the camera very easy to connect to the WiFi and the app. You can also connect to Alexa. There is a slot for an SD card to record events or you can take out a cloud subscription. The picture is very clear even at night. It has a security light that come on when the camera is activated and is excellent it lights up a large area., you have a choice of night settings. Colour or Infrared. You can also set them up that if they are activated a voice warns that they are on private property. The cameras pan both up and down and sideways. We particularly like that they are solar. Cameras we had before used batteries and we were constantly changing batteries. We were slightly concerned about having solar in UK winters but we were very pleasantly surprised how well the batteries lasted. During the whole of winter we only needed to boost the charge once and that was after a particularly bad spell. We did have a problem with the rain setting off the cameras and for some reason one of the cameras stop panning but customer care assisted us and they were very helpful and professional and replaced the camera even though they were 2 months out of warranty. Over all we are very impressed with these cameras, would I buy more if needed to secure another area? The answer is yes I would. Are they worth the money, yes they are and we would definitely recommend them. AOSU thank you for your amazing service and excellent products.

The product is excellent and ideal for monitoring and trekking any intruders. The recording quality in colour and black & white is very good and high definition. The solar panel is robust and generates enough in summer and in winter to keep the camera working without having to be charged via power adaptor. The best part is their tech support team, they are always prompt, professional who immediately grasp the issues causing the problems and give detailed instructions to resolve the situation. When my camera was misbehaving due to hardware issues, they immediately arranged for a replacement even a few months after the expiry of their warranty. I would buy the product again and unreservedly recommend it to anyone who wants a wireless remote pan & tilt and auto trekking camera without the hassle of uninstalling the camera from an awkward place for charging and/or resetting. A truly solidly built, easy to set up, good sound and picture quality and a brilliant product at a very affordable price.

I wanted to replace an older camera (different make) in my front garden that had given up the ghost after a few years of service, and bought a set of two of these so I could put one in the back garden as well. They were super easy to set up and the accompanying app works well and is more responsive than I was used to from the previous camera. Although I don't use the automatic tracking on the camera in the front garden (as it is a wide enough field of view to cover the whole garden (and I don't want it turning to look at the neighbours every time they step out of their front door..!), I do like having this feature for the back garden as it means the camera can cover both the back and the side of the house. The image quality is really good; a definite step up on the previous camera, both during the day and at night. Playback of recorded video is nice and clear. (I haven't used the cloud storage option, instead opting for the recordings being stored on SD cards.) The sensitivity of what the cameras pick up seems a little unpredictable and illogical at times. If one of the cars is driven on or off the drive, the front garden camera will pick that up. But if somebody walks between the two cars (the most straight forward route to the front door), it often doesn't detect this, despite what I would consider a still significant amount of movement being perfectly visible to the camera. (The camera is at a height and is basically looking over the top of the two cars so you can still see the top part of the person.) Similarly, the camera in the back garden, in addition to being for security/peace of mind, is also used to keeping an eye on the comings and goings of our cats. However, despite being pointed almost directly at the cat flap, it often doesn't detect them. A further quirk of the sensitivity is that sometimes the camera appears to be triggered by rain. There are of course settings you can use to customise the sensitivity of each camera. The one in the back garden is basically turned up to the max (but still doesn't always pick up the cats). The one in the front is turned down a bit otherwise I get notifications every time somebody walks or drives past the house. It would be nice to be able to set detection zones, so I could preclude any movement on the road or pavement, but I appreciate this isn't a premium camera and so having that feature included is somewhat wishful thinking. The last thing to note is the solar charging. Our house is south facing and I don't think I've every seen the camera in the front lower than fully charged. The back garden does not get as much sun so I've placed the solar panel on a fence post that gets more sun than the rest of the garden, but still nothing like the front garden. When I first put the camera up, the battery would charge but still went down by an average of about 5-10% per day. This seemed like it was going to be a problem and that I would have to plug the camera in to charge it every now and then. However, after a couple of weeks, something changed and the camera charged back up to 100% and has pretty much stayed there ever since. Given the time of year and the lack of light in the back garden, I'm actually very impressed by this. Overall, slight question marks over the sensitivity aside, I've been really pleased with these cameras. They connected up to the wifi easily and, coupled with the solar charging, this is basically a wireless set up that anybody could install themselves. If you're looking for a relatively cheap CCTV system for a bit of added peace of mind, these are a great option.

I recently purchased the Auso CCTV camera, and I'm thrilled with its performance. One of its standout features is that it's lead-free, making it a fantastic alternative to traditional wired systems. The integration of a solar panel is a game-changer—it effortlessly harnesses sunlight to keep the camera powered continuously, eliminating the need for any cumbersome wiring or drilling through walls. This flexibility allows you to place it anywhere in your garden or outdoor area, and it even charges on dull days. The value for money is exceptional, and the storage options are versatile—you can opt for cloud recording or use an SD card, which is my preferred choice. The PTZ camera's 180-degree rotation capability is impressive and surpasses many others in the market. It effectively tracks and follows any person it detects, much like a vigilant security guard in a shopping mall. One of the most impressive features is the intrusion and detection lines, which ensure that you receive no false alerts, even in windy conditions. This game-changing technology guarantees that you'll only be notified of genuine intrusions. Additionally, the app is incredibly user-friendly, making it simple to monitor and control the camera. The customer service is exceptional—any questions are promptly and thoroughly answered, providing peace of mind and reliable support. Before you consider other options, you should seriously think about this camera. I've had a few different models, and this one outsmarts them all. The alarm functions and siren add an extra layer of security, and the 3K picture quality delivers stunning clarity, making it easy to identify details. Overall, this camera is a fantastic investment for anyone looking to enhance their home security without the hassle of wiring. this review is comprehensive and detailed but you can not buy a better camera As you can see by the photos they are shape clear and perfect

These camera are easy to set up and are crystal clear images. Already have there doorbell and with no subscription to pay are brilliant value.

Purchased in June 2024 and everything worked well - tracking movement at all times of the day and night with a very clear picture. HOWEVER the until refused to charge off the solar panel in the winter months of 2025/206 (it charged the first winter of 2024/2025). I took it in and charged it off the mains via the USB cable and the unit came back to life. It’s now June 2026 and the unit is refusing to charge even when plugged into the mains overnight so all I can say is it was useful for two years. The unit was placed under the porch outside the front door so it wasn’t exposed to the weather, it has just died after two years which is disappointing.

I have four of these cameras, and overall, I'm very satisfied. There's no need to connect to a cloud provider unless you want to, and installation was straightforward—no drilling or running cables required. The cameras also have a lot of positive reviews, which I now understand why. Setup was quick and easy; everything worked right out of the box following the instructions. I didn’t need to contact customer support at all. WiFi coverage has been solid. I moved the hub around a few times to find the best spot between the front and back of the house, and once I found the right balance, the connection has remained strong. I charged the cameras once at the beginning using a USB power supply, and since then they've stayed at 100%—even through longer daylight hours. Installation outside was simple thanks to the solar panels. Honestly, getting the ladder out took longer than mounting the cameras. Coverage is good, offering flexibility in where you can place them. I haven’t had to tweak the motion settings much. The default settings catch almost everything, though it has missed a few visitors or someone leaving the house on occasion. We're okay with that. We do get some false alerts in the back, probably from moving bushes, but we’d rather have that than miss real activity. The only minor issue is that clearing data from the hub is a bit manual and repetitive. That’s the one UI improvement we’d suggest. App notifications are impressively fast—we usually get an alert before the person even knocks on the door. After two years of use, we’re very happy. The performance and features have met our needs, the system has been reliable and easy to use, and the price feels reasonable for what you get.