aosu 3K/5MP Security Cameras Outdoor Wireless Home Surveillance System, Solar Powered, 166° Ultra-Wide-Angle, HD Color Night Vision, Spotlight & Siren Alarm, Motion Alert, Easy Setup, 4-Cam-Kit

Great cameras and excellent video quality
I purchased this product a few months ago, by mid November. It was easy to install, and the cameras have been working perfectly. The video quality is great, and the night vision is excellent. I had issues with the battery draining too fast in one of the cameras, but it was solved by adjusting the solar panel to capture more sunlight. On rainy or cloudy days they still charge although it’s a bit slower, but nothing to worry about. The Wi-Fi signal capability is very good also, one of the cameras is far from the router and I was surprised that it got the signal pretty good (one bar though, but enough to work perfectly). I had another issue with one of the cameras that the battery drained suddenly during the night even though there were no unusual events that night. It was solved after unmounting and charging the camera with the provided USB cable for a few hours. After that lone incident it continued to work perfectly. Customer service is excellent, they answered really fast and helped me with hints on how to solve my issue. So, I’m happy over all with the product and the service.

Affordable starter set
Picture quality is ok but I guess I was expecting more , especially zoom in function without loss of quality. But good as a starter security camera set. Affordable and does the job

Easy install and setup
Some of the reviews complained about the complex setup. This over 60 year old man only had to 1) not get ahead of myself, and 2) read all the instructions. I purchased the four camera pro system and 5 MP video doorbell.Setting up the doorbell is a no-brainer, but you do have to be patient and setup close to your wireless access point. The app download and account setup was a breeze. The network setup for the doorbell is simple, if you read the instructions. Installing/mounting the doorbell was a snap.Next was the homebase and camera setup. Here’s where I got full of myself and had to repeat things after reminding myself to slow down and READ THE INSTRUCTIONS. It only took a couple of minutes to setup the home base, then a other minute or two per camera.The only problem I had was with the fourth camera. It goes through the setup process, but never gets past the last step where it pairs with the homebase. After having setting up the other three, I’m fairly certain it is a hardware problem and not a PEBKAC issue, and will have to contact vendor support for that. I’ll co.e back and update this review with that experience later.The attached picture are the three cameras and doorbell in use. Everything works, and the camera batteries are charging just fine. I have signed up for the cloud service. I’d give the night vision 4.5 stars for now, there was a full moon, cloudless sky, a few dozen lightning g bugs, and some low ground fog last night. It still found the warning label on the phone pedestal 100 feet away last night despite all that.Having said all that, I must remind you that YMMV.UPDATE, 18 OCT 2025:AOSU customer and Tech Support were great. There was a delay in communications at first, but patience and overcoming the time difference payed off. When we got to talking and exchanged an email or two I was able to properly troubleshoot and get my camera replaced with no other issues.I installed these cameras in July 2024. Today, the units are still working great, just like when they were installed, even the one I mounted on the flag pole. Other than when the sun wasn’t out for days at a time, I’ve not had any issues with the solar panels or charging. The flag pole mounted camera is mounted to watch the mailbox next to the road; traffic keeps it very active so it lasts about 3 days before it stops working, but when the sun comes back out, it will charge, reconnect and go back to work just fine.

Affordable, solar-powered, no mandatory subscription, and overall practical.I’ve been using the AOSU solar camera for a while now and I really like how simple and hassle-free it is. Since it’s solar powered, I don’t have to think about charging at all – it just works, which keeps things easy.It’s also very affordable and doesn’t require a monthly subscription, which was a big reason I chose it. You still get all the important features without paying ongoing fees.The motion detection zones are easy to set up and customize, so I only get alerts for the areas I actually care about. The video quality is clear day and night, and the two-way audio with the microphone and speaker works well for things like deliveries or checking in when I’m not home.Setup was quick, the app is straightforward, and overall it’s a reliable camera that doesn’t overcomplicate things. I’ve already recommended it to friends, and I’d definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a dependable security camera with no mandatory subscription fees.

The AOSU 5MP/3K Solar Security Camera is easy to set up and the video quality is great. The solar panel is a big plus because it keeps the camera powered without needing to constantly charge it. The best feature for me is the free storage and no monthly subscription. Definitely a solid choice for home security and you’re able to see the live feed quickly.

I have used this system for a few months now and overall am happy with it. Some of the features that were important to us that function well:-locally stored security footage, so you don’t need to subscribe to a cloud system-long range from the home base to the cameras (mine are mounted on a workshop 100+ ft from the house)-solar power to avoid the need to climb up and take cameras down to charge (so far, battery has remained fully charged with no issues)-high quality image and good night vision imageThe app is decent as well, but I think there are some features/settings that would make it more functional, such as auto scheduling snooze times/no notifications from movement (rather then having to manually snooze when needed) also better settings for differentiation between human movement and trees etc. Our property is quite windy, so the cameras often get triggered by this.As for longevity and weather resistance, I will update once I’ve had them longer, and used them over a Canadian winter.