4G Solar Security Cameras - WATCH BEFORE YOU BUY | Rouom S1 4G security camera review

[@jameskirk2579]

Great video. Thanks. But people should be aware below 3 degree C /40 F most cameras will not be charging.

[@kimredman317]

Excellent video, gave me all the information I needed quickly and clearly.

[@BarbsterFilms]

thank you very much, glad to help you out :)

[@4Pixle]

Can i use a 5G sim card like from phones for my 3g/4g lte cam?

[@Outside345]

What if you just use a different SIM card with better data plans

[@blackxigaming4027]

Which app is used to connect the camera ?

[@gregdoswalt]

Thank you for explaining the difference between a Wifi camera and a 4g camera. Great Job on the video!

[@llynne423]

Can you use the cellular camera with your own cell phone instead of paying for outside service?

[@xaviermusonimarimazhira2828]

4G Cameras are good for remote areas like farms. For that reason I would prefer them before the WiFi cameras.

[@GrahamTruman]

10:00 those fake antennas are there because they are using the same shell from another camera they make that uses Wi-Fi, its a cost saving measure,

[@davestewart6289]

Am asking if they don't build a 4g camera were you can just WiFi off one camera

[@mauritsvw]

Of course you get similar models to this one which addresses some of the issues you found with this one (metal body instead of plastic, more secure mounting method, and no fake second antenna for instance).

[@westcoastronnieOC714]

Both Wi-Fi and cellular cameras are both good cameras Depending on your situation for your home. For instance I live in an HOA community so it'd be very difficult to mount on the building because of restrictions from the HOA. Also in my situation where I want to mount a cellular camera I only get about 3 to 4 hours of Sun in that area per day. It may work it may not work but that's the down part for cellular for me. Plus that type of camera is big and bulky so I want to get something smaller where I can hide it where the HOA can't see it on my patio. For my situation I would probably go with the Wi-Fi cameras because they come in a lot of different types of sizes depending on the maker and you can disguise them a little bit more than a big bulky Cellular camera. When I get a single-family home I will probably put the cellular cameras around the home because the house will be able to get sun in different areas throughout the day around the home. So my situation is I'm trying to hunt for Wi-Fi cameras that have the longest battery life. Each type of camera has its good and bad about them but overall they're both good types of cameras in my opinion. It's all based on your situation and your home .

[@new-wardrobe]

Yes, that data plan was a bit of a surprise, and then another amount to record to the cloud. Live and learn I bought mine just prior your video. Thanks for lettingothers know about the monthly costs and fees associated with a 4G Solar Security Camera. I think maybe mine will become a drink holder in a year.

[@JoakimHansson-ih9cy]

Hello. I wonder if you can start the camera remotley thru the 4g network or does the camera only starts when it detects motion?

[@dennisdejonge1629]

Hello, I had 2 of these camera's. You can access and see whenever you want, this wil use extra data. When it is dark you can also switch on lights and anytime when live can speak/hear. The apps are different: One working with the Ubox app >uses more data but can set how long it records when motion is detected. And the other one worked with v380 Pro app >only records 4 seconds, but can set detection zones and non detection zones(this one got destroyed by the vandals/thieves).

[@ladyruizg]

Hello dear! How I can unblock the solar camera to use anything simcard usefull arround the world?

[@susancagnard6435]

I bought a 4G camera my phone and stuff is 5G how do I hook this thing up

[@guillermoespia2148]

How much and how can o order

[@stevesmith-hi3oo]

Excellent review, It is possible that you did the review of other brands also with SIM card

[@BarbsterFilms]

unfortunately no I haven't

[@aquapoleby3pv]

It only eats up data when I open the app on my phone, right? I plan to install on at a beach as a surfcam, and just want to check the surf here and then for life feed without any recording.

[@dalefrancis9414]

Very informative

[@tomnapier681]

looks like they need a little more evolution and better to hide and harder to remove

[@DariaKoleso]

If SIM card prepared?

[@paulsebanakitta6132]

Somehow the CCTV cameras which dnt use 4G lines also have costs in Wifi connections to view remotely.

[@adwinadam]

Can we make the cctv livestream on youtube?

[@dennisdejonge1629]

It wil cost allot of 4g data, maybe a contract iot sim is a better option than prepaid.

[@ToolBoxBD007]

Cheaper 4g camera's have 1 antenna active and another one is useless.

[@60Gorillas]

I have more than 4 , can’t figure out how to see all four at once

[@Abcbrown]

Your are the lewis hamilton of 4g wireless security camera reviews

[@jamesmartin1138]

Can you use the 4g cameras without a solar panel? I want to use it in my garage where there is no sunlight, no wifi but I have power

[@mauritsvw]

I'm sure there are indoor 4g cameras available that use normal power, and probably even have backup batteries in case of power failures. You also get solar types with a long extension cord between the solar panel and the camera, which could be sufficient for mounting the camera indoors but the solar panel outdoors.

[@APRIL916]

Thank you :)

[@Barrosy]

Poorly designed camera. It's quite ironic to see some stranger can just take it off your wall like that. Also the antenna part, what the actual hell did the manufacturer think when they designed the cam? 😂

[@claudiaayush4419]

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[@Survivinglife871]

Im sorry. That sucks

[@ToolBoxBD007]

Worthless, u must need data whether if u use 4G cameras!

[@dennisdejonge1629]

Or you have to pay alot to get a wired system that stores it on a hard drive.