Best Video Cameras | Lorex Night Owl Swann Arlo Pro

[@dangeroustoman]

What system would be good for a camper van?

[@SecurityAllStar]

Is it stationary or on the move? This will determine my answer.

[@urieaaron]

Well, the obvious answer is I would buy something Costco isn't using because I don't have Costco's budget and I do not need the same features Costco needs. I will not buy a Formula 1 car to drive to church.

[@SecurityAllStar]

So, what features do you think you need on your cameras? Most complaints about what people buy in big box stores is that they can't even see good images. Are you aware that most stores like Costco and WalMart pay for LONG-Term storage of the video and the quality is really not the issue. You are not required to store video for a year but at least clear video with enough storage to see who lifted your UPS package should be reasonable; right?

[@slishnevsky]

Hello. So, what outdoor cameras would you personally recommend? I am looking at Wi-Fi camera, since I can't pull Ethernet cable to the camera. I have a narrow view window, so I don't really need it to rotate, motion tracking is not important. What important is accuracy. The camera I had before TP-LINK Tapo C500 triggers all the time non-stop on wind, rain, leaves... I only care about capturing a person. Can you recommend good cameras, and the ones I should avoid? Thanks.

[@SecurityAllStar]

I feel your pain. I've helped hundreds of people with TP-Link, ARLO Pro, Blink and lots of retail type systems. The analytics on the cameras is what really makes the difference. Here is a link to a list of cameras and camera products that I can stand behind and love them but I don't recommend any battery powered cameras: www.securityallstar.com/?s=adc-v&post_type=product