Great price for an outdoor camera that has pan, tilt, and digital zoom. It's got H.265x hardware accelerated encoding to save space while maintaining smaller filesize, this will also help with the life of your SD card. I highly recommend using the "High Endurance" micro SD cards. (lesson learned - original cards failed after less than 2 months). It's coming up on a full year since install and hasn't had too much trouble with these. I installed for family neat 1000 miles away in snowy Buffalo, NY so I haven't had any on-site support for better than 10 months. My uncle did have to climb a ladder to replace the SD cards. The camera comes with free use of an app (iCSee) for both Apple and Android. They use their Ipads while on WiFi at home and Iphones away from home. I am able to log into the cameras remotely via the Android app. Both app versions have push notification.
1 of 3 cameras gives me trouble with the time. Through repeat attempts, it keeps updating the time with the wrong time zone. Not sure if this is individual settings via one app out of the multiple devices used on these cameras.
The camera has zones that can be set and humanoid shape detection that seems to be pretty good for triggering motion detection recording and push notification. Our set up includes a continuously recording NVR to archive all captured footage on a 2TB drive so if something happens that isn't caught by motion detect, we can still review the full capture. I reduced the notification interval to 20 minutes and have the image quality set to the lowest quality to preserve the life of the SD cards.
I tried using the power injector and splitters sold on Amazon but that didn't work consistently. Especially on the long runs. Most POE uses 48v injecting, trying to inject 12v, and splitting it gave me too much voltage drop, and the furthest camera would fail when activating a pan or tilt motor. We ended up running extension cords to the included power adapters close to each camera.
There is an option for re-boot device from within the software which I had to use once when one wasn't showing up on the DVR.
This entire set up worked out without having to pay for monthly cloud storage. I would recommend having all devices that record powered by a UPS to lessen the chance of faults from power outages.
There are cloud storage trials and purchase options available through the iCSee app.
These cameras are ONVIF compatible so I could set up a pre-scheduled pan and tilt tour via the NVR. The largest advantage with the pan and tilt was not being required to climb a ladder when trying to adjust the camera. The app gives you full control over pan, tilt, digital zoom, and 2-way audio options.

Customer support has been good and so has Amazon with rapid replacement of 1 camera of which I dropped the power supply from the top of a 16' ladder.(My bad - explained the situation to Amazon and they had a replacement there is less than 3 days)

Update - ordered 4th camera in Sep 2021 to replace one of 3 cameras installed in Dec 2019 that started to intermittently fail, requiring power cycling to restart. It would go for weeks at a time without issue and then drop video output. 2 years outdoors with Buffalo, NY winters and only one of 3 started having issues but still works 95% of the time. So I bought another had it shipped to me in Alabama where I configured it with the same static IP address and credentials as the one it was replacing, loaded a high endurance SD card and sent it to NY. Within minutes of my uncle plugging it up I was able to pull up the video on my phone from AL and aim the camera where they needed it. My Aunt & Uncle are pleased with the cameras and being able to help them remotely has been a blessing.

This camera does what I need it for. I've had it for a few days now and I hope it will continue to work. However, I had issues with my Wi-Fi settings. Most people may not have this issue because they use a shorter Wi-Fi password. If your password is long, there's no other way around it besides shortening it and changing all your device passwords. There's nothing to warn you about this. I sent an email to their support but realized they're not aware of this issue, based on their response. Another issue with the cam was that, it wasn't as clear as the bullet cam I bought earlier. But for the price, coupled with its PTZ feature, I'm satisfied. If not for the password length limit issue, I could have given this cam a 5 star rating.

I wasn't impressed with the size of the camera, it is larger and bulkier than otheres, but after setting it up and having been using it now for a month or more I am very happy with it. I have 10 cameras around my home, from 3 different manufacturers, and this one seems to be the most reliable and consistently available, than the others. My experience with wifi cameras has been shaky, as most of them are often offline or slow to respond. Easy to setup and operate and the software is better than most.

Great camera, works great, easy to install and use. My only issue is the alerts, it alerts on everything, passing lights, cars, everything even though I set a very narrow alert range, which doesn't seem to work at all.

The only setting which seems to work is the human figure alert, that screens out almost everything except people walking into my garage.

I love the vocal alert warnings, but the customized vocal warning doesn't seem to work only the present warnings, you get 3 seconds to record a warning which didn't work anyway.

I have other cameras which do filter alerts much better, so if you are looking for really good alerts in a specific area this may not be a good fit.

This product has been by far better than expected. I have tried a couple other before but none of them have been to this quality. Picture even at night is clearer, audio is clearer including when we talk through the camera to others. Love the follow feature. Best of all, it doesn't point my phone ever few seconds when a car, bird, or insect goes by.