Rainer B.
Einfach professionell!
Einfach professionell!

SpyFocus is a compact, rechargeable security camera that helps you keep a closer eye on your home, inside and out. Easy to install and packed with smart features, it lets you check on your home, pets, and belongings from anywhere through your phone.The 1080P HD camera delivers clear, detailed video day or night, and automatic night vision switches on by itself using a smart light sensor. A 150° wide-angle lens covers more of each room with fewer blind spots, while motion detection sends real-time alerts to your phone the moment something moves. Use it to watch for package theft at your doorstep, keep an eye on pets home alone, or monitor your driveway, yard, or a vacation property. Recordings are stored on a MicroSD card, and the iOS and Android app lets you view live footage and recorded clips at any time.Setup takes under 3 minutes with no drilling, wiring, or electrical work: scan the QR code on the box to download the app, connect the camera to your phone and WiFi, then place it with the 360° magnetic mount or the included sticky tape. It works indoors or outdoors and can even be mounted upside down. The app notifies you when the battery needs recharging.
SpyFocus (getspyfocus.com) has 267 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 3.5 out of 5.
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Rainer B.
Einfach professionell!
Ingo H.
Alles perfekt geliefert wie angeboten!
alexandra N.
quick and easy
Leslie D.
It was very easy to place my order
lbenac
Easy to use website
Miss D.
Easy fast and efficient
Lisa D.
Easy to order. Hoping it works as well as stated in ad.
saltair
I mistakenly ordered these cameras thinking I was getting a deal not realising they were priced in US dollars. So instead of 105 it was 182.50. To my surprise I was issued a full refund shortly after I contacted the company. I am really pleased with the service