bluramsPet Camera 2K, Cameras for Home Security with One-Touch Call, Dog Camera w/Color Night Vision, Motion Tracking, Cloud & SD Card Storage (2.4GHz Wi-Fi)ClimatePartner certified

I used this camera for my apartment because of people around me and my cat. It is a phenomenal little camera and alerts me anytime of movement, sounds, etc. I highly recommend if someone is needing a camera to just check in on their place!

i have a few of these now, after having so many issues with wyze cameras these are so much easier to use, they stay connected easier and everything i need them for they work fantastic for.

Purchased so I can check in on my dogs while we are at work or away from home. So far it's been great, easy to setup and connect to WiFi and the app. Adjusting the camera angle is great since the dogs move to different places in the living room throughout the day. I also have a bluerams outdoor camera and that one has been great as well. will probably get more in the future for outside of the house.

Easy to set up ..picture is clear

Bought this camera to spy on my cats while I was not home or asleep. I didn’t want to pay a subscription, which is why I bought this camera, because it said it would do what I needed without one. All I wanted was to see clips when there was activity. At first, it worked great, tracked all the action and I could replay the clips with no problem. They used to be 15 seconds then they reduced them to 12. Whatever, I can deal with that. But slowly, it stopped functioning so well. At first, it would drop a clip here or there - it would show there was a clip, but when you tried to play, it would either play 1-2 seconds and then the clip would end, or it just wouldn’t play. Half the time the defective clips were represented by a stock photo of a living room in place of a still from the video, so you couldn’t even see a preview of what you might have missed. It went from this happening every now and then, to being the norm. All the while, the app is obnoxiously pushing subscriptions to their cloud service. Of course, by that time the return window was well past.And this whole time, the camera is recording my family/humans walking around with no issues. It never had any problem playing those clips. I truly believe the Blurams software was programmed to learn what I was using the camera for, and specifically stopped recording those actions, to hide everything I wanted to see behind a paywall. It became clear that this was the most useless thing I have ever ordered from Amazon. After finally realizing it was never going to function again unless I signed up for their ridiculous cloud service, I decided to throw it away, but not before smashing it against the ground a few times for my own satisfaction. Destroying it was probably my favorite thing about it.It does not deserve even the one star I was forced to give.

The blurams A31C Lumi Cam is yet another fantastic security camera from blurams. This model has added a call button that lights up bright enough to serve as a night light. The light can be turned off in settings if not needed. The pan and tilt feature is very quiet and the digital zoom remains relatively clear. It has the ability to generate a panorama and specific presets for quick access to different viewing angles. If power is lost to the camera, all settings are remembered when power returns. If power is on and internet goes down, the camera continues to record to an installed SD card. Super clear video day and night!I see a lot of comments that mention the lack of 5 GHz Wi-Fi.The 2.4 GHz frequency is best for security cameras in the majority of cases. This wavelength has a longer range and can penetrate solid objects more easily than the 5 GHz band, making it ideal for cameras that will be placed further away from the router.The 2.4 GHz frequency supplies more than enough speed for these security cameras. The increased speed of 5 GHz is therefore not necessary.The 2.4 GHz frequency is even more necessary for cameras like this one because, instead of a larger high gain external antenna, a small internal antenna is used to keep the camera as compact as possible.Drones that have both 2.4 and 5 GHz capabilities will rarely use 5 GHz because of the much farther range the drone will fly with 2.4 GHz.Even with the highly congested 2.4 gigahertz band, security cameras like this one will have more placement options, with better connectivity, using 2.4 gigahertz.These are the main reasons why cameras like this do not include 5 GHz.I see other comments that say this is not a wireless camera because it has to be plugged in to a power source.The term "wireless" is used to reference the wireless Wi-Fi connection of the camera to the router. This is the most convenient way to set up security cameras since there is usually an outlet near by to power the camera but the router may be far away.Some security cameras will use a LAN cable that links the camera to the router. This can limit the placement options of cameras because of the need to run LAN cables to the router.Other security cameras have both Wi-Fi and LAN cable connection options.No mater how the camera/router link is accomplished, Wi-Fi or LAN cable, the camera still has to be powered either by an internal or external battery, which has to be kept charged, or an AC power source.I hope this explains some of the terminology used on security cameras.

Works great

Great camera! Easy set up works wonderfully!!