Best wireless camera on Reddit

60 reviews from r/homesecurity, r/homeassistant, r/HomeKit and 14 more subreddits
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#1

Wyze

4.3
(9)
"Wyze cams work great as well. They have 100% wireless options."
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"Love my wyze cameras."
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"Great for timelapse photography with various time settings."
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"Wyze cameras work decently and are super cheap."
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"I find the Wyze Cam reliable for streaming and easy to set up."
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"Good picture and pricing is incredible."
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"Wyze camera has optional RTSP firmware if you want to go that route."
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"Wyze makes a really great camera that works as a stand-alone where there is no wifi and no power."
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"$25 Wyze cam"
#3

Eufy

4.4
(5)
"Use a HomeKit Secure Video camera because they use end-to-end encryption."
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"Good reviews and the base station stores its footage locally, no cloud fees to use it."
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"I switched to Eufy cameras. Mine aren’t HomeKit compatible but I thought I saw a version that is."
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"EufyCam 2/2C"
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"They have been working well after turning on the RTSP function during initial setup."
#4

Nest

5.0
(3)
"I have a battery nest camera. Attached it to my front door with this theft proof clamp."
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"Nest is by far the best right now."
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"I deploy Nest outdoor cams at our construction sites."
#5

Tapo

4.7
(3)
"The Tapo C200 is ~$20 and works great. It has an SD card you save locally to and it fits up to 256 mb."
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"They integrate and work well with HA and Frigate."
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"My Tapo C120 is nearly instant, but sometimes getting the video can be a pain."
#6

Aqara

5.0
(2)
"The Aqara G4 is excellent and works perfectly!"
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"Aqara G4 is the only battery HomeKit capable doorbell camera."
#7

Ring

5.0
(2)
"Ring is the easiest answer."
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"It's hassle free and works great after installation."
#8

DroidCam

4.5
(2)
"You can actually get apps that you can use your phone as a wireless camera!"
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"DroidCam X is a cost-effective solution for using your phone as a webcam."
#9

Arlo

4.5
(2)
"They’re cheap, they work great, are IP65 rated and you can put them anywhere."
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"The Arlo camera offers great video storage options and impressive battery life."
#10

Raspberry Pi

4.5
(2)
"Using a Pi Zero W with a cam is a great setup for timelapse photography."
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"I'd recommend this Raspberry Pi Zero camera pack."
#11

Yi

4.0
(2)
"They are reliable and affordable wireless cameras, great for the price."
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"I would get something like a Yi camera for about $25."
#12

Logitech

2.3
(3)
"Logitech makes a waterproof camera, Logi circle 2."
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"The Logitech Mevo is overpriced and does not offer better quality than older models."
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"Stay away from the 'Apple approved' Logitech Circle View products. I got so fed up reconnecting them every week or two."
#13

Amcrest

5.0
(1)
"Setup was pretty painless and works great with frigate."
#14

LS Vision

5.0
(1)
"Best working analytic cam IMHO"
#17

Amazon

5.0
(1)
"It's great! Takes AA's. The actual camera is wireless."
#18

Axis

4.0
(1)
"I've run Axis outdoor cams and had very good luck with them."
#19

Hanwha Techwin

4.0
(1)
"Hanwha Techwin and Dahua have been my gotos."
#20

FOSCAM

4.0
(1)
"You should check out the FOSCAM Fl9803P."
#21

Teradek

4.0
(1)
"For wireless video with cameras, I would recommend Teradek."
#22

Vosker

4.0
(1)
"Lookup Vosker. Solar powered and cellular connection."
#23

Tuyasmart

4.0
(1)
"Purchased a wireless Tuyasmart camera for about $50 and it works great."
#24

XSplit

4.0
(1)
"XSplit VCam has a companion app for iOS/Android that turns the phone into a wireless camera. Looked pretty good in my limited experimentation!"
#25

Imou

4.0
(1)
"Imou offers neat and affordable Homekit compatible IP cameras."
#26

Samsung

4.0
(1)
"The Galaxy S10 offers great camera quality and networking capabilities for its price."
#27

PoE

4.0
(1)
"The Duo 2 is a good camera with reliable person detection."
#28

Sonoff

4.0
(1)
"Can be connected through wireless or ethernet."
#29

Epoc

2.0
(1)
"I find the Epoc camera unreliable when using wireless and sometimes very delayed."
#30

Wireless Solar Cameras

2.0
(1)
"The wireless solar cameras have decent performance but unreliable detection."

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