aosu Security Cameras Wireless Outdoor, 6-Cam Kit, No Subscription, Homebase Expandable to 1TB (32GB Built-in), 5MP Solar Camera Wireless Outdoor, 360° Pan & Tilt, Human Auto Tracking, Easy Setup

Great Security Camera and Outstanding Customer Support
I recently purchased the AOSU Security Cameras Outdoor Wireless 4-Cam Kit, and overall I’m very impressed with both the product and the customer service. Setup was surprisingly easy, and the 360° pan & tilt with auto-tracking works smoothly. The 2K color night vision is clear and gives great coverage around the property. The solar-powered design keeps the batteries fully charged, so I never have to worry about recharging.One of the cameras arrived defective, but AOSU’s customer service exceeded expectations. They responded instantly through text, followed up with a phone call, and also emailed to keep me updated. They shipped out a replacement right away and checked in afterward to make sure everything was working properly.Overall, this is a great security camera system with reliable performance, simple setup, and outstanding customer support. Highly recommended.

Long term review – and it’s good!
I’ve had these for a year and 4 months now. I wanted to wait a year to review them, but went a bit over.These are really good cameras. We’ve had record rainfall, a tornado and record high temps since I installed them and they are all working perfectly. I installed the free (available upon request) external solar panels on some of them and they stay at 100% charge. I’m not going to try telling you these cameras are perfect, but they really are great, for the following reasons.1) Wireless range. I have the base unit in a cabinet under my TV with several other bases and a wireless gateway. In theory, this should dramatically cut down the distance that I can install the cameras from said base. I have 2 of the cameras over 100′ from the base, one hidden behind a metal shed, and they work fine. In bad weather I occasionally get a message on the one behind the shed that its signal is weak, but it still works fine.2) Appearance. These are good looking cameras. They have blue lights that come on when they sense movement, which lets people know they’re being watched. If the color night vision is enabled, they have very bright LEDs that light the area up nicely when it’s dark out.3) Function. I get near instant notifications on my phone when someone is approaching, although the ‘human detection’ could use some work. Still, I’d rather get excess notifications when deer walk though the gate than wonder if it’s always catching trespassers, so I’m OK with that.4) Battery life. I used the 4 cameras in my kit with the built-in solar panels until the (upon request) external ones were delivered. (order them after delivery using the instructions in the box) and all 4 cameras stayed close to 100% charge, even the ones that didn’t have direct sunlight. I now have 3 of them on external panels and they always show 100%. The other camera is on the sunny side of the house and it doesn’t need one.5) The app. It’s easy to use and actually works! (love when that happens). I added an Aosu doorbell (highly recommended) later on and it popped right up in the app beside the cameras. I can download videos to my phone with one touch and view recorded footage with no subscription.6) Footage quality. I can read license plates (see below), tell who’s coming from a distance and see color video even at night. They are great cameras. Not perfect. Sometimes, if a car is driving too quickly, the license plate is blurred, but I work in security with cameras that cost over $3,000 each and they do the same thing…The bad.1) When automatically following someone / thing, the PTZ motion is jerky, not smooth. It’ll move a lot, stop, then move a lot again. It’s fine, the subject stays in frame, but it’s not a smooth movement. Also, in the fall, I had to reduce the sensitivity of 2 cameras as blowing leaves were triggering them.2) The notifications. There may be a way to change this, I’m old and haven’t tried hard enough, but there are a lot of notifications when someone comes in the yard. At least one from each camera, usually 2 (coming and going), plus another blanket notification when the event is all over, to make sure you’re aware that the other eight notifications were noticed. Again, I’d rather have too many than not enough – nobody is coming onto the property unnoticed.3) Adding cameras. I bought the 4 camera kit and would have to buy another kit and have another base station to add more cameras. I knew this going in, so I can’t complain. It would be nice if there was more expansion capability in the base unit, though.That’s it. Buy these and a doorbell and know everything that’s going on outside, all the time.

Overall, I am happy with these cameras. They were easy to setup, good video and are working well. They are maintaining their charge, even though one camera is not getting direct sun. I really like the pan feature and how it tracks movement.I did have an issue with a battery on one camera. I contacted customer service and Julie was able to quickly diagnose the issue and had a replacement sent to me very quickly.Good product and good customer service.

I’m really impressed with these AOSU cameras. The installation was straightforward, and the setup/synchronization process is one of the best I’ve ever seen, smooth and intuitive. The image quality is excellent, and the recognition system works very well, providing accurate alerts without too many false notifications.One small area for improvement: since I live in a bungalow, a few of my cameras had to be mounted lower than usual. It would be great if AOSU could add some type of locking mechanism or security latch to make it harder for someone to remove or steal a camera once it’s installed.Overall, this 6-cam kit is a fantastic option for anyone looking for reliable, subscription-free home security. Highly recommended!