Doorbell Camera With Continuous Recording

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am really liking this camera floodlight! I was a bit worried it would be too bulky, but it looks fine now that it’s up on the house. I love that it has built in memory and there are no other costs to access your recordings! According to the app there is 7.3 GB of available storage, the old videos are overwritten with new clips. I have had the camera up for several weeks and the storage is only halfway filled. There is no continuous recording though. I am not sure if you do decide to pay for an optional subscription if you can get continuous recording? The motion detection works very well as far as the floodlight, but the camera has a small delay. It takes a few seconds for it to “turn on” and sometimes the clip does not contain the beginning of the motion. For example, it will record the delivery man leaving but it doesn’t catch a recording of him coming. Once it is on, it is great at following the motion and moving the camera lens around. Overall, I am pleased with it!

Almost 8 hrs of continuous recording in one full charge

replaced a 2TB to increase continuous recording time-seems to be working great so far.

No issues at all with these. I have seven of them in a UniFi UNVR Pro for continuous recording from my UniFi Protect cameras.

Expands the continuous use of my camera during long shoots.

Was able to to do high continuous on my eos r with no issues and also handled recording in 4k all-i in clog. Hope to purchase more down the road.

I record at the highest video quality. I'm getting over four hours of continuous recording from this battery on a HF G40 where the OEM Canon BP 820 provides 2 1/2 hours. This is with display on maybe 50% of time.

These cards are amazing. Have not once failed on me in 4 years of aggressive and continuous video recording capture, up to 600mbps. I love these cards to death. They felt expensive up front, but they have more than paid for themselves in their reliability and lifespan. You will not regret using ProGrade!

Sony's Bp-U60 gave me around 4 hours of continuous recording in most cases on the recent shoot I bought it for. It's a bit of a heavy brick, and sticks out past the end of the EX-3 body, but when you absolutely must be rolling with ample recording time, there is no substitute for this battery. It has a great fuel-gague indicator on the back as well.

This card works well so far. I have used it in highspeed continuous shooting and it transfers pretty fast when recording Large JPEGS. I'm sure you could overload it if you tried. I dont use that mode much but I like to know that it will keep up if I ever do use it.