Doorbell Record Camera Rechargeable Sd Card

This is my 2nd video Doorbell from this company. If you put in a micro SD card it will record video without the card it only does a picture. There are no monthly fees. If you want to pay for monitoring they don't do that. I had a Ring doorbell and it will not record anything unless you pay at least $5 a month. You can call the company and they will walk you through how to install on your home computer where you can also view the videos at no extra cost. I have called them a couple of times and the on hold time is not bad at all.

surveillance camera can record non stop for one month including night vision and thermal power for measure a criminals height,weight and x-ray for face recognition and sound recognition with 6 terabytes on a form factor called the laptop. One terabyte micro sd card, sd card, internal disc, flash drive,ssd card and finally a compact flash..., all of them ....1 terabyte...awesome, no more crime ...erase previous recorded data and film for another one month.

At the moment there are very few CFExpress card readers out there that can measure the speed of such fast cards. With a proper Thunderbolt 3 reader (I use BH #ATTX1CXQ), you can see that this card is more than fast enough to record 4K/60Hz on a Canon R5 camera. If you look at the specs, the 1TB version of this card has better performance than the 512GB and 2TB versions! From a price point of view, you pay ~$0.50/GB with this card vs more than $1/GB for an SD card. And the SD card will not have the bandwidth to record 4K video on an R5. So if you own an R5 or a camera that can record on CFExpress cards, I'd go with this card instead of expensive SD cards.

This thing works really well and has a well designed screen and buttons. You need to supply a micro SD card for it to record on.

I am using it to record. The fact that it can record to a standard .MOV or .MP4 file allows me to hand a copy of the event on an SD card, to my customer as soon as the event it over. No transcoding, no wasted time. I love it! The best part is that I record 2 copies, one to the SD card and another to a network mapped drive. Talk about back up to my back

Expensive, but you get what you pay for. Works perfectly. Allows me to record with my drone without getting messages about the SD card being slow, which was the reason I sought out a top of the line card with superfast speeds. Love that it comes with an SD card adapter that also has a second set of contacts for fast transfers.

This micro SD card may not record 4K as it is too slow for that kind of work but it is perfect for audio work. 64GB is more than most people will ever need for any job but it is nice to have that security of a high storage capacity for any job.

Tapo app is easy to use, you can record directly in the SD card. Subscription is optional. Compatible with Alexa.

It's Shure built to last !! Very well constructed,and excellent sound along with the ability to record to sd card and monitor with headphones is hard to beat...I use it on my 5Dmark2. So far I can't find anything to complain about. I would highly rcomend it.

Upgraded from an a7Sii and every time I use it, I love all the features. The eye AF tracking alone made it worth the upgrade. Daylight viewable screen, s-log 3, unlimited record time, dual SD card recording, and internal 4K 120 are some of my favorite features. As for the common questions on SD cards, Pro Grade seems to be the best option for the cost/reliability. The only codec/frame rate you need a CF express type A card for is 4K 120 XAVC-SI. You CAN record 4K120 in XAVC-S with a v90 card, so keep that in mind when card buying. Definitely worth the investment and highly recommended.