Smallest Doorbell Cameras

I have had 6 video cameras over the last 30 years. This one is the best, smallest and the cheapest one. I like it so much that I just bought a second one for when 2 cameras are necessary.

This battery is the smallest in the range of Li batteries and is not as tall as the others which looks betterf on some cameras

A great little tripod for the price, well suited for smaller cameras such as mirrorless cameras (used with an Olympus E-PL5). Leg locks open and close easily, while the lock to allow spreading the legs wider is a little more difficult, but still easily done while wearing gloves. With the lower section of the center post unscrewed, it gets down low enough to ground-level to satisfy most uses. The smallest section looks quite spindly, and can be left retracted for greater stability and a lower, but still quite useable height. The ballhead is sufficient for the E-PL5, although not as easy to get to a point where it can adjust but hold position as with a larger ball. Once locked, it is rigid enough. My least liked feature is the quick-release plate, which appears to be a dedicated pattern. I added a small Arca-style clamp onto it to allow using standard dovetailed quick-release plates, at the expense of a little extra weight. The collapsed tripod is not the smallest or lightest, but is a very reasonable balance between size/weight, stability, and cost for users of smaller cameras.

I produce live music performance videos and needed an alternative to a tripod to situate cameras for fixed shot locations. Tripods take up too much floor space and, especially when unattended, are more vulnerable to getting knocked into. These Varipoles are perfect for securing a fixed mount location in the smallest of venues. They are heavy duty (and heavy, so be prepared), and secure firmly into place. I secure 2 cameras and LED lighting to the pole, accomplishing a lot in the smallest of space. They have soft plastic/rubber pads at each end so you don't do any damage to the floor or ceiling and are somewhat protected from vibration. The 6'x - 12'1 height range makes them suitable for a variety of settings assuming the location has a solid (not dropped), flat ceiling. PROS: - Great quality build - Solid mechanism to secure in place - Adjustable from 6' x - 12' 1 ceiling height - Extremely small footprint - Affordable price CONS: - Requires a solid flat ceiling - Relatively large and heavy for transport

Great product to protect small electronics especially compact or sub-compact cameras. I think this is the smallest size so make sure your camera will fit. Probably need a bigger size for cell phones. Clear over version would be another option. I plan to get a few larger, different sizes to have on hand for last minute trips as the price is right. Pelican, plus made in USA at a decent price. A no brainer really.

Doorbell camera works great! Cameras have been installed but we are having some difficulty get them to work

This camera works better than the Nest and Ring doorbell cameras that I had previously. Same features but responds better and no fees.

I have 3 Nest IQ Outdoor cameras and have just installed the Nest Hello Doorbell. The products are all excellent in quality. My only issue is the lag time from actual movement to the time I get notification. There seems to be a considerable time from real time to notification. I have the highest speed internet available so not sure where the problem lies. Any ideas on how to improve this?

Had the Ring Pro doorbell and recently switched to the Lorex to incorporate with my security cameras, and I am amazed at how much clearer the picture and sound quality is. I’m very pleased with the results of the upgrade.

I decided to upgrade to Lorex video doorbell for a few different reasons. First reason was I was using a video doorbell from my security alarm system. It always disconnected from the internet when you tried to playback video or talk through it. They always blamed my internet. The Lorex camera has a strong internet connection and only takes about 8 seconds to load even when I’m away from home. My second reason to upgrade to Lorex is I have 8 wired cameras that work great. It’s very convenient to have all my cameras under the same brand and only needing one app. Have 4K video is also a bonus. If you’re looking for a video doorbell go and a purchase, you won’t be disappointed. For several reasons, I opted to upgrade to a Lorex video doorbell. Firstly, my previous video doorbell, integrated into my security alarm system, consistently disconnected from the internet when attempting to playback video or engage in voice communication. The manufacturer consistently attributed these issues to my internet connection. In contrast, the Lorex camera boasts a robust internet connection and only requires approximately 8 seconds to load, even when I am away from home. Secondly, I have eight wired cameras that perform exceptionally well. It is highly convenient to have all my cameras under the same brand and only require a single application. Additionally, the 4K video resolution is a significant advantage. If you are seeking a video doorbell, I highly recommend making a purchase, as you will not be disappointed.