Usb Wifi Security Camera

I needed to connect an outdoor wireless security camera to Wifi but the signal on the main router wasn't strong enough to penetrate a thick masonry wall. The TP-link solved this problem. I set it up inside at the wall needing signal penetration but in line with the router. It worked perfectly - having a booster closer to the camera did the trick.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The VOSKER® - V150 security camera is a great little camera for those areas which one does not have access to WiFi. It is weather proof, rugged, durable, and can withstand large changes in temperature. The best feature is that one does not need to have power or WiFi when thinking about where to put this camera. I needed a camera for a situation just like that. The back area of my property does not have a power source nor does my WiFi reach it. I needed a camera that can supply both its own power, and its own connectivity while also taking high quality pictures. The VOSKER® - V150 does just that. If you have a similar situation as me, I highly recommend the VOSKER® - V150 as your go to security camera.

Had this camera in use for about a month without any issues. Enabled me to have security coverage where I couldn’t get WiFi. Solar panel feature makes camera worry free

Canon did not include an USB cable with my camera purchase. �I would either use WIFI or take out the memory card to upload to my PC. �The Canon software did recognize my camera using WIFI but downloading was slow. �Using the card straight in my PC was faster, but my Canon software would not recognize my card when I plugged it in. �Now with the USB cable I just plug it in my camera and it recognizes it and downloads fast.

High quality USB cables. I boughg this 1' cable to attach my WiFi router to my camera for my remote control app.

This is a (nearly) perfect phone for me because it has 3 things: 1) 3.5mm Headphone jack 2) 16mm, 24mm, and 60mm (12MP) equivalent lenses (w/ high-end Sony quality video and camera app! RAW, 4K, Advanced DSLR-like features, etc.) 3) USB-C (USB 3.1) with support for workstation docking (keyboard/video/mouse) Other niceties include: - Wireless Qi charging - IP56/IP68 dust/water resistance - Bright and colorful OLED screen - 120hz screen refresh rate (buttery smooth!) - Snapdragon 8 Gen1 SoC (8 cores) w/ 8GB RAM and 128GB internal storage - 2 nanoSIM slots and 1 microSD card slot (supports upto 1TB) - Snappy biometric (fingerprint) unlock - 5G phone network (with 4G/LTE, 3G, and 2G) - WiFi6E network support (yes, it does the new 6Ghz band, too!) - 5000 mAh battery! - Dedicated shutter release button (with half-press focus lock, like a camera!) - WiFi texting via the standard Google Messages app, but... Unfortunately, there are 2 things about it that I was disappointed to discover: 1) No WiFi calling. From what I've read on the Internet, this is actually the fault of the carrier (Verizon, T-Mobile, et al.), but Sony seems to get the blame. It's not a deal breaker for me, but for some folks who make a lot of phone calls and don't have good cell tower coverage, this could really make life tough. 2) Thermal management really is mediocre. Or rather, this phone does get warm from time to time. While I don't play games on my phone, I have noticed that using the video recording and the phone app extensively will get this phone rather warm. Otherwise, it is a normal temperature.

Wifi gets great reviews for obvious reasons. Great security options and great speeds.

It prints quickly.I use it with a USB cord not wifi

I only have one bad thing to say. The instructions for enabling wifi and USB is complicated.

I put this on a utility pole in my driveway to power an access point and cameras. The cameras are for security, the WiFi is for streaming music while I work in the yard.