3G/4G LTE No WiFi Security Camera with SIM Card, 3MP Solar Powered CCTV Camera Outdoor Wireless, Metal Housing, PIR Human Detection, Floodlight Color Night Vision, IP66 Waterproof

The media could not be loaded. If your looking for security but do not have an internet connection this may work for you.It works via a SIM card very quick and easy to set up and the quality of the unit and images is also very good.

Can’t get signal also it needs a battery or some sort to keep it running.Don’t waste your money!!!!

after a few problems setting up my camera, I got in touch with the suppliers, and spoke to Jack J, who was very helpful ,explaining how to set up camera. unfortunately my sim wouldn't work but jack sent me a new one .customer service is excellent, especially Jack J . Very happy and would recommend.

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This security camera catches my eye due to its ability to function without Wi-Fi or electrical power, making it an excellent choice for my farm. It can be connected to a 4G network. The solar panel, included in the package, powers the camera using built-in rechargeable batteries.The security camera boasts a smart PIR human detection system and delivers clearer image quality than 1080P. It supports up to 128GB SD card storage (SD card not included), allowing you to view and playback important events via the app anytime, and even share real-time images with your family. The metal housing makes it suitable for both indoor and outdoor use and is capable of working stably in adverse weather conditions such as heavy rain or snowstorms.One potential drawback is that continuous 4G data usage may result in high mobile phone data charges.

This "HXVIEW" outdoors security camera differs a bit from many others on the market. Instead of connecting to your home Wi-Fi network, it has a mobile SIM card slot which provides the data/stream. This means it can be used in places where there is no internet router to connect to (farms, fields and so forth) or in places where your router is not in range of where you want to place the camera (like a far side of your garden.)It does mean you have to factor in the running cost of a SIM card and a data plan, but there are plenty of these monthly plans to choose from at fair prices. The camera supports the Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile networks, which I imagine should provide good 4G coverage throughout the country. I did try a T-Mobile SIM and it worked perfectly, however I would advise you "activate" the SIM in a mobile phone before putting it in the camera. It just makes setting up any plan easier.I would have liked to have seen the camera be compatible with a wider range of networks, just to give people the option and to take advantage of multi-sim/household deals, but it's not a deal breaker for me, as I had a T-Mobile SIM anyway. The camera can use a micro-SD card if you want to go down that option, so you wouldn't have to worry about paying for Cloud storage after purchasing a memory card (which are pretty cheap). This would help off-set the cost of a mobile data plan.The build quality is very good for the price point, as the camera body is made from aluminium. Its compact and lightweight but feels sturdy, plus it has an IP66 weather-rating so it should last a typical British winter... or a typical British Summer. Installing (as it fitting) the camera was easy, mostly down to it being lightweight, and while the bracket does take a bit of time, you can actually mount it on the ceiling which I thought was a great idea. I would have liked the solar panel to be the same colour as the camera, as it is white with a white cable, while the camera is black. Just looks a bit strange and a bit of a mismatch to me.The software app (CamHipro) is "ok" but I also use a Noorio security camera, and while it is more expensive than this one, the software does give more options on playback, video settings and so forth. But I suspect more features could be added or tweaked by software update in the future.For the price, this "HXVIEW" gives you a lot of functionality and freedom, with there being no need to connect to a Wi-Fi network, having a solar panel to keep the battery charged, and being able to mount it on a ceiling as well. The few issues I had were mostly using the software itself, and the mobile network seletion, but like I said its not unreasonable to expect a future update to address this. Otherwise the camera worked well and I didn't have any gripes with the motion detection or video quality. A very useful and budget friendly option to consider.