4 reviews for AOSU 2K Security Camera Indoor, Baby Monitor Pet Camera 360-Degree for Home Security with 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi Router, One-Touch Call, Smart Motion Tracking, IR Night Vision, Compatible with Alexa

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   cteama – August 2, 2025

   Know what is happening at home when you are away
   Last year, I gave tow of these cameras to friends, so they could keep track of their dogs and cats when away. Then I decided to buy one for our home. You don’t know what you get until you try it out even after reading many reviews. OMG, I can only say that I am immensely impressed with these inexpensive indoor cameras! I now have 3 and will add at least 2 more.Initially I used one in a guest bathroom where I had one of my semi-feral outdoor kitties in recovery from an illness. I wanted to know what Dudel was doing when no one was looking, especially at night. While the night vision is nowhere near the regular display during the day, you can clearly see Dudel sit on the window sill from where he observed his outdoor kitty friends while in ‘prison’.I then used camera #1 for our indoor kitty when we were traveling out of state to observe him our living room, but I don’t post that for our own privacy.#2 is overlooking half of our parking lot by the house from inside a kitchen window. This might look unsharp to you but it is filming through a window and the screen on the outside (!), so I am rather pleased with the results. Like all cameras, this one is set to track motion, and it sure does. In the brief video I panned manually, which can be done via your phone regardless of where you are. Not bad to know when a delivery car or anyone shows up.Camera #3 is set to observe part of the semi-feral gang in our garage, where also raccoons and possums come nosh on the food they get there, making a mess. I only show a cropped image, again for privacy. The clarity of the image is amazing.All cameras pan automatically as soon as they find motion, if set to auto-tracking. You can also take images. You can listen to the sounds of your chosen area and also talk to anyone in that location. There are so many options to choose from that I will not go into. Please read the product description.I highly recommend this brand for these types of cameras, and I will check what else they offer. While I use these cameras mainly for security and to check on animals, I can only imagine what a peace of mind these will give parents, who want to make sure their two-legged kids, or anyone in the home are safe and happy.These cameras are amazingly easy to set up and very reliable. An incredible buy for the price!!!

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   AL – August 2, 2025

   Absolutely Excellent – Highly Recommend!
   The camera is fantastic — works exactly as described with no issues at all. Clear picture quality, easy setup, and reliable performance. I’m extremely satisfied with the product.What really stood out, though, was the customer service. Julie from AOSU was outstanding — fast responses, professional, and genuinely caring. She made sure everything went smoothly from start to finish. I honestly wish other camera companies had customer service like this — it makes all the difference.If you’re on the fence, don’t hesitate. Great product, and even better support behind it. Five stars all around!

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   Ro-Ro – August 2, 2025

   Small with BIG picture quality
   This is a great little camera to have. It sits on a shelf in the living room so I can watch my dog and the front door of my home. I love the fact that it’s not running on a battery so no charging. Just plug it in and you’re ready to go, the connectivity is that easy. The first picture shows what it looks like with the eye opened and it spins 360 degrees if you need to hang it from your ceiling and wanna watch more. The second picture is what it looks like when it’s not in use. I love their products. I also use their doorbell, which has a super clear picture as well. I found the picture quality on their camera’s to be excellent and crystal clear. There was also a place for you to add a SIM card if you’d like or you can add cloud coverage to store your memory. It’s not needed unless you want to store what your cameras pick up. You can also schedule when you want to auto cruise with the camera, which means you can set a up a time from when you want the camera to go on, then when you want the camera to go off automatically. There’s a lot of little features with this little camera. Get one you won’t be sorry and your wallet will thank you as well because it’s a great value for the money.

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   B – August 2, 2025

   Good Little Cam For the Price, But the Notifications Can Get to Be a Bit Much
   I picked this up after Google dropped the ball and decided to stop supporting their Nest security system, which I had already sunk a bunch of money into. A friend recommended AOSU, so I gave it a shot. I ended up trying out four different versions, including this little indoor 360 camera. Overall, I’ve had a pretty solid experience with them.This indoor cam is small and blends in well, which I like. The camera quality is good, and the 360 coverage works great. I was surprised by how good the audio quality was too. It picks up everything, which is great… and sometimes a little creepy. The motion tracking works, but it’s also super sensitive. Like, I walk into my own living room and get pinged every time. There’s no deep filtering like I had with Nest, where it would only notify me when I was gone or if the alarm system was armed. Here, it just notifies me 24/7 unless I turn the alerts off completely, which I ended up doing.I also miss the geofencing from Nest. That was a smart feature. AOSU doesn’t offer anything like that, at least not for this model without the subscription. I saw something about facial recognition on their site, but looks like it’s only available with their doorbell cam and only if you pay for their subscription. Speaking of that, the subscription isn’t cheap and it’s per camera. I think it was around $7 per device or $27 a month for five, which adds up fast. I decided to skip that and just got 128GB SD cards for each one. So far, I haven’t noticed any real loss in features by going that route.The camera saves locally and only seems to use Wi-Fi when I check in, which is a big plus for bandwidth. That’s something I like a lot better than how Nest cams used to stream 24/7 to the cloud and would bog down the network.One last thing to note, the motion tracking works well, but it can feel a bit too “aware” sometimes. Because of that, I usually keep this one in privacy mode unless I’m actively checking in or out of town. Just a personal preference. It is a solid little cam for the price, but the alert system could use some tuning. Still recommend it though if you’re looking for something low-profile and reliable that retains most functionality without paying monthly fees.