Best Outdoor Security Cameras 2024 [don’t buy one before watching this]
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- Links to the Best Outdoor Security Cameras 2024 are listed below. At Valid Consumer, we've researched the Best Outdoor Security Cameras 2024 on Amazon saving you time and money.
► 5. Blink Outdoor - geni.us/G5oGfUv
► 4. Wyze Cam v3 - geni.us/AkmOAYc
► 3. Arlo Pro 4 - geni.us/BdmG
► 2. Google Nest Cam Battery - geni.us/DfDg5
► 1. Eufy eufyCam 3 - geni.us/Tnzm
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Give no justification for a guest to look about your house. A trustworthy exterior security camera that records activities whether you are present or not can readily stop crimes like burglary or porch pirating. When they are placed around the house in strategic locations from higher viewpoints, they are much more useful. Even exterior cameras that are great for backyard outings and ones that can keep an eye on your house even when the power goes out are available.
Numerous home security cameras, including night vision and waterproof variants as well as more expensive, more secure models, have all been examined by us.
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► Links to the Best Outdoor Security Cameras 2023 we listed in this video:
► 5. Blink Outdoor - geni.us/G5oGfUv
► 4. Wyze Cam v3 - geni.us/AkmOAYc
► 3. Arlo Pro 4 - geni.us/BdmG
► 2. Google Nest Cam Battery - geni.us/DfDg5
► 1. Eufy eufyCam 3 - geni.us/Tnzm
Would be interesting to know the security breaches for each brand in recent years
I'll tell you. Eufy uploads facial recognition and all your video to their cloud secretly, no option to disable, over an un-encrypted connection, and the streaming URL is open to anyone on your network. What's more, an intruder can simply press the sync/reset button on the camera for 8 seconds, and that not only removes the camera from your system but also removes ALL footage from that camera. Yeah, no thanks, this is spyware and trash, shit for security. Eufy has known about this for over a year, and is refusing to fix it.
Why are you emphasizing that the Google Nest cam can be "magnetically attached to your home?" So can the Wyze and Arlo, although you don't mention it for them?
Wyze 3 my favorite Own 14 of them.
I'm gonna buy a blink. Thanks for the video. A lot of great information.
I'm not sure if I'm wrong, but most of the features sound a bit unnecessary to me. I think it is much more important that the camera can record 24/7
I agree 👍 💯
Simple buy a wired system. But if you can't be bother or don't want to trail wires through your walls the eufy is probably the best next thing.
I stuck a dashcam on my windows.
boom.
no BS no subscriptions.
records straight to SD card that I own not to some stupid server where who knows gave access to my videos.
Very helpful. Thanks.
Do you have a solar exterior camera and a monitor for indoor viewing you recommend?
I returned a Eufy SoloCam S40 as it cannot handle a single WiFi SSID for 2.4 and 5g. The Eufy CS solution was to install a dedicated 2.4 router. I wonder if the others in this list have similar problems? Thanks for your video.
I've had Arlo Q since 2018 and still content with it, still does the job... I also have Ring... I'm happy with it too!
If you had one choice, which would you keep?
I have the Arlo pro 3 and they have a six second delay. I hate it. Get the ring
Bought an Arlo spotlight and it only lasted a couple of months because even though it says it's cold proof, we got a couple degrees below zero Fahrenheit and that was that.
I use Wyze Cam v2. It isn't this fancy but allows me to keep an eye on property. Night vision on v2 is poor, but it is a wireless connection which is a plus.
Wyze Camv3 has a better picture, but you have to pay monthly for video replay. Very disappointing they went that way since I bought v2s because they didn't have a monthly charge.
Add an sd card for video playback without a subscription
Wyze is good man, I got 2 in the house with a Memory card so I don’t have to subscribe , very happy with it.
I no longer trust wyze - -I was an early investor/adopter and they cut off support and no longer let you connect existing v1 cameras to the home network if they drop off or reset ; I doubt I will purchase any more despite the price
@@zaphodbreeblebrox9542 hey the expense is way cheaper than others
I have been on the WYZE band wagon for 3 years now. never been disappointed. Have 10 Wyze cam three v2 and 7 v3. with three being outside. Paying wyze cam+ on three of them. I give it 5 stars
Well, im dissapointed with the motion blur on the Wyze v3.. Playback an object in motion and its loaded with digital motion blur because of the compression.
I think Wyze has great products but they just aren't quite perfect. The Wyze v2 cams have great video without motion blur but they constantly (some) go offline and need to be manually deleted then re added to work again.
@slamfreepoetry1845 maybe I am lucky? Or because I have 1GB wifi speeds?
I want to try there new cam. The v3 scan the one that tracks?
Love all my Wyze cams
just got 5 unit blink for 125 bucks on prime days- if it works it beats them all for price
Much appreciated content. Thank you. It's difficult to tell how you rated them. Is #5 the best or #1 the best?
Normally ratings and reviews go from least favorable to most favorable, so #5, Blink, is the least favored here. HTH
Does it have a GPS and someway to communicate? For when the burglar pulls it off its convenient magnetic mount, puts it in a bag, and takes it home?
Google security subscription does not allow for manual clips only the ability to download events defined by AI. The nest/google cameras also do not have manual storage. This is a huge gap for these cameras.
Arlo Pro4 been great for me these first 3 months 2 indoor 1 outdoor
How much is it a month
I been a Arlo fan for years but that Eufy is making me rethink about arlo
Wyze user here, no complains, but the Eufy looks awesome.
I' m interested in the battery camera.
I have a eufy most of the time doesn’t record when someone’s present at home and the battery doesn’t last 180 days maximum can last is 60 days I regret buying them I prefer blink
❤❤❤❤❤Thanks A Lot .
Is there one that can record 24/7?
Eufy is good, easy setup.
Can any of these be used locally without creating an online account.Some of us don't want cloud or our cameras to be dependent on it.
Nope , u need wifi to use these camera. If not back to old school hard drive wired connection to the camera and monitor
ROKU has cams now like Wyze cams, but Roku has a much better system for viewing and my pan cams do NOT drop off and disconnect like my Wyze stuff did, Still only connects with 2.4 connection, but not a problem as my Starlink wifi has the ability to supply both 5.0 and 2.4 connections at the same time.
How is the night 🌆🧐
Were you sponsored by Amazon to do this review?
Never have had an issue with my EUFY cam. Everything is stored on my home base and my phone, if I so choose, NOT the cloud!
Are you sure about the cloud? I have heard different. I know the storing thing on the base needs an Ethernet and anonymously it talks to an external server, otherwise will not the base work. How do your phone connect to the base when you are away from home?
@@rikardekvall3433 sir, at this point I’m not sure about much of anything anymore. 🤷♂️But I get your point. Thanks. 😊
@@MW-od8vu me too
I use Reolink which is very popular and not toys like ring. Works with PC MAC Mobile. 4k Cameras are under $100 US. Since you didn’t mention Reolink or Armcrest I can’t take your ratings very seriously.
Good point. Reolink has been a solid competitor for years with excellent cameras, options and quality day/night video capture.
I am in manitoba Canada and all 13 of my Eufy cameras have a software issue. They are in different locations on different net works, the company has told me they will let me return them because it is a software issued they cannot seem to fix. My cameras no longer have the play back option, they are missing many hours of video footage, you can not fwd or Rewind, they show zero events all the time, a few of them will pick up small motions but miss a human being standing right infront of them. The good things: image is very good, and they were easy to use and set up when they worked for the first month, the app is user friendly, and the battery ones need to be charged about 3 times a year.
Nice
Satisfied customer!
I have the eufy 3 and it works great except in fog. I do like that everything is here at the house and not in the cloud some place coasting me more money each month. I highly recommend it well worth the money.
All your videos gets uploaded to a 3 party cloud as well! including pictures with face recognition, it is associated to the user and can be accessed by anyone lol
@@roman71717 nope you are wrong on that
Ive had 2 eufy cams for 2 years now.
No issues. No monthly costs, better view quality than an outdoor nest cam. Just monitor them like you care abt your property and set the motion zones accordingly to see whats going on. Afterall, isnt every1 and their mama constantly stuck to a phone screen tiktokn or tweetn n all that stuff nowadays?
I’m a fan of Arlo Pro 4. Have a couple outdoors and they always just work.
Any issues with internet outages? And what are the options for data storage. These have been my preference since I began looking into getting some
@@timp1390 I have cloud storage and pay 6.35 per month for two cameras. Internet outages would be a separate issue but no, haven’t had an internet outage in years. I also have a camera on the phone lines coming into the house to see if anyone disturbs them.
what do you do with storage? is it local or need a subscription?
@@hamadaelfeky4606 it’s a subscription.
Have the eufy cameras. them the best.
Just set up 3 blink cameras no issues working well
Wyze only supports Alexa behind a US Amazon account. :(
Can you recommend one that do not require WFI or internet connection? And wireless as well
U need hard drive with wired connect to the tv monitor
check out trial cams, they dont require internet but they do need some batteries.
This video is worthless for anyone serious about security cameras, the title is completely misleading. Amcrest, Unifi, Hikvision, Reolink.... those the more the types of vendors one talks about that make real security cameras.
I have Eufy and Google, you missed a big selling tactic with Google. All those cameras are VMD (Video Motion Detection clips) which Eufy's highest is only 2 minutes. You miss alot by that time and having a minute delay. Google opts for 24/7 recordings with 10 day loops. Many criminals cut the green cord off your wifi to stop cameras from recording. Google btw also has facial recognition. Eufy is working on threat detection more right now too.
You're totally wrong as the eufy has the option for 2 second gap on doorbells or 5 second on the s330. If you owned the eufy you would have known that. Also the eufy works without WiFi as cameras send data to the hub independently.
@rsj7458 I do own a eufy. S40. Doorbells can operate at 24/7 recordings for 5 days. And yes I'm familiar with buying a sim card for the camera. If only you known how to talk to ppl without sounding like know it all when you obviously don't even know how your doorbell works.
@@1017Thor my bad there the cheaper ones. Not what's being reviewed in the video lol.
What is stopping thieves from taking the cameras off the wall. Especially the ones that are stuck on with a magnet.
Eufy do not require a subscription, which is great
Can’t imagine dealing with battery changes ten feet or more above ground periodically, or paying an electrician 100-200 per box/x camera to run 12) v to each
Get a poe ptz camera then. Just have to run a single network cable and pan tilt zoom. Pickup dahua or hikvision, best in the market
I have the Google nest indoor/outdoor battery cameras and i cannot fault them at all for reliability and battery life they are simply amazing for that but the night time vision sucks and i would not trust them in the event of a night time break-in to capture enough detail. If they had come with a lamp or bright led they would be perfect.
lol
They constantly buffer. Especially when you need them not too. Worst waste of money I’ve ever spent.
@@joshuasprinkles3490 Lol that is your Internet then, my cameras have never buffered
Simply add a motion lite to compensate :) Cheers
Eufy - owned by China company, auto upload your video to their cloud server without your authorization , including face recognition
I would like to know were you found that information because I don't trust Chinese technology.Att.Colon
Don’t cloud store. Imagined problem sorted
😂 😂😂
You find Info on this on many tech websites, e.g. Ars or Linus tech. A researcher found it out and it was covered widely a couple months ago.
@@IceAce1 Thanks for the information 🙏 I appreciate it.
Att. COLON.
Ok not tech savvy but I'm confused about all the videos I've watched I need a security camera outside the monitor a road looking for wireless, battery, night vision without flood light, live recording. What would you recommend please
Arlo or eufy camera
@@AnotherOverTaxedTaxPayer thank you! I'll check them out.
Should prob edit this as Eufy also store all your footage ect
Im a nest fan but Eufy got my attention I'm still not sure.
I purchased a Wyze Cam 3, about 2 yrs ago. It worked fine mounted out of the weather under my front porch roof until about a week ago when it would no longer connect to my network. I have 4 other Wyze cams and they work fine, with some connection outages from time to time on the 2 battery operated models. One new Wyze Pan Cam and another Cam v3 model. Nothing has changed with my network, Wyze tried to tell me it won't work with a 5g network, but no changes to my network for over 2 years. Anyone out there know what the issue might be? Thanks
Unfortunately for us (because I have wyze cam also) the people working for them don’t KNO kno or understand how their cameras work at all they just type out repeated scripts for certain situations. I also have a lot of connectivity issues as well. The only one I have connected at the moment is one of them because I decided to switch I can’t trust that these will be working or connected when needed
@@Nicholas-gk2qe CS for wyze are awful.
i use a car dash cam wirh a phone charger set on motion detection 30$ it worked for me
I mean you can buy an AbeTap X83 right now in someplaces for 30 bucks that will give you 110 degrees of Visibility and a way better picture than a dash cam will give you but youll also need to recharge it ever a week or so and agree to their SUS end user agreement but it the camera for the 30 dollar deal would probably be alot better than using a cheap dash cam and phone charger and for that price youre getting an actual Security camera. Do I recommend them for looking after you home NO I DO NOT but they will work for the money better than your dashcam.
Wyze Cam v3 is useless in UK for online storage - the stupid app cannot deal with UK postcodes so registration does not work! Duh!
They forgot to mention up security breach
Did the host actually test the Blink for battery life? 2 years? Highly improbable.
Amazon link specifies disposable lithium batteries. I can see meeting the two year spec easily with those.
@@WWarthog798 I did use batteries as specified by the manufacturer, Energizer Ultimate Lithium and none went past even the 6 month mark.
@@WWarthog798 No absolutely not. I have family who have blink and they have replace their batterys about every month-3 months. With medium settings.
None of these cameras that are wireless have a battery life out to 6 months with active motion detection and you actually using them and checking the live feeds. NONE of them do.
I hope I fixed the problem of my camera crying wolf all the time
All These webcams are constantly linked to the cloud and as a result cause excessive use of your data plan. If your plan don’t have unlimited data then be prepared to pay for overages as well as cloud storage plans. Your best bet is to get a NVR camera system that stores your recordings locally.
none the wiser - should have talked about pricing....and subscription costs.
Eufy has a huge problem. If the burglar just grabs the camera and he resets it: it will remotely delete all videos from that camera. That is a huge security risk. Apart from them getting caught uploading vids incl face recognition to the cloud accessible by third party. I recommend you follow Linus tech tips to be more informed before you actually advice people.
Latest has alarm built into each camera and doesn’t store on camera but on a local storage unit. No 3rd party.
Lol most of these cameras can just be taken off the wall by the intruder…. Great!!!!
@@aliengrey6052 u still need to be figure out which brand with each every one of them button location and on top of that u have to climb ur ass up with power drill to remove
It is stored on the base system, not the camera itself
Lies! Your two dads won't let you eat trick or treat candy ALONE!
I dont agree with this list , I tried many cameras and my pick for #1 is the wyze v3 the price is right and you get a lot for the money . The app works great for phone and Alexa and mine are pluged into power, screw the battery ones ! 32g card and you can have cloud for 30 bucks a year
The best features and quality is clearly the eufy. The wyze is good if you're on a budget.
Be careful these cameras can be taken easily off the wall lol. Eufy is one of them.
I put it high enough like 8 or 9 feet
I appreciate the presentation, but before I make a decision, I think I'll also check out the SimpliSafe outdoor camera. If your narrator didn't have such a pronounced accent, I would have been able to understand him better. Some of his words I wasn't sure about, and it left me with thinking about what he said rather than paying attention to his continuing narration.
I have five Nest Cameras from Google. Some are from an older generation when Nest was a separate company and their features are a lot better than the second generation of cameras sold by Google. With the present second generation of cameras, it is impossible to create personnal clips of videos, only selected clips from event driven occurences created by the camera. You miss vital important information with the event driven clips and the videos become unsusable. Also, the clips created lack a timeline of events which is invaluable for law enforcement. I am presently looking for Ring cameras for my girlfriend as the Nest cameras are not up to parr anymore.
Also, I suggest that buyers go for wired cameras and not battery driven, as, who wants to climb a ladder to change or charge batteries when they are out of power?
One of the dumbest tech decisions I ever made is buying the 1st generation Arlo cameras when they first came out. Using the weird and unstable 123 or the bigger ones i can never remember except how expensive and how one or 2 will drain within a month, another huge mistake is ring cam which is totally useless without a subscription you cant view your own content without paying 🙄
American Way
@@brandonbell5357 yes we don’t read 🤘
lorex?
Blink make a solar holder for their camera as I have one that works with no batteries, get your facts correct!!!
DONOT get Arlo cameras! I've had arlo cameras for a few years, but since their last firmware update, all but one of the cameras are glitching and cannot stay focused. Contacted arlo support and they actually said i have too many arlo cameras. I've had the same number of cameras and they worked fine until a few weeks ago. Arlo support is absolutely useless! So I'm looking at eufy to replace the arlo cams.
I have spent hundreds of $$$ on WYZE cameras over the last few years and recently developed a problem with four of their outdoor battery models. After numerous calls to their support team in the Philippines they were unable to help. They ended-up offering me a $20 gift card for my trouble and loyalty to them. Needless to say, I will NEVER purchase anything from them again.
Google nest burned me. Had 5 of them and over the last 5 months each one has just stopped working after about 3.5 years
Nothing about RTSP, ONVIF, PoE. Didn't help me at all
2023, but you didn't include SimpliSafe, so you don't consider it among the best?
I wouldn't get the Arlo. They EOL their products without any sort of incentive to upgrade.
Agreed!
The incentive is a 50% off coupon for up to 5 products and higher resolution cameras, plus 75% off first year of subscriptions.
There are better alternatives out there!
I have a Aqara, it is totally useless. Can't get it to record, no manual on how to use functions and no support.
I've got a Eufy system. 4 cameras and a base station hooked up to my wi-fi router. At home I can change modes and watch play back, providing I disconnect the VPN. Away from home the cameras record but I cannot access any play back or change modes. Contacted Eufy many times. They're totally incompetent.
Looks like the issue is your end not eufys.
Where is reolink ?? PoE as well !
It's a list of mass marketed junk consumer cloud cameras, no real security cameras are mentioned at all.
You obviously haven't used any of these you just report on features to complete useless review
Our Eufy cameras are horrible! They can’t differentiate between a human and a vehicle. Really frustrating.
I am making a shelter tomorrow and i am scratching my head for the type of camera to buy, i need one with pan and tilt with night vision and wifi that i can link to my desktop computer also i would like to not be obligated to change battery on the camera to not disturb my little feral buddies, any suggestion? Oh and i don't want subscription since i only want to see the cats on my desktop and not record the footage.
Great reviews, but holy mother of god change that terrible repeating "music".
Imilab EC4 review: an absolutely useless camera, gateway is not backward compatible with EC2, can not be added to Xiaomi app, does not send alerts on Android phone, although nicely designed and pleasing to the eye.
if you cant make it work it ant worth a dam.
Computer generated speech is impressive but you can still tell it's computer generated. If it's not, get a US English speaking person to proof-hear your content.
Blick camera suck - thank me
My Arlo Pro is a nightmare. I’ve had it for 4 months and can’t use it. It goes off without reason every 30 sec to 1 min. It’s set to the lowest sensitivity. Tech support is non existent. DONT BUY IT.
The video title is quite misleading. All the cameras mentioned are mass marketed consumer cloud cameras, not high quality security cameras that use POE and an NVR. Anyone serious about video security is not going to use any of the cameras mentioned in the video, so to say these are the "best outdoor security cameras" is completely ridiculous.
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@@Hat65 If you have a specific question about my comment, ask and I'll try to answer it.
I will say this much...broadly, there are two tiers of outdoor security cameras, this video is only discussing inexpensive lower tier cloud cameras, yet it is titled "Best Outdoor Security Cameras". If they titled it "Best Low Cost outdoor Security Cameras" or "Best Entry Level Outdoor Security Cameras", then the title would be appropriate.
porch pirates!! ☠️ lol
This video is just like infomercial, cannot be trusted.
No one
Should have told me earlier, I wasted 8.38 mins😢
"router" is not pronounced "rooter"
English presenter gives prices in US dollars. Not helpful.
Arlo is GARBAGE. The system is horrible and the support is worse. I'm looking into a wired system. Here's an example. Today My wife returned home from work. I heard her
vehicle in the garage before the Arlo system notified me that a car even passed by the cameras. In all about 10 seconds. And they will not
work in temps below freezing. Beware of arlo
You must hav an issue. I’m using it with immediate notifications and no issues at all. They are very helpful.
@@lin9543 issue or not there's little support from Arlo. I've already bought a new system. Take care
Never had a problem and I’ve had arlo for three years.
@@PatriotSteve well wish I could say the same. Good luck with yours. Im going wired
I've had arlo pro 4 for a couple of years, but all but one camera started glitching and unable to keep focus. Called their support and that was mind-numbing! They were useless and not very bright. Bought an eufy system and so far so good. No subscription fee is a winner.
None! Prefer POE
This video is worthless for anyone serious about security cameras, the title is completely misleading. Amcrest, Unifi, Hikvision, Reolink.... those the more the types of vendors one talks about that make real security cameras.
I stopped watching this video as soon as Blink outdoor camera appeared on his list. I made the mistake of buying 8 of these pieces of junk and no one should waste their money on these worthless cameras...