Vosker V200 | Cellular Security Camera | Built-in Solar Panel | LTE, Wireless, Weatherproof, No Wi-Fi Required | Motion Activated Outdoor Surveillance Cameras | Mobile Photo Notifications (V200)

Works great and has done its job. Amazingly nothing stolen or wrecked sense put up (camera in view to stop them, not catch them). Have had it hooked up for about a month and only has used 20% of the AA batteries with well over 300 pictures taken and sent. From vehicles to people great clarity on pictures. For example got the license plate on vehicle and great facial picture with people walking. Was definitely worth the price. Only flaw is the app on phone is buggy and sometimes crashes, but website works great.

I purchased 5 of these cameras in Sept of 2021. They worked great...the 1st week. I received replacements for 2 of the V200's because they crapped out right at the start of hunting season in Nov 2021 when they were needed the most for trespassers. This past spring, 2 additional of my original cameras that I had just put back up at the end of winter crapped out and I was told they had no V200's available, I HAD to downgrade to the V150 which has none of the options I wanted this particular camera for. I could not even upgrade because the V300's were not available either, all of their inventory was at Best Buy. So, not happy about it at all but I needed cameras, I downgraded to the V150 only to find I now have to go retrieve the battery to charge it, it doesn't take AA batteries like the v200 AND you have to purchase a plan for each camera, the V200 you could go with a free plan for 100 pictures. Well, the latest update is, my 2 replacement V200's and my one remaining original v200 all crapped out within a few weeks of hunting season and I just retrieved one of the v150's from the woods (that I just put up in Oct hoping they would last at least a month or 2) because it just stopped sending pics and unless you constantly monitor it's last communication, you have no idea if it's working or not, brought it home to charge the battery and about a quarter cup of water came out of the unit. The only thing these cameras are good for is if you install them inside a temperature controlled building because they do not do well exposed to any elements. So 4 of my Vosker cameras are currently paper weights and I would not be surprised if the last one has crapped out as well because we got a dusting of snow today and it probably got water in it like the other one through the solar panel. These cameras are WAY over priced for the short life span that they have and I will NEVER purchase another Vosker product. SAVE YOUR MONEY!!! If it was one camera out of 5 that I had an issue with, i could live with that but it's four out of five that didn't work for more than a few months and even the replacements didn't make it more than a few months. I am currently trying a different product for a 10th of the price and it has continued to send pictures even after a bear punctured the motion sensor.

We are building a house out in the country that is over an hour drive one way from our house. We wanted to be able to keep an eye on the construction process to know when it would be worth our time to drive up to the site and back. From my research, I determined the best type of camera was one that had solar charging capabilities and also cellular built-in in order to send me photos when there was activity. So I bought this camera. I played around with it for over a month at my home in order to get a sense of how the camera worked and which settings were the best for me. The camera is super easy to activate and you get one month free of the elite plan, which is unlimited photos. I ended up opting to continue this plan after the one month free trial period. For $20 a month I can get as many photos as I want sent to me and 40 photos upgraded to high DEF if requested. Once I had a good feel of how the camera and the associated app worked, we drove up to the construction site and found a tree that pointed toward the site that we felt had a good point of view. I’m glad I played around with this at home first so I didn’t have to fool around with it when we were setting it up. I love the VOSKER app and set the camera to send me photos every two hours. This camera is working wonderfully and since it’s been installed it has maintain 100% battery power through the solar panel. It helps that we have a cell tower on a mountain above our build side which gives a 5 x 5 signal. The night vision took a photo of a couple deer walking around the construction site at 1 AM from 50 feet away in complete darkness. We had a person who came to the site and I thought that he worked for our builder but wasn’t sure from the standard definition photos sent so I requested a high def photo and determined that this was the guy I thought it was. The camera is doing everything we hoped it would and I couldn’t be happier with my purchase. I am thinking that maybe some of the one star reviews came at a time when VOSKER was doing a software upgrade that caused people issues. That is partly the reason why I wanted to do a review. I couldn’t be more thrilled with my purchase.

Purchased because we wanted to make a time-lapse of our property from foundation to finish house and because it's one of the cameras that use LTE and no WiFi signal is required since we live two hours away from where it is placed. Worked flawless in the first two weeks, updated, synched, transferred pictures. Then it stopped synching. Called support but they need the camera to get it solved. Drove there took the camera home. Called support he couldn't figure out what's wrong blamed it on the low temperature. Charged internal battery and changed to AA Lithium batteries since they are better when it's cold. Drove back placed the camera. Network was 3 bars LTE. 2 weeks went by no synch no transfer no updates. Went back again, checked battery empty regarding to the display. Took it home checked the battery with the charger. Showed full. Exchanged them anyway again. Went through the pictures not all pictures were made there were several hour holes and the last two days were missing. Called support he couldn't figure out what is wrong blamed it that the camera was started probably with picture mode when it should be on time-lapse, I confirmed that this was the case so he blamed it that the camera doesn't have network coverage. Well my argument that this doesn't make a difference either if network or not since there is a SD card in the slot and the camera should snap the picture regardless of setting or network was played down. Support acessed the camera, don't know what they did. He just said we should restart it and make sure it is started with time lapse (meaning it doesn't matter what I said prior). Tested it at home for a day worked flawless. Drove to the property again placed it. Started the camera with time-lapse. Drove there the next day again and checked the SD card. All pictures made as supposed. But battery showed half empty again. Replaced battery with new ones just in case. Then the big week comes, checked the camera three days before, set to time lapse, batteries were full. Result only 10 pictures were made the whole day. This camera is the most useless piece of equipment that I ever purchased on Amazon!

It is a good product and it did work well when I did have it. It did have its issue with not working after 6 months and had to get a replacement, but they downgraded me and gave me a new equipment. Just need better customer service experience.

Pro: The motion detection is superb, even the shake of a leaf triggers it on low sensitivity setting from 40 feet away. The V200 does capture pictures due to the excellent motion detection and sometimes fair to ok quality vids. Easy, super easy in fact, to set up and deploy. The style of the camera is excellent. Would like to see a camo trail color skin... Cons: Anything beyond about 20 feet is just blurry or pixelated images, on occasion it looks fine but not great quality. By the way, I'm taking about the HD images off the sd card and not the imagines sent to your cellular phone. About 1/2 the vids, from 2 weeks of vids, are choppy and pixelated, many of them have freezing at anytime while viewing the vid (maybe due to Window media player?). A $600 Samsung phone camera vids played on media player is better quality vids. It's almost like the camera is trying to figure out if it want to take a photo or if it really wants to make a video. Overall impression is this camera has lots of room for improvement and thus far I would strongly not recommend it for security of valuable items in which you need to see faces clearly. Thieves do not sit still and look pretty for cameras, generally they stay on the move. This is my first outdoor camera so I can not comment about comparisons to other brands. Now for my story. I bought this camera because someone(s) was coming up and stealing my split wood on remote land, taking about 2 1/2 weeks worth of work. I knew they would be back for more wood and other items. After listening to the various "cheerleaders" on YouTube, I was convince this would be an excellent buy for remote area. Be careful of the YT vids, most of the quality picture, in my opinion, are less that 20 feet and the picture imagine is ok to good enough. And if you put this camera in a tree, like some "cheerleaders" mentioned, then you need to cut every branch below and above that may reach up or down with a leaf that may wiggle itself in front of the camera. On with the story, the thieves did return one evening, and the next day the camera notified me, because I had to take off the immediate notification due to trees leaf movements 40 feet away. Notification set to immediate on this v200, due to the network, can be immediate to a couple of hours later. So the two trespassers were about 30-40 feet away and needless to say, both HD images had motion blur around the arm swings and head region. The good thing was, at this time, the two must have spotted the camera and did not return the same way they came. The camera was place in a maple tree about 25 feet up and about 30 to 40 feet way from the woodchipper which they inspected as they passed by. The night before I got the notification, after the thieves where seen in photos, I noticed I was getting blackout photos. So while at work, I texted Vosker help line and got a person, big plus, and asked them if there was a way to snap a photo again to see if the thieves returned and if there was blocking in front of camera. Answer was no. Therefore, since the camera was not taking clear photos, I ending up traveling out there, climb the tree and had to reboot the camera. Being blessed, they had not taking the chipper or put any objects in front of the camera. So bottom line, if you need a seriously reliable camera and are trying to protect your expensive items, this camera might not be right for you for the two main reason mentioned above--blurry images with moving objects and network reliability (fair but not excellent). I'm still trying to make this camera work for me since I'm still in the first month trial (bells and whistles). Overall my opinionated conclusion, for the price bracket, this is a good camera.

I use the camera to see who comes and goes on my drive way.the reaction time is a little slow on the v 200.if the vehicle is driving a little too fast you miss the plate#. The other issue is the GPS location feature should only be accessed from the phone app. Alot of people use game cameras and if their robbed they take the camera to. So far I'm very happy with the results

Doesn’t stay charged and overall doesn’t work great, picture is very poor and grainy. Missed the return window as we kept trying to make this work. If using for security its not clear enough to see license plates car details or clear faces and if using for wildlife also not super clear. A ring type camera is a better option and much cheaper. This goes off constantly when nothing is in the frame and even with batteries and solar it keeps dying. It also doesn't have sound features that we noticed which might be needed for security .