Noorio Security Indoor Camera with 5GHz WiFi, 2K UHD Security Camera, Pet/Dog/Baby Camera with Phone app, Night Vision, Human/Pet Auto Tracking, 360 Pan-Tilt, Works with Homekit, T110

Have bought 2 of these. Easy to use with your phone. Quality of pictures are great. Functions well to see the area you have it on in your home. Great value and purchased the second one. Perfect for pet watching also!

Honestly, for $20 I wasn't expecting much, but this camera is actually great. I’m using it as a baby monitor and the picture quality is surprisingly clear. It does exactly what I need it to do without costing a fortune. Definitely recommend if you're looking for a budget-friendly option.

Super nice. Really easy to use and set up. I gave it 4 stars because I feel it should come with the SD card or it should say you need one if you don't subscribe to their cloud membership. Still a great camera for inside the house at a reasonable cost. I will order the SD card now that I'm aware. The cloud membership you don't have to have you can just watch live.

Picture quality is very good. The setup was a breeze (I already have the Noorio security cameras), and figured I would buy this because of the low price and how well the other cameras have functioned. I use this for keeping track of the animals inside my house while I am at work. It works flawlessly, alerting me to their movement or sound (both can be disabled). It notifies me when they bark, or for any other loud noises but not for quiet sounds, which is perfect. You can set it up to continuously record or not. It was easy to set up, and to insert the memory stick. Very happy with Noorio.

I really wanted to like the Noorio T120 — on paper it has all the right specs: pan/tilt, person detection, decent image quality. But after living with it, I have to warn other buyers about serious privacy and security issues. 1. Random panning and “phantom” person detections. My unit frequently pans across the room when there is no movement at all, yet the app claims a “person detected.” It’s unsettling when the camera physically moves as if tracking something that isn’t there. 2. Blue LED comes on even when disabled. I set the LED indicator to OFF in the app, but the light still comes on at random times when I’m not using the app. On most cameras, that blue light signals someone is accessing the feed. If I turn it off, it should stay off. 3. No way to see who the camera is shared with. Unlike other brands, the Noorio app doesn’t let you view a clear list of devices or users with access. That means if someone else connects to your camera, you have no way to confirm or revoke them. That’s a major transparency problem. 4. App permissions are invasive. The only way to download videos is by granting the app full access to my photo library. Competitors allow “Add Photos Only” or “Select Folder” access. Noorio forces you to overshare your personal data just to save your own clips - even when using an SD card. I appreciate the low price point and the technical specs, but cameras are about trust. Between the phantom detections, unexplained LED behavior, and lack of user controls, I cannot trust this device in my home. Bottom line: If you care about privacy and want to know exactly who can see your camera feed, look elsewhere.

Working great!

Good little camera!!! Easy to operate

Me parece que la cámara aunque es fácil la instalación, está se demora en mostrar las imágenes en directo y se vuelve muy lenta al reproducir los vídeos que están guardados en la memoria sd