Micro HD Video Camera with Audio

A tiny HD camera that keeps an eye on your home, day and night

This palm-sized camera records HD video with sound and switches to night vision automatically when the lights go down. Set it on a shelf to check on pets, watch the front entry or the garage, and look back at what happened while you were out. Motion detection and loop recording keep it running without filling up its storage.

Why You'll Love It

• HD video with audio – clear video and sound, so you see and hear what happened.
• Automatic night vision – switches between day and night mode on its own as the light changes.
• Motion detection – records when movement is detected to save battery power and storage space.
• Loop recording – automatically records over the oldest footage, so you never have to clear it out by hand.
• Mini size, big help – only about 1.18 in square, it fits on a shelf, desk or windowsill and keeps watch around the clock.
• Simple to use – one ON/OFF button and a reset button; no complicated setup.

Perfect For

• Checking on pets while you're at work
• Watching your front entry, garage or storage room
• Keeping an eye on your home or office when you're away
• Spotting animals visiting your porch or yard at night

Specifications

• Type: mini HD video camera with audio
• Size: approx. 1.18 × 1.18 × 0.47 in (30 × 30 × 12 mm)
• Color: black
• Features: HD video, audio recording, automatic day/night vision, motion detection, loop recording
• Controls: ON/OFF button, RESET button, status indicator light
• In the box: 1 × mini HD video camera

FAQ

Does it record at night? Yes, it switches to night vision automatically when it gets dark.

Will it run out of storage? Loop recording overwrites the oldest footage automatically, and motion detection helps save storage space and battery power.

Does it record sound? Yes, it records video with audio.

Please note: Use this camera to monitor your own home, pets and property. Always follow local laws on video and audio recording and let guests and household members know a camera is in use.