Protruding from the mounting bracket is a cable with dual jacks one connects to the included AC power adapter and the other is an RJ45 LAN connector for wired networking. Although a microphone is onboard for recording audio, the C8C doesn't support sound detection or two-way audio, which is surprising because nearly every other security camera we’ve reviewed offers this basic feature. The upper part of the enclosure houses two adjustable Wi-Fi antennas, a 2.4GHz Wi-Fi radio, and a weather-protected microSD card slot. The bottom half of the enclosure contains two motors that allow you to swivel the camera up to 352 degrees and tilt it up to 95 degrees.
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The C8C's round, black-and-white IP65 weather-resistant enclosure measures 6.22 by 5.87 by 6.18 inches (HWD) and sits on a mounting bracket that allows you to install the camera on a wall or an overhang. Physical Pan and Tilt in a Weatherproof Design If you can give up the pan and tilt controls, our Editors’ Choice winner, the $35.98 WyzeCam V3, is a much better value and supports two-way talk. However, it lacks two-way talk capabilities, a staple among home security cameras, and Ezviz still hasn’t fixed a bug that prevents you from streaming the camera's live feed to a smart device out of the box. It supports mechanical pan and tilt controls, works with lots of other smart home devices, and delivered sharp recordings in testing.
If you need an outdoor security camera to keep an eye on the exterior of your home, the affordable and weather-resistant Ezviz C8C Outdoor Pan/Tilt Camera ($89.99) may fit your needs.
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