Spy Camera Hidden Camera with Video HD 1080P 10000mAh Power Bank Nanny Cam Mini Security Camera with Gravity Sensor/Motion Detection/Night Vision/50+ Hours Recording, No WiFi (H01)

Doesn’t charge, doesn’t do anything. I’ve read through the materials three times, reformatted cards more than one and more than once. Still nothing. Wasted of time and money.

We were going on a trip and got this little device which covered multiple needs: charging and hotel room surveillance. The device is very discrete, and compact. The no-nonsense design is easy to use. Note: you have to provide your own memory card which is a good thing since that will enable you to pick the storage size you need and can use multiple cards if you want to save prior recordings. As a power bank, the device did it's job admirably.

So far my time with this is total frustration. Instructions too small and unclear. I’m about ready to send it back because the lights don’t act accordingly. Everything the device is too small. L mode is a joke and it doesn’t even specify what that is. Things shouldn’t be this troublesomeOk, update. Finally getting used to it. I actually like it but I have to enter the date and time everytime I plug it into the computer. It seems to have a hard time getting that to stay; which is important. However, the motion detection works well and seems reliable so far. If it was my fir the time stamp issue, I’d not have anything bad to say about it except the instructions are way too small and the lights don’t do what it says but after numerous trials I have it figured out. I’m not returning it and I actually ordered another one.

It worked well until it started to melt while being charged. The stench of melting plastic and electronics burned my nose. Beware and don't charge while not home.

I have various babysitters and nannies coming to our house when we have to work at home or go to appointments. I like to know what they are doing generally so I bought this hidden nanny cam. I found out through the recorded video that one babysitter was on her phone a lot instead of entertaining my child. So she is not coming back. This is very discreet and useful, has good video, and recorded more than one business day. Buy this—you won’t regret it!

I will first caution anyone using this product that there are two small buttons on the camera side of this item. One is for power (left side) and one is for reset (right side). I was inadvertently pressing the reset button while trying to operate the camera and then it wouldn’t work (as should be expected). Once I figured out my error, things went much better.I am really impressed with the quality of the videos and pictures. I am equally impressed with the night vision. The power bank/camera has good construction. The battery seemed to last a long amount of time. The power bank blends in with other office equipment, which is where I’m using it. I don’t use WiFi camera systems, so a physical camera is better for my uses and I like that the camera stores on microSD cards. Another feature I like is the battery indicator lights, which allow me to know about how much power I have remaining. Five Stars.

The media could not be loaded.  The eovas Spy Camera ingeniously combines the functionality of a battery bank with a concealed camera. I experimented with the camera's motion-activated recording feature and was impressed by its performance. It efficiently initiates recording upon detecting motion, producing clear and discernible video footage.The night vision capability is commendable, and the device's capacity for extended recording times stands out as particularly remarkable.With a 128 GB chip installed for video and picture storage, this product demonstrates excellent functionality. Given its effectiveness and affordability, I strongly endorse this covert spy device.

The next day, I received my camera and the effect was very good, as well as the night vision effect. The above says that you can charge using any port, Such a good way to be discrete! It's really cool that you can charge your phone as well so absolutely no one would suspect anything else from it. It looks almost identical to my other charger It's not heavy at all Overall I think it's well with the price

The good: once I finally got everything working, the camera worked well enough, and it certainly is discreet as it just looks like a charger or something sitting there so innocently and does not give itself away as a secret camera. So it certainly blends into the environment on my desk, and nobody would guess that it is actually a camera. It would have been nice if the description had mentioned that there is no SD card included.The bad: it does not come with an SD card so you probably want to buy one to accompany the camera if you plan on using it on an ongoing basis so that you have sufficient capacity to save and review recordings. Also, the little switch to change between L and M (between regular recording and motion-detection recording) was quite difficult to use. I am not sure if the button on this one was damaged and, therefore, too short to get a hold of (even with my long fingernails) or if it is a design flaw. I kind of think that maybe this one was just damaged but I am not sure. I eventually tried to slide the button with a pen (which didn't work) and then I tried it with a pointy tool that I use for quilting and I was finally able to flip the switch to the L position. But it was far more difficult than I would have expected it to be.The ugly: The unit I received appeared to be previously opened and tried out in some capacity because the set of little 'covers' that are intended to be stuck on the front of the unit to help disguise it were just sort of tossed into the bottom of the box, and some of them had the little slots already punched out as though someone had previously tried to set the camera up. Also, the little reset tool (the same kind that you get when you buy a cell phone) was just tossed in the bottom of the box along with those little covers. I would have expected both the little covers and the reset tool to be secured in the box in some manner, not just tossed in the bottom. Also, the box itself: it came with a large white sticker pasted over the entire top of the box, not particularly neatly and kind of crookedly, and you can see through the plain white label to see that it is covering a brand name that is written on the box underneath. This makes the item look a bit odd, and although it didn't matter to me since this is for my own personal use, I think that if someone were to purchase the item as a gift for someone else, the appearance of the box would be disappointing.Overall, however, the camera does work as expected and it does look discreet and 'secret' as intended. It's small and sleek and slick, and does the job!

I picked up this "spy camera" as a back-up solution of sorts for when heading out for the night. I have Blink cameras with a base station, but at this point, just about anyone showing up where they shouldn't be is hip to doorbell cameras, indoor/outdoor cameras etc. My thinking, why not slip a little spy camera in which they won't expect and won't be as obvious, as a back-up?In that sense, the eovas spy cam does work, but it leaves something to be desired. First up, make sure you have a microSD card - the camera does not come with one, though it does come with a USB stick. I've got it recording to mSD, oddly there's no real documentation on what most of the other ports even do. The product listing on Amazon says they USB ports are charging ports, which seems bizarre. Why the USB stick then? Who's charging their phone with their spy camera? The manual leaves a lot to be desired and the only troubleshooting tip really is to reset the camera.Recording modes are continuous (what the manual calls "long time"), motion, and still photos. Video quality is... mid, even during daytime. The video quality is 1920 x 1080, but very grainy and with streaks rolling through the video - almost a tube TV/vcr like effect. That might be luck of the draw or placement in my case (my place is not huge) and you can still make out everything okay.Because of the poor instructions it actually took me two tries to ensure this was recording. There's no on screen display, just a couple of indicator lights that flash when powering up/recording. The good thing is there's no indicator light on while recording to give the unit away, meaning it will be hard to find is positioned in the right spot. Could work as a nanny cam or something of that nature as well. Battery life suggests 30 hours of recording time, I haven't needed to have it on that long just yet.