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First camera I've owned that's this small. It looks almost toy sized, but the daytime view is useful for our entry. I've been checking it when delivery trucks come through.

An extra camera for a smaller spot, not a replacement for our whole system. The simple mount and compact body suit that job. I didn't want to spend much on this location.

I prefer gadgets that don't announce themselves. This camera is small, black, and sits quietly on the office shelf. The view of the doorway is just what I wanted.

We rent, so drilling holes isn't an option. I attached this near our entryway and can move it without making a project out of it. That's the main reason I'm happy with it.

It's been about a week. I check the porch image before leaving and usually forget the camera is even there. That was the idea.

Outlets in my workroom are already full. This keeps another cable out of the way and leaves the space a little tidier. The camera is easy to shift between shelves.

This is my first camera in this size, and the small round shape took me by surprise. The picture has been fine for checking the doorway during the day.

Needed something for the garage without running another cable along the wall. The magnetic mounting idea was what sold me. It's been a handy way to check that area during the day. My first spot caught too much of the storage rack, so I moved it a few inches and the view was much better.

This thing is tiny! I can almost cover it with my hand. The wide view is the part I'm happiest about, since my entrance is awkwardly shaped.

I've been testing the phone alerts near our entry. It's useful to know when somebody comes through instead of watching the screen all day. I still had to play with the placement to get the view I wanted.

With the wide-angle lens, I can see the porch steps and the front door in one view. I spent longer choosing the spot than actually mounting it. For our small porch, that's all I needed.

We have a small covered porch that doesn't have a convenient plug. A cordless option was appealing. This fits without adding a visible cable along the doorway.

My partner and I wanted a camera we could move around before settling on a permanent location. This made testing a few spots simple. We ended up choosing the mudroom.

My wife wanted to see the side entrance from inside the house. We settled on this because it didn't need a permanent installation. The image has been sufficient for quick checks.

Not replacing my main camera, just filling a blind spot by the side gate. Fits there nicely.

This was for a small home office with limited desk space. It sits out of the way and gives me a quick look at the room when I'm downstairs. Pretty straightforward purchase. I work from home several days a week, and I mainly want to know when someone has opened the outside door while I'm on a call.

Our office side door gets deliveries during the week. Having an extra view is convenient, especially because I didn't want to change the setup we already have.

Our dog naps in the living room when we're out, and I wanted a small camera to look in now and then. Fits on the bookcase. I don't need anything more elaborate for that.

I didn't realize how small five centimeters would feel in my hand. It took a little experimenting to find a useful spot, but it looks tidy next to the garage door. I checked the view on my phone while shifting it around. A slightly higher position ended up showing more of the area near the door.

Tiny footprint on my desk, and I can still see the office entrance. Works for me.

The black finish is understated and doesn't draw attention on my garage shelving. I like being able to shift the angle when I need to see the workbench instead of the door.

Packages have been left at our front steps a lot lately. This tiny camera gives me a clear look at the entry without a big box hanging on the wall. Getting the angle right took a couple tries.

I use it to check a doorway from the kitchen. The camera itself is unobtrusive, and the image looks better than I thought something so small would manage in daylight.

Fits beside the garage side door without blocking anything. Good coverage, and no dangling cord.

After using it for a week, I'm still happy with where I placed it. The image covers the back door and part of the hallway. That's exactly what I needed.

Too early to say how it will hold up long term. So far, though, mounting it in the garage was easy, and the view works for what I needed.

The magnetic mount has been the most convenient feature for me. I've changed the angle twice in our workshop as equipment moved around, without needing any new hardware.

The magnetic attachment works nicely on my garage cabinet. I tried the camera near the back door first, but this spot gives a better overall view of the room.