This camera works perfectly for my needs.

The camera has now been in operation for 2 weeks and I am surprised at how good the pictures are both during the day and at night. The range is extremely good. The picture quality is great and it's easy to install

Set up and mounted in rural northern Alberta and I am satisfied with the camera. Video quality on HD is great and notifications upon activity are also great. Would recommend.

Edit: 4G support in Canada is best in urban areas with the signal bands that this camera supports. After communicating back and forth, the seller indicates LTE-FDD：B2/B4/B5/B12/B13/B25/B26 as being supported. Make sure your cell provider supports that at the desired location. The Seller gave a partial refund after I could not get it to work in rural Nova Scotia. I kept it for the excellent USB-C solar panel charger.The camera itself is fantastic. I was able to get this working on Rogers in middle of Calgary, but not in rural Canada at its intended location. As such, I was able to test the APP and the save-to-memory card... everything works great. Perfectly in fact.It is too bad all these 4G type cameras don't have any indicators whatsoever to aid in troubleshooting other than a LED to indicate a problem. In a perfect world they would be dual WIFI+4G so you could use them on a LAN when 4G isn't available, and be able to log into them via wifi for troubleshooting purposes.

This is fantastic. It only outputs when it has enough sun. I know that sounds obvious but I have other solar panels that don't and drain the battery in poor light. This is great, the cord is very long so you can space the two items apart. Overall this is a fantastic usbc solar charger.

 Very well made security camera. Good picture quality, which you can switch from SD to HD if you like. The pivot and tilt has a bit of lag to it, but that might be the 4G connection because it lags once in a while as well. The zoom works well. In the app you can switch from the cloud storage to an SD card, which is not supplied. If you want cloud storage, you have to pay for it. You also have to pay for the Sim card subscription after you use up 300mb. The cloud is not expensive at 1.99 a month. The Cellular service however is expensive in my opinion, being 299.00 a year, for 60G. There are also smaller packages available. I used up the 300 mb in 5 days with about 30- 20 second videos a day quality set to SD. After you use up the free 300 mb, you must purchase more data in order to use the camera at all. The camera wont work without more data. I tried to reset the camera and use my Fido sim card, but it did not recognize it, so I could not get the camera up and running. Not sure if I speak with K&F if it is even possible to use another sim card. But if you need to monitor an area that does not have WiFi, this is the perfect solution however. As the camera is well made, good picture and the solar panel works perfectly. Oh and on the app you can monitor the battery level as well. I hope this helps in your decision making.

This solar panel is really nice. It's so easy to install and works great with my camera. This is a high-quality, durable solar panel; I would recommend it.

Mounted this panel above my outside security camera and plugged the USB cord into the camera. This is rated to have enough power output to keep the camera charged.It is mounted in an area that receives the sim most of the day.Only time will tell if it gets enough sim to keep the camera charged. So far so good!

At first only people were recognized, after talking to the technical service they told me that turning off the humanoid mode would detect any movement and that's it. Now when a cat or a car drives by, it picks it up.

As I research upgrades for my aging WiFi security cameras, I have also been keeping the requirement of having solar panels to power the cameras that are remote and don't have a power source close by.I came across this solar panel to test out a 4G camera mounted on a tree and at a distance from the main building. The solar panel comes fully assembled with a 9 foot long Type-C USB cable.The tree canopy prevents direct view of the sun, which made it difficult to get the unit to power the camera especially with a cloud cover.I then moved the solar panel to the main building to test it and found the voltage and current were excellent. I was even able to plug the solar panel into a battery charger and verified that it does provide enough juice to charge batteries.All the problems I had were my design issues. My next step is to get another 4G security camera and mount it on the building and use this solar panel to power it. I will update the review over time.This is a very nice and powerful solar panel.