The Best Wireless Indoor Home Security Camera

1. The Best Wireless Indoor Home Security Camera • If you are looking for Best Wireless Indoor Home Security Camera, you need to look no further than Amcrest security. You will be able to find a wide variety of Security cameras.

2. We spent more than two months testing 15 indoor Wi-Fi home security cameras, evaluating motion and sound sensitivity, alert types and frequency, speaker and microphone sound quality, smartphone apps, storage options, placement flexibility, and image quality, and the Logitech Logi Circle is the best choice for most people. The Logitech Logi Circle camera was the easiest to set up, the most flexible to place, and the most intuitive to use of all the cameras we tested.

3. Table of contents • Why you should trust us • How we picked • How we tested • Our pick • Flaws but not dealbreakers • What to look forward to

4. Why you should trust us As a freelance writer, I’ve covered technology for more than three decades and have attended more than 40 Consumer Electronics Shows (there used to be two CES a year). I’ve written reviews, trend and marketing essays, and history pieces for more consumer, trade, and hobbyist publications, both physical and virtual, than I’d care to think about. To name a few: Playboy, Rolling Stone, Huffington Post, re/code, NBC-Universal, CNET, Popular Science, eBay, Mashable, Stuff, Ubergizmo, Tom’s Guide, Digital Trends, Laptop, Techlicious, and many others both extant and, well, un-extant. Who should buy a Wi-Fi security camera None of the indoor cameras reviewed in this guide will actually make your home more secure. A home security system, such as the ones The Wirecutter recommends here, or just some smart lighting, will do a better job of that. In day-to-day use, your Wi-Fi camera will be more for home monitoring than home security.

5. How we picked 1080p video quality. (We did make a few exceptions for 720p models if other special capabilities and/or pricing were included, such as with the exceptionally high-value Blink.) Wide-angle lens (larger than 120 degrees) so you cover more space with fewer cameras. Night mode and digital zoom to help in less-than-ideal scenarios. Two-way communication capabilities, so you can tell your dog to get off the couch while you’re at work (with the exception of the Blink).

6. How we tested We set up all 15 cameras we managed to get our hands on across a single shelf in my New York City apartment, all pointing in the same direction—across my living room. We then set up each one to the same 2.4GHz Wi-Fi network, where possible.

7. Our pick Logitech’s Logi Circle sets up more easily and includes more useful features and functions, and fewer annoyances, than any of the cameras we tested. It operates on a battery as well as AC, so you can place it in more locations. It also offers free 24-hour cloud storage for videos, creates a unique 30-second review of the last 24 hours of footage it has captured, remains more selective in the number of alerts it sends out, and performs better than the competition in dim light.

8. Flaws but not dealbreakers • Aside from its middling A/V performance—not bad, just not the best—the Circle is lacking some features and options that we like in other models. For instance, it doesn’t let you know when it switches from Home to Away mode (and vice versa) the way the NetgearArlo does when you leave a geofenced area. • What to look forward to • With Apple’s iOS 10, we are likely to see many cameras announce HomeKit compatibility this year and next. And as smart-home ecosystems continue to expand, we expect more compatibility to come for all cameras save, perhaps, the Nest Cam, which exists in its own universe.