ieGeek Reviews

I bought a camera from ieGeek after comparing a few others, and this one was definitely cheaper for what it included. Setup was straightforward, even down to the little bits like connecting it to the app and adjusting the angle. It’s been working fine so far, and for the price, I’m happy with it.

This is one of those things where my brain goes, “If it works every time, it’s good.” Whenever I check remote viewing, it connects without any fuss, so I’ve pretty much stopped worrying about it.

Instructions were clear enough, and I had a camera up and running quick. it wasn’t much hassle at all.

I bought it from ieGeek thinking it would be a quick, easy setup, and to be fair, maybe I was expecting too much because I’m not the most patient person with gadgets. It did work fine at times, but the reliability has been inconsistent for me.
Some days it runs without any drama, then other times it randomly drops out or needs a restart, which gets annoying. Support was polite enough, and maybe part of it is my setup or Wi-Fi, but they didn’t really get it fully sorted. It’s not terrible, I just wouldn’t rely on it every day like I’d hoped.

I wasn’t really expecting much, but yeah... this actually feels really well made. It’s sturdy in the hand and doesn’t have that cheap, flimsy feel at all. Just feels like something that’ll hold up...

I’ve had this set up for a few weeks now, and the solar charging has been better than I thought it would be. Most days the panel keeps the camera topped up without any trouble. When it’s cloudy for a while, the battery does dip a bit, which I kind of expected, but it hasn’t been a big deal. I still haven’t had to take the camera down to charge it, so overall I’m happy with it

I got my ieGeek camera set up way faster than I expected. I opened the box, downloaded the app, and just followed the steps without having to mess with a bunch of confusing settings. Within about 10 minutes, I was already watching the video feed on my phone. it was nice to have something work the way it’s supposed to right out of the box.

It just covers my whole garden really well. I haven’t had any issues with the range so far, and it does what I needed it to do.

As someone who likes being able to check in and actually have a quick back-and-forth, I’m really happy with the two-way audio. The sound is clear on both ends and it works just like I hoped.

The camera does what it’s supposed to, so I’ll give it that. Setup was fine and it records, but the video quality is underwhelming. During the day it’s okay if you don’t look too closely, but at night it gets really grainy and sometimes blurry. For the price, I was expecting something a little sharper.

My package showed up in about 5 days, which seems to be right in line with how these deliveries usually go for me. The tracking updated normally the whole time, so I could kind of see the pattern of where it was moving. The box did have a small dent when it arrived, but everything inside was fine.

I bought this iegeek camera mostly because I wanted the pan and tilt feature, but it hasn’t been as useful as I expected.
It does move, but it feels slow, and sometimes it doesn’t stop where I’m trying to point it. There were a couple of moments where the app lagged and I missed what I actually wanted to check, which made the whole feature feel a bit unnecessary.
The picture quality is okay and setup wasn’t difficult, so it’s not a total letdown. But since pan and tilt was the main reason I got it, I’m disappointed.

The camera itself still works fine, but the notifications are hit or miss and sometimes show up late. At first I figured it was just a one-off thing, but after missing a few alerts, I’ve started second-guessing whether I can really rely on it when it matters

It works okay overall, but I’ve noticed it sometimes misses movement at night. During the day it seems more reliable, so I’m not sure if it’s the lighting or just the sensor being a little inconsistent... still usable, just not something I’d fully rely on every time.

I was setting up my ieGeek camera and ran into a small issue with one part of it, I think during the connection step or whatever it was. I emailed support not really expecting a fast reply, but they got back to me the next day with clear instructions, and it did end up fixing it.
I’m giving 4 stars because I had to send one more message to explain what was happening a bit better, since my first email probably wasn’t that detailed. But overall, they were helpful, polite, and quicker than I expected.

Got it set up and the WiFi connected right away on the first try, the signal has been staying strong the whole time and I haven’t had any dropouts yet so it’s been smooth so far

I kind of assumed there would be a better range of storage choices, so it was disappointing to see how limited they are. For what I need, there just isn’t enough flexibility.

My camera stopped working after a few months, so I reached out to iegeek. They had me try a couple of checks first, which took a bit of back and forth, but nothing too frustrating. In the end they sent out a replacement and got it sorted. Not perfect, but handled well enough.

I picked up an ieGeek outdoor camera and my main concern was the rain, since my porch gets hit hard when the weather turns. We’ve had a few heavy showers and some windy days now, and it’s still working fine with no fogging inside the lens.

I’m giving it 4 stars because the mount feels like it could be a little sturdier, but the camera itself seems weather resistant for regular outdoor use. So far, I’m happy with it.

I picked up an ieGeek camera and it actually works well for the price. Setup wasn’t too hard, and the app is fine for what I need. The only thing that threw me off was the subscription stuff, I wish it was explained a bit more clearly before buying, like which features are free and which ones need a plan. Overall I’m still happy with it, I just had to spend some extra time figuring that part out.