OK, so I am not impressed at all with the battery life of these cameras. I have one of them sitting in the living room that I had set to record today after we left. I guess it recorded 5 10 second clips and then I turned the motion off when I got home. The camera is already down to 89% so I would say 15% drop a day with very light use. My other camera on the front porch lasted two and 1/2 days, also with light recording, and before I started receiving the critical battery alarms on it so on 2.5 days it is being charged again. I am thinking with that one, that I was playing with it a lot and maybe that is it but not that much for it to already be dead. I am going to charge it again to 100% and see how long it lasts this time. Oh and also it says the blue light means it is almost charged but not quite, well that comes on when it is plugged in no matter what. 20% and it was still on and never goes off when the battery reaches 100%. The webpage will show you the exact % the camera battery is but the app shows “OK” as always. These are going to have to be plugged in 24/7 if they are only going to last 2-3 days per charge. Don’t like the 1 min max recording either, that I just saw above, what if someone was messing around a car or something in the driveway and it just stops recording? Will it startup another clip “quick-fast”? I’m really trying to like these but wireless that has to be charged every three days really isn’t wireless to me. Are you eventually coming out with a 1080p wired(power) camera?
Iris by Lowe’s
