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Security cameras are one of the best products you can install in your home to enhance your security. However, there are many different types of cameras you can have, and they all have their own pros and cons. We’re talking about the best night vision (functional) cameras – the ones that perfectly capture the monster under your bed.
Today, many security cameras can monitor in low light and complete darkness, but with a clear level of surveillance. This list focuses on the best night vision cameras for indoors and outdoors.
Google's Nest Cam (wired) shows everything in your room. In case you didn't know, it replaced the popular but pricey Nest Cam IQ. One of the highlights of this camera is its excellent video quality, which remains clear even at night. Because it uses a specific infrared wavelength, there are no red LED lights on the front of the camera, so those LED lights might give away its location or disturb you when you're in the same room.
The Nest Cam is only suitable for indoor use, even with some protection, as its viewing range is only 20 to 30 feet. Additionally, it doesn't have a local storage option, so if you don't purchase Nest Aware, you'll only be able to watch live video or the last three hours of video.
The Nest Cam is still everything you need to set up an indoor security camera, and it can connect to Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa.
If the Nest Cam is too expensive for you, the Blink Mini Indoor Camera is a great budget option. In addition to the Blink Mini's more affordable price, it also supports local storage via microSD card. It features an understated and discrete design. Some of the best features of indoor cameras include 1080HD video, motion detection, and cloud storage.
While this camera is a good choice for many people, it's not without its drawbacks. It doesn't have a lot of advanced built-in smart features and just connects to Amazon's Alexa smart home ecosystem. Local storage options also require an additional purchase (i.e. the Blink Sync module), and its cloud storage option is also quite pricey considering the price of the camera.
If you don't need all the bells and whistles that some of the bigger brand cameras offer, the Blink Mini might be your best option. It's also very cheap.
When it comes to outdoor cameras, their main features are coverage and quality. For the absolute best value for money, the Arlo ecosystem offers several excellent options. We’ll be talking about the Arlo Pro 4, but the Pro 3, Ultra, and even the Essential are all great options.
Arlo Pro 4 records video in 2K resolution, has a 160-degree field of view and over 100 feet of coverage, and features an integrated spotlight for enhanced viewing. With all the tracking features this camera offers, you can identify any object that enters your yard, even late at night. It's also completely wireless and compatible with all major smart home ecosystems, including Homekit and IFTTT.
One downside to this camera is its price and lack of local storage. Arlo's cloud storage isn't the most expensive compared to other brands, but if you want to watch more content (and not just live streams), you'll have to pay.
The Arlo Pro 4 sells for $200 on its own, but there are several multi-pack options. If you don't need all the features of the Pro, be sure to check out the other cameras in the Arlo lineup.
The Lorex 4K Smart IP Camera is the only security camera on this list to offer 4K HD video resolution – when it comes to security, the more visible detail the better. The Lorex is also the only IP camera on this list, so you'll need a Lorex Storage NVR system to connect to the camera. The NVR will act as local storage for the camera, so you don't need to worry about the additional cost of cloud storage.
Adding extra light gives the camera a range of up to 130 feet. Plus, it only turns on infrared mode when it can't reliably identify an object, so you get color video before the environment starts to get dark.
If you don't need a full-featured ultra-high-precision camera, the Lorex 4K Nocturnal may be ideal for you, especially if multiple cameras are required. Additionally, Lorex offers a variety of packages and prices, depending on the number of cameras you need and the system features you require.
The night vision capabilities of security cameras are often enhanced through the use of infrared lights and LEDs. These lights are located on the camera lens, allowing you to see clearly even in low-light environments without shining a bright light into the viewing area. Infrared light is also responsible for causing the picture to appear monochromatic rather than colorful.
If the environment is dark, you may not be able to see the body of the security camera clearly. Most cameras will light up a red LED, which is the light the camera sees in low light. However, some cameras hide the LEDs.
Home security cameras with infrared LEDs can see in the dark, but only produce monochrome grayscale images.
These are our picks for the best security cameras that can monitor all night long, but this feature is slowly being added to cameras — even those on a budget — so check back for our latest recommendations.
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Release time: April 19, 2022