1080P Mini WiFi Camcorder with P2P Remote Viewing and Motion Detection

Capture 1080P full HD video with a compact DIY camera that streams via WiFi, supports remote viewing on smartphones, and records motion-triggered footage. Choose between 90° (Type A) or 120° (Type B) wide-angle lenses, and store footage on a microSD/TF card up to 32GB (not included).

Specifications

• Resolution: 1080P; Video format: AVI; Photo format: JPG
• Memory expansion: Supports up to 32GB TF card (not included)
• Remote viewing: P2P via iWFCam app on iOS/Android
• WiFi function: Yes; Motion detection: Yes with alerts
• Lens options: 90° (Type A) or 120° (Type B)
• Battery: 600mAh polymer battery; Working hours ≈ 2 hours; Charging time ≈ 1 hour
• Built-in microphone; Loop recording; USB card reader included; Micro USB cable
• Package variations: Type A includes 90° camera kit; Type B includes 120° camera kit

7 Benefits

• Live view and control anytime through a smartphone app
• Motion-triggered recording with real-time alerts
• Loop recording to automatically overwrite oldest footage
• Two wide-angle lens options for flexible coverage
• Compact, portable design for home, office, or shop use
• Easy file management: play, download, and delete on your phone
• Plug-and-go USB card reader speeds up transfers and setup

7 Hooks

• Never miss a moment in HD.
• Live view, record, and protect remotely.
• Pocket-sized security with P2P access.
• Two wide-angle options for complete coverage.
• Loop recording keeps footage forever accessible.
• One-hour charge, two hours of recording.
• Simple setup with a USB card reader.

7 Q&A

• Q: What resolution does this camera record at? A: 1080P full HD.
• Q: Can I view footage remotely on my phone? A: Yes, via P2P remote viewing with the iWFCam app (iOS/Android).
• Q: What storage is supported? A: Up to 32GB TF card (not included).
• Q: Does it detect motion? A: Yes, it records on motion and can send alerts.
• Q: How long does the battery last? A: About 2 hours of working time; charging time about 1 hour.
• Q: Are there different lens angles? A: Yes—90° (Type A) or 120° (Type B).
• Q: What formats are used for video and photos? A: Video is AVI; photos are JPG.