Bought this for security reason couldn't be happier

Bought cheap and the camera does exactly what I expected. Very good and clear picture, very easy installation. If you want a more advanced camera, you may have to pay a little more ...

I got this camera to tinker with and use the rtsp and http access channels. D-Link have silently removed these features with the 2.0 version so you are unable to use them. It's a locked down plug and play camera that uploads to D-Link cloud storage only.

If you're looking for an inexpensive home security camera that lets you monitor your home remotely from your smartphone, the D-Link Mini HD Wi-Fi Camera DCS-8000LH will get the job done for just under $60.

Affordable; Small, stylish form factor; Motion and sound detection; Sharp 720p video; Good night vision

Lacks two-way audio; Does not record triggered events; Not compatible with other smart home devices

This tiny Wi-Fi security camera from D-Link measures at just 37 x 38.5 x 95mm with a weight of just 57.7 grams and supports a wealth of features from night vision, a resolution of 720p, motion and sound detection, alerts to your phone and both cloud (with a fee) and local recording.

Recently a range of small home security cameras have been received to review. The trend is for them to be Wi-Fi operated so requiring where you place them just needs to be within the reach of a power point, this is one such device.

I really like the small size of the camera. It was also easy to setup via the app. I am really disappointed in the email alerts. It sends a link to the live camera view only, no picture is included. I have a DCS-930, 932 and 933 that do more. They can send pictures of what the alert was for.

Wi-Fi cameras have a lot of benefits but purchasing one will make you think twice once you see the price. They're really expensive and purchasing one could set you back a couple of hundred dollars.

Small, works well, easy to access, cost effective. Good product.

I did some research before buying this and from previous reviews set this up using the new mydlink app and not the one that was shown in the instructions. Set up was pretty straight forward and connects to wi-if. It works pretty much as it should.