The V380 Dual Lens Wireless Solar Camera (model trrt5665) promises a compelling blend of high-resolution imaging, convenient wireless operation, and sustainable solar power. I’ve spent the last few weeks rigorously testing this camera in various conditions, from bright sunlight to overcast skies, to determine if it lives up to the hype. This in-depth review will explore its strengths and weaknesses.

This camera boasts a number of impressive features. The dual 6MP lenses provide incredibly detailed footage, capturing a wider area than many single-lens cameras. The solar panel is a significant advantage, eliminating the need for frequent battery changes or cumbersome wiring. The 4G connectivity proved reliable, even in areas with weak Wi-Fi signals, allowing me to access the live feed and recordings from anywhere with cellular service. The self-tracking feature works surprisingly well, although I’ll discuss its limitations later.

The image quality is excellent, both during the day and at night (with infrared night vision). The dual lenses provide a wider field of view, significantly reducing blind spots. The self-tracking function effectively follows moving objects, however, it sometimes struggled with smaller, faster-moving objects and occasionally lost its target in low light conditions. The 4G connectivity was consistent and provided a stable connection during my testing period. The solar panel kept the camera consistently charged even during days with less-than-ideal sunlight, but I would suggest supplemental charging during extended periods of overcast weather. The setup process was relatively straightforward, although the accompanying app could be improved for user-friendliness.

In terms of durability, the IP66 rating proved true. The camera withstood several heavy downpours without issue. Its robust build quality gave me confidence in its ability to withstand the elements.

Pros:

• Excellent 6MP image quality
• Reliable 4G connectivity
• Effective self-tracking functionality
• Convenient solar power
• Durable IP66 weatherproof design

Cons:

• Self-tracking can struggle with fast-moving objects or low light
• App could be more user-friendly
• Solar panel may require supplemental charging during prolonged cloudy periods

Overall, the V380 Dual Lens Wireless Solar Camera (trrt5665) is a strong contender in the outdoor security camera market. Its high-resolution video, reliable 4G connectivity, and solar-powered design are significant advantages. While the self-tracking feature has some limitations, its overall performance is commendable. I would highly recommend this camera for users seeking a robust, wireless, and eco-friendly solution for their security needs. The minor drawbacks are outweighed by the numerous benefits it provides.