Setting up this battery-operated camera was a cinch. It uses iegeek’s own app, rather than the “standard” CloudEdge app. I first charged the camera overnight using the provided cable and a standard phone charging adapter. The next day, the red charging light on the front had turned green, which indicated a full charge. Following the instructions, I added the camera device, then scanned the barcode located in the owner’s manual with the camera lens. The camera beeps, indicating it read the barcode successfully. I was prompted to name the device. Then my WiFi router that was in the same room located it easily. I inserted a 128gb micro SD card in the provided slot to allow for elongated recordings, then mounted the camera on an outside post that faces my car, carport, and rear entrance to my home. The WiFi connection remained strong, no dropouts. Since this camera is wireless, there is no need to locate it near an electrical power source (Yay!!). The 2 photos I included show actual image quality in the daytime and at night. The live camera image can be accessed on my cell-phone from anywhere. The iegeek app allows the LED lights and the siren to be independently switched on or off, which I found very useful. I keep the siren completely switched off, due to the close proximity of my next-door neighbor. I do leave the LED light switch on, however, which automatically turns the lights on only when motion is detected. There are 2 mounting brackets enclosed, one for the camera and one for the solar panel. The solar panel has an attached 9ft long cable, allowing it easily be placed in any suitable area and direction for capturing bright sunlight for keeping the internal batteries fully charged. Overall, I found this camera to be a good, affordable choice for my security needs.