SABRE Fake Dome Security Camera, Flashing Red Light For Nighttime Visibility, Realistic Design Deters Intruders, Battery Operated, No Wiring…

The dome is nice on my house. However the red flashing light is so bright you can see it all the way down the street. It should be a tiny little blip of a light that you could see when you get close enough. The red light makes it look so fake. I’m keeping it I just won’t install batteries. It seems more real without the red light turned on. I wouldn’t recommend this if you want one with a flashing light.

I love how realistic this security camera is. My neighbours think we put in a whole new security system! I never did trust that one woman down the street with the bushes shaped like Mickey Mouse ears. Who needs that level of whimsy on their front lawn? Now, she’s afraid of stepping foot on my property with those hedge trimmers!

Don’t bother putting a battery in, as it only lasts a few hours

 A remarkable copy of the real thing. Very sturdy an durable. Less then 2 minutes to install. From any angle or distance can not tell the difference. Did not try the batteries as most real security cameras have no internal power light. Great value and was Not disappointed with any features. Comes with a template for marking out where screw holes will correspond with camera mount. It comes with 2 mounting screws an dry wall protective sleeves.. Worrh ordering more for outside . A high quality replica that will fool anyone.

I’ll comment on the most controversial feature at the end. On opening I was surprised at how realistic this looked, looks well made like a real camera and the dome isn’t just dark plastic but has a little fake camera in it. Basically I was just very impressed how realistic for the price.

Given it is a fake camera that cost $8 I didn’t feel like putting holes in my house to mount this with screws. I mounted this using industrial strength Velcro and it worked quite well, had to press a little to not leave an open space between the “camera” and the underside of the porch where it was mounted. I picked this spot because in real life it would be very easy to have a real camera wire running there.

I also bought a second camera since this one was so well made.

I do have REAL security cameras, SIX of them around my house. Most are hidden as best can be but one can be seen from outside, as a deterrent and one in the garage also in plain sight, again telling anyone who gets in “Hi I see you”.

Now for the big issue, my real cameras have red lights!!! The lights can be turned on or off (the cameras are Logitechs, 3 have been replaced free by Locitech, which has since quit making them which tell you about their quality). The real cameras that are deterrents have the light on, e.g. the garage one. As for these I’ll just leave the batteries out and use without the lights.

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This is a great security camera, it looks like the real thing. suggestion: skip the batteries because we found you don’t really need them. You’ll have to change them frequently otherwise.