Don’t want to miss a thing? You got it. We go into detail about our top picks for the Wireless IP Camera further down. However, if you want to take a quick look at the list of best selling wireless IP cameras, here is a hand ‘top 10’ list:
10 Best Selling Wireless IP Cameras
For its stunning video quality, quick setup, incredible field of view, and overall awesomeness, Dropcam is our pick for the best Wireless IP Camera.
Dropcam has recently updated its image sensor and added new optics. The result – stunningly beautiful video quality.
The setup is a breeze – connect to Wi-Fi via your computer or iOS mobile device ( they have a great iOS APP, by the way), and you will be live streaming in under 60 seconds. It supports both 2.4GHz and 5GHz Wi-Fi networks for improved wireless connectivity.
It has 130 degrees diagonal field of view, plus improved zoom and night vision to keep your eyes glued to the screen.
It also has a two-way talk feature, which has experienced some hiccups in the past. But, given everything else, with an optional Cloud Video Recording to securely store your recording offsite, Dropcam is a winner.
Dropcam WiFi Wireless Video Monitoring Camera
- works with alexa for voice control (alexa device sold separately).
- 60 second setup - use your computer to find your wi-fi network, live stream in under a minute.
- 60 second setup - use your computer to find your wi-fi network, live stream in under a minute.
- high quality video - get into the details with 720p high-definition video.
- fast and easy setup - online and securely streaming 720p hd video in 60 seconds.
Other Wireless IP Cameras Worth Considering
Foscam FI9821W V2 Megapixel HD Pan & Tilt Wireless IP Camera
Foscam just came out with a newer model of its popular FI9821W Wireless IP Camera.
This V2 comes with a completely redesigned Web User-Interface, and a much wider viewing angle of 70 degrees.
It also offers a faster chipset for better performance, night vision and a ‘more’ HD quality with resolution at 1280 x 720 pixels.
Overall it is a decent multi-functional camera.
Samsung SmartCam HD Pro 1080p Full-HD Wi-Fi Camera
Samsung SmartCam HD Pro is a unique-shaped camera that has a quick and simple setup with intuitive operation, resolution up to 1080p, HD.
It also includes a speaker/mic with very good night vision and motion detection. The speaker and microphone feature works fairly well.
The ability to receive notifications via Gmail/Picasa and to your mobile is very convenient. Also, you can use a Micro SD card for recorded video as opposed to paying for monthly/yearly cloud service.
D-Link DCS-932L Wireless Day/Night Network Surveillance Camera
D-Link DCS-932L is a great plug-and-play Wireless IP Camera – good for basic remote monitoring purposes.
Easy setup, nice and clear video (non HD), and easily configurable to your taste.
Unlike others, you do not have to view it through the cloud. You can set it up to view directly from the camera.
It’s fairly small, inconspicuous, and easy to mount. Works with the mydlink iPhone or Android app for on-the-go viewing.
Wansview Pan & Tilt Wireless IP Internet Surveillance Camera
Wansview is a decent camera but the installation can be tricky. Just religiously follow the poorly translated Chinese-to-English instructions and you should be fine.
For such a low price, it is great to deal with. Comes with the most common bells and whistles including night vision, Wireless, Pan/Tilt, and a built-in microphone.
Our Top Pick for The Best Wireless IP Camera
Dropcam WiFi Wireless Video Monitoring Camera
- works with alexa for voice control (alexa device sold separately).
- 60 second setup - use your computer to find your wi-fi network, live stream in under a minute.
- 60 second setup - use your computer to find your wi-fi network, live stream in under a minute.
- high quality video - get into the details with 720p high-definition video.
- fast and easy setup - online and securely streaming 720p hd video in 60 seconds.
April Crawford
April has over a decade’s experience writing reviews for consumer appliances. Chief writer and editor for appliances at WhatRocksAndWhatSucks.com, right now April is based out of small but beautiful beach-overlooking apartment in the sunny San Diego where she grew up. Reach her at aprilcrawford@wraws.com.