Mini Spy Camera - 64GB Hidden 1080P Small Cam, One Button Operate, Loop Record and Motion Detection Video-record, for Babies/Indoors/Outdoors (No WiFi, Include TF Card)

I am beyond impressed with this little powerhouse of a camera! From the moment I unboxed it, I could tell it was designed with practicality and ease of use in mind. Despite its tiny size (only 4.72.61.4cm and just 17g!), this mini hidden camera delivers big results. Storage is no issue—the built-in 64GB memory card holds plenty of video files, and if that’s not enough, you can easily upgrade to a higher-capacity TF card. Just pop out the existing one, insert a formatted replacement, and you're good to go! What really blew me away is the incredibly simple operation. There’s just one button, no WiFi required, and no complicated app downloads. Insert the card, press the button, and it starts recording. Anyone can use it, even if you're not tech-savvy. Watching the videos is just as easy—just connect it to a computer with the included cable. No special software needed! The motion detection feature is a game-changer. It automatically starts recording when movement is detected, which not only ensures you never miss a moment but also conserves storage by only recording what matters. Videos are automatically saved in 2-minute clips, which keeps things organized and easy to review. Whether you're using it for home security, travel, or just peace of mind, this camera fits seamlessly into your routine. It’s discreet, lightweight, and super reliable. I’ve taken it on trips, used it at home, and even in the car—it’s so versatile! If you're looking for a no-fuss, high-quality mini camera, this one is an absolute gem. Highly recommended!

I recently bought this camera, and unfortunately, I’m not impressed. One of the major issues is that it doesn’t record for long periods, which is a big letdown. I specifically wanted a camera that would capture extended footage, but it cuts off too quickly. Additionally, I’m not sure the motion sensor is even working properly. When I come home, I expect to see footage of me entering, but there’s nothing recorded, which makes me question the functionality of the sensor. Overall, the camera doesn’t meet my expectations, and I’m quite disappointed with its performance. I wouldn’t recommend it if you’re looking for reliable and consistent security footage.

The CKKLEF Mini Spy Camera is a powerhouse of simplicity and reliability! As someone who values privacy and ease, this **no-WiFi, no-app design** is genius. Just press **one button**, and it starts recording crisp **1080P HD video** to the **included 64GB TF card**—no complicated setup or internet required! I’ve used it to monitor my nursery, porch, and even during travel, and it delivers flawless performance every time. **Key highlights:** - **Plug-and-play simplicity**: Insert the pre-included card, press the button, and it auto-saves footage. Replay videos instantly by connecting to any computer via USB—no software needed! - **Motion detection & loop recording**: Automatically captures movement (e.g., package deliveries or pet antics) and overwrites old files when full—ideal for 24/7 surveillance. - **Pocket-sized discretion**: At just **4.7x2.6x1.4cm**, it hides effortlessly in bookshelves, behind decor, or clipped to a backpack for outdoor adventures. - **Expandable storage**: Swap the 64GB card for larger capacities (up to 256GB) for extended recording. The **time-stamp feature** adds credibility for evidence, while the **continuous charging capability** ensures non-stop coverage. For parents, travelers, or anyone needing off-grid security (no Wi-Fi dead zones!), this camera is a revelation. The price is unbeatable—**under £20** for pro-level features without subscriptions or complexity!

For what it is and the price it's OK. Only thing which is annoying is the sound is out of sync with the footage. Been using it for a dashcam, and it's OK. Will do but nothing special. Not bad for 25 mind.

I recently purchased the 64GB Hidden Camera, and it has been an outstanding tool for discreet monitoring. This 1080P mini camera is compact and easy to conceal, making it perfect for keeping an eye on my home and ensuring the safety of my baby. The video quality is excellent. The 1080P resolution provides clear and detailed footage, allowing me to see everything with precision. The one-button operation is incredibly user-friendly, making it easy to start and stop recordings without any hassle. One of the standout features is the loop recording and motion detection capabilities. The loop recording ensures that I never miss a moment, as the camera automatically overwrites the oldest footage when the memory is full. The motion detection is very sensitive, sending alerts whenever movement is detected, which is great for keeping track of my baby's activities and ensuring their safety. The built-in 64GB storage is a huge plus, offering ample space for recording without needing frequent transfers. The battery life is impressive, providing long hours of continuous recording, and the camera remains reliable even during extended use. Overall, the 64GB Hidden Camera is a fantastic investment for anyone looking to discreetly monitor their home or loved ones. It's easy to use, provides excellent video quality, and offers a range of features that enhance security and peace of mind. Highly recommended!

A small security camera that is brilliant. It is quite effective. Little, so concealable. Excellent audio and video quality. Easy to use. A motion sensor can either start recording or stop recording altogether. Utilises a loop system. Viewing on a laptop is simple. includes a charge/upload cable and a micro SD card of its own. Highly recommended. Outstanding value for the money

Battery lasts about 1 HR or 2 1m recordings. Totally useless returned for refund

Here's my review on this device after using it for over six months: The device is sturdy enough but it's not heavy or weighty, which is a bad thing if you wanted something less prone to being moved around. A strong wind or vibration can push it away from wherever you place it. I had to use tape to keep it rooted to the location I wanted it in. I've noticed that the device can record sound. The sound quality is very good for what it's worth, provided the device's location is within 10 feet of anyone talking. The device is completely useless under low-light conditions; there's no night-vision sensors or anything that can make recording easier, so I can barely make out any details if there isn't a direct source of light on the target. In addition, it does have a form of image adjustment in that it would focus on the nearest object if it was less than a foot in front of it, so you should be wary of that. I've worked it out that the device will consume around 1 gigabyte for 10 minutes worth of video, provided that it's recording under low-light conditions. This means that with the supplied 64GB SD card being reduced to 58.2GB thanks to computer mechanics, you can get 580 Minutes (or nearly 10 hours) worth of footage before it starts deleting older clips, assuming the battery lasts for that long. But the issue with that shows itself while recording in good lighting conditions; While low-light recordings produces between 400-650MB videos, bright daylight under overcast conditions produce videos of nearly 1GB! If you intend on recording footage for a longer time under good lighting, I suggest you get a 128GB SD card and attach it to a battery pack (I've not tried this though). The ability to record by motion detection is also flawed. Though the instruction manual says that it automatically records an object moving in front of the camera, what it fails to mention is that it only happens about three seconds AFTER the target has already moved in front of the camera, regardless of when you start recording in the current period. That's three seconds of precious footage that you have missed because the camera is busy flashing a light during that time! Because of this glaring flaw, you're better off placing the camera and recording normally when you feel that it's time to capture the subject in mind. And god forbid you don't have any software that can play the recorded videos: assuming you don't have anything better than Windows Media Player, you WILL have a hard time, especially that the files come up as .AVI but is encoded in a format that most software cannot play at all. I had to use the 64-bit version of Irfanview (primarily an image viewer) to play the files. You can enable a mode that allows you to see the exact time on the bottom of the screen, like in this video upload. The issue with that is that it cannot adjust itself to daylight saving time regardless of your settings, so it always assumes that daylight saving time doesn't exist. You need to make a note to add one hour to the time it shows if you're in a country that cares about adjustable timezones. As for battery life, it did well on one of my tests. I placed the device in an area with low light, and with a fully-charged battery, it recorded for 1 hour and 53 minutes before the device ran out of battery. It produced twenty-three 400MB videos, making this a solid camera if you manage to predict when your target will do something so that you get the most out of your recordings. On daylight conditions though, the battery could last nearly two whole hours, so it seems that the camera consumes less power to record at brighter light than at low light conditions. However, the motion-detecting sensor constantly runs off the battery when recording in motion-detection mode, which drains the battery faster to the point where the camera will run out of battery before the subject even appears. So why would an otherwise 3-star rating go down to 2 stars? Because for some weird reason, after using this device continuously for two months' worth of recordings, it developed a fault with its hardware; if the camera is close to cutting out due to running out of battery, the camera starts making a buzzing sound, and the video starts showing scan lines, all within its recordings. I don't know what causes this issue, so the only thing I can think of is wear-and-tear. Be warned about this if you decide to buy the device, as this becomes a huge fault if you everything the camera records.