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Outdoor suitability varies by model. Some cameras are rated for outdoor use (look for IP ratings such as IP65 or phrasing like "weather-resistant") and are designed to handle rain, snow, and sunlight; others are indoor-only. Always check the specific model’s weather-resistance rating and manufacturer guidance before outdoor installation.

Resolutions range from Full HD (1920 × 1080) up to 2K-class options. Example advertised resolutions include 1920 × 1080, 2304 × 1296, and 2560 × 1080; some products are labeled "2K" or "2K QHD." Check each listing for the exact pixel count.

Night-vision performance varies by model. Several indoor models advertise infrared ranges around 20–30 feet, while some higher-rated window or 2K models list much longer ranges (examples show up to about 165 feet). Some cameras also advertise color or "full-color night vision," which keeps the image in color at night when there’s enough ambient or built-in illumination. Check each product’s listed night-vision range and type for specifics.

Connection types include Wi‑Fi for many security cameras, Bluetooth on some outdoor models, and wired USB/USB‑C connections for webcams or cameras that use a direct computer connection. Some webcam bundles may also include accessories like a USB 3.0 hub. Verify each product’s listed ports and wireless specs.

Common mounting options include adhesive or magnetic mounts for windows, screw fittings or hardware for wall and ceiling installations, and desktop/selfie stands for webcams. Product listings often note whether assembly or drilling is required, so review installation details for each model.

Features include motion detection with real-time push alerts, AI‑based detection that can distinguish people, pets, and vehicles to reduce false alarms, and configurable options such as motion tracking or custom detection zones. Review a product’s feature list for the exact detection modes available.