Noorio 2.6W/5V Portable Solar Panel for Security Camera Outdoor Wireless, Solar Battery Charger with 10ft Cable and Adjustable Bracket, IP65 Waterproof

The camera and solar panel are just what I was looking for. Both worked right out of the box with an intuitive and easy to use app to download. Solar panel fully charged the camera the first full day if sun it had by 11am, camera came charged to 85%. Has stayed fully charged since with tree filtered full sun. Will come back in winter to give an update if things change then.

Ok, so it appears that I got stuck with a dud B200 camera because I tried so hard and long to get it working properly, customer support didn’t help, and I failed (a wifi extender did not help), then I got snowed in, injured, and missed the return date. I stuck it up in the only place it mostly worked and hoped a solar panel would at least take care of the battery problem. I didn’t hold my breath, though . . .But man oh man, when the snow left the roof and I got this little solar panel set up, it was amazing to see how it works! Camera has never gotten over 91% and loses power at night when it’s not being used, but after a few hours, this panel gets it back up around 90%.Con: The plastic attachment parts are flimsy, compared to the impressively sturdy build of the camera, and the screws seem very small with oddly fine threads considering they screw into wood or siding on a house. I’m not sure how long the plastic will stand up under the harsh sun that it will soon be experiencing. Hence – 1*.Pros: (1) It is working well on Vancouver Island where it’s late winter and we get all kinds of weather. I was delighted to find that on a bright overcast day, it still worked, albeit more slowly.(2) It is extremely easy to set up: Within reach of your camera, find a place where if you sat, you’d get a sunburn. Screw it on, fine tune the angle (to give it the best sunburn). Plug it securely into the camera. Done.(3) Because my camera is under cover on a north-facing porch, I had to put this up on the roof, on a frame I made to hold it above likely snow level. Although one photo shows a short cable, it is 10 feet long and much of that was needed to go down, around the overhang, and back to the wall. I have noticed that many other solar cameras or panels only have a 3’ cable. That seems ridiculous. For me, the length was a huge Pro. And the cable has a nice, thick protective seal. If worried and the camera is exposed to rain, you can also turn it upside down.So, good job on the panel and cable, too!Oh, and I read one review (*not* a claim from the company, but a personal opinion) that said you could use this to charge a phone or other device. If so, the people who use their security camera when travelling /camping might find this an extra benefit.Update: I have now noticed that although the camera drains at night for no apparent reason, this panel starts charging it very early in the day. And it has been getting it up to 100%! Though disappointed in the camera, I'm very pleased with the panel.

Works as described. No more charging

Works really well. Has a USB C connector that could power up many things that utilize that input not just the camera. Mine facing SE fully charges the Noorio camera (which is also great check it out here --> https://www.amazon.com/Noorio-B200-Security-Wire-Free-Detection/dp/B09ZY9THZ1/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=noorio+b200&qid=1686770626&sr=8-3&ufe=app_do%3Aamzn1.fos.18ed3cb5-28d5-4975-8bc7-93deae8f9840) in about 15 minute of not even direct sunlight. TOUGH package and kudos to whomever on the design team put the wire wrapping plastic back on the unit. Great idea for that extra dangly wire you don't need but have to manage. Recommended!

Set up easy picture is outstanding