Features:

• Easy plug and play installation
• Highly discreet for endless applications
• System supports up to 3 separate cameras
• Use auto mode to cycle between cameras
• Connects VCR or DVR for recording (computers require RCA input)

Editor Reviews:

Product Description:
The WSE103 is a miniature pinhole camera system that can be hidden for undercover indoor use. It comes with everything you need to start monitoring. This camera is tiny, but just as powerful as most full size cameras with an incredible 360 TV lines of resolution! Due to its pinhole lens it can be hidden anywhere. It is also a 2.4GHz transmitter, allowing you to wirelessly send video to your TV, VCR, DVR or computer for viewing and recording purposes. This camera can be connected to the included AC adapter, or for ultimate portability, plug it into a 9-volt battery and place the camera virtually anywhere!

Because of its small size, this system has many applications, and is ideal for parents who are nervous about leaving their children alone with a babysitter, or anyone who has security concerns in their home or business.

Features:

• Easy plug and play installation
• Highly discreet for endless applications
• Camera can be AC or battery operated
• System supports up to 3 separate cameras
• Use auto mode to cycle between cameras
• Easily connects to your TV, computer, VCR or DVR for recording (computers require RCA input)

Rating : - Picture Quality is Good for the price
Based on the reviews I read about this product I purchased it. It arrived much quicker then I had thought.

I must admit I can't rave about the picture quality. It needs a lot of light to render any kind of color, and even then the picture is kind of muddy with low contrast. It is a good camera for the price, but don't expect to get TV quality images out of it. Cordless phones and your Wireless network will interfere with the picture making it jump and have black or blue bands of distortion. But it does have very good distance to it. I was able to place the Camera on a fence post about 50 yards from the receiver and still was able to get a picture. They also show this camera next to a penny in some of the ads. The lens is about the diameter of a penny, but the cube case is about the size of a quarter, still a very small camera. The other thing not mentioned in the ad was that the receiver and the camera each can be set to one of three different channels. This will allow you to have up to three cameras on the one receiver. You can manually switch between each camera or have the receiver scan through them.

Overall I am happy with the camera, and will have lots of fun trying to use it around the house.