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RCA WiFi Camera Security System review: This camera is too ordinary to impress

RCA WiFi Camera Security System review: This camera is too ordinary to impress

Posted on December 27, 2018 By Jarvis

Uninspired design and lackluster specs prevent RCA’s first indoor security camera from making much of a splash.

RCA has dabbled in outdoor home security with a couple of video doorbells and a floodlight camera. The unimaginatively named WiFi Camera Security System is its first stab at an indoor camera, and its kind of a mixed bag.

While some security camera manufacturers try to make their products less intrusive with small footprints and sleek modern designs, RCA makes no such concessions. The HSWIFI1 uses a chunky cup-style design for both the camera enclosure and its base. The latter has an antenna and a tail-like thermal sensor attached at the back, and the whole unit has a glossy black finish that easily collects fingerprints and smudges when handled.
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