Name: Phone Dock Hidden Camera 1080p WiFi, Eye-Level Angle
Brand: VIMEL
SKU: VIM-DOCKCAM4
Price: 219.0 AUD
Availability: InStock

Phone Dock Hidden Camera 1080p WiFi, Eye-Level Angle

$219.00 AUD

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Key Specs

Resolution

1080p Full HD

Connectivity

WiFi, no SIM

Storage

microSD card

Field of View

90 degrees

Night Vision

Infrared

Charging

Wireless phone charging

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Description

The VIM-DOCKCAM4 is a wireless phone charging stand with a 1080p camera in it. A stand holds a phone at an angle, which means the camera sits at eye level on a desk rather than lying flat on it.

It joins your WiFi for live view on Android or iOS, records Full HD with audio to a microSD card, and pushes an alert when it detects movement. A 90 degree lens covers a desk or an entry, infrared keeps it working in a dark room, and it runs continuously on the supplied 5V adapter while charging your phone.

Features

Charging stand, not a pad: It holds the phone upright or on its side, so the camera looks out across the room rather than up at the ceiling.
Full HD with audio: 1920 x 1080p at 30fps in H.264 through a 2MP sensor, with a built-in microphone.
Live view from anywhere: Joins your WiFi network for streaming and control in the Android or iOS app.
Motion alerts: Movement triggers a push notification so you can look at the room straight away.
Infrared night vision: Keeps recording in low light and in a dark room.
Local storage: Records to a microSD card rather than to a cloud account.

Applications

Real-World Scenarios

Your Own Desk

A charging stand belongs on a desk, and the upright angle means the 90 degree lens covers the room rather than the ceiling.

A Child's Room in Your Own Home

It charges a phone or a tablet and covers the room, and infrared keeps it working after lights out. Tell anyone who works in your home that the camera is there.

Your Own Entrance

A stand on a hall table covers a doorway, with an alert to your phone when it opens.

Your Own Home Office

Continuous recording on the supplied adapter while the room is empty. Anyone else who uses that room should be told about the camera.

How it Works

Fit the card: fit a microSD card and connect the stand to its 5V DC power adapter.
Pair it: join it to your 2.4GHz WiFi in the free Android or iOS app and choose continuous or motion triggered recording.
Watch or review: watch live from your phone, or take the card out and review the recordings.

Specifications

Model: VIM-DOCKCAM4
Video resolution: 1920 x 1080p at 30fps
Video compression: H.264
Image sensor: 2MP
Lens angle: 90 degrees
Audio: Built-in microphone, recorded with video
Night vision: Infrared
WiFi: Built-in module, IEEE 802.11b/g/n
Storage: microSD card up to 128GB, not included
Detection: Motion detection with push notifications
Wireless charging: Upright or horizontal placement
Power: DC 5V adapter, continuous operation
Compatible systems: Android, iOS, Windows 7, 8 and 10, Linux
Colour: Black

Frequently Asked Questions

Will my phone still charge while the camera is running?

Yes. The stand charges wirelessly, upright or on its side, while the camera records or streams.

What card capacity does it take?

microSD up to 128GB, which the manufacturer has confirmed.

Does it record continuously or only on motion?

Either. Continuous recording while it is powered, or motion triggered clips with a notification to your phone.

Does it run on battery?

No. The supplier lists no battery for this model, so it runs from the supplied 5V adapter. A charging stand is going to be plugged in anyway.

Can I use this to check on my children at home?

Yes, using a camera to keep an eye on your own home and children is lawful in Australia. Surveillance devices laws differ by state and territory, and filming people where they expect privacy, such as a bathroom or bedroom, or recording a private conversation you are not part of, is generally not allowed. If a nanny, cleaner or carer works in your home, tell them the camera is there. This is general information, not legal advice.