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The YouTube video delves into a detailed review of the Yui outdoor cameras E220 and E210. The speaker provides insights on the cameras' video quality, night performance, notification speeds, and detection capabilities. Key points include the comparison of 2K E220 and 1080p E210 video quality, notification and detection capabilities of the cameras, and the limitations such as the e220's detection range at 25 to 30 ft. The speaker also mentions recording inconsistencies in 2K and highlights the desire for future models to have a similar form factor but record in 4K. Viewer gratitude is expressed at the end of the video.
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In this part of the video, the speaker shares their experience using the Yui outdoor cam E220 over the past three years, noting its reliability and lack of need for a monthly subscription. They mention purchasing a new camera, the 1080p E210, to compare video quality with the 2K E220. The speaker comments on the potential video quality differences due to high compression used in the cameras. Additionally, they highlight that depending on setup, users may not fully utilize the E220’s 2K resolution. The video contains a comparison of video quality between the Yui outdoor cam E220 and E210 at different distances and lighting conditions.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker compares the night quality of the outdoor Yui Cam E220 and E210 without spotlights, showing the footage at 10ft distances. They then proceed to test the notification speeds of both cameras on a 5G cellular network and demonstrate the notification alerts and snapshots for both models. The speaker also tests the maximum detection distance of the cameras at 40ft with high motion sensitivity and human detection settings. The E220 and E210 show about the same notification and detection capabilities in the test.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker compares the detection range and performance of two cameras, noting that while both perform similarly, the e220 has a limited detection range of 25 to 30 ft. The e220 can record in 1080P when set to record 24/7 on a micro SD card, unlike the E210 which is slightly cheaper and records in 2K. There is mention of recording inconsistencies in 2K with home base 3. It is suggested that users can access recorded footage on their phone’s album by selecting and recording clips. The speaker expresses a desire for future models with a similar form factor but recording in 4K quality and concludes the segment by thanking viewers for watching.