Name: Charging Mat Clock Hidden Camera 1080p WiFi
SKU: VIM-BLUEWIFI12
Price: 289.0 NZD
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Charging Mat Clock Hidden Camera 1080p WiFi

$289.00 NZD

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Key Specs

Resolution

1080p Full HD

Connectivity

WiFi, no SIM

Storage

microSD up to 128GB

Field of View

160 degrees

Detection

Motion detection to 6m

Charging

Wireless phone charging

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Description

The VIM-BLUEWIFI12 is the flat one: 90 x 85 x 30mm and 123g, a digital alarm clock with a wireless charging surface and a 1080p camera behind a 160 degree lens. It lies on a bedside table or a desk rather than standing on it.

It joins a 2.4GHz WiFi network for live view on Android or iOS, records video with audio to a microSD card up to 128GB, and pushes an alert when it detects movement within about 6 metres. Infrared covers a dark room. It runs on a 12V supply, which is what suits a unit meant to stay in one place.

Features

Flat and small: 90 x 85 x 30mm at 123g, which fits a crowded bedside table where taller clocks do not.
Clock and wireless charger: Keeps time and charges a compatible phone on its top surface.
160 degree lens: One of the wider lenses in the charger clock range, enough for a whole room.
Motion alerts to 6m: Movement inside about six metres sends a push notification to your phone.
Infrared night vision: Records a dark room without adding visible light to it.
Local recording: Video with audio to a microSD card up to 128GB, no cloud account required.

Applications

Real-World Scenarios

Your Own Bedside Table

It charges a phone overnight and keeps time, and the flat shape does not crowd the table.

A Child's Room in Your Own Home

Infrared covers a dark room and the 160 degree lens takes most of it in. Tell anyone who works in your home that the camera is there.

Your Own Entrance or Hall Table

The wide lens plus motion alerts to about six metres suits a doorway you own.

Your Own Home Office

A charger on the desk and a camera on the room, running continuously on the 12V supply. Anyone else who uses that room should be told about the camera.

How it Works

Fit the card: fit a microSD card up to 128GB and connect the unit to its DC 12V supply.
Pair it: join it to a 2.4GHz WiFi network in the app and set motion detection or continuous recording.
Watch or review: watch live from your phone, or take the card out and review the recordings.

Specifications

Model: VIM-BLUEWIFI12
Resolution: Full HD 1920 x 1080p
View angle: 160 degrees
Motion detection range: 6 metres
Night vision: Infrared, no visible light added to the room
WiFi: 2.4GHz band only
Storage: microSD card up to 128GB, not included
Interfaces: 2A USB and Type-C
Power consumption: 12V at 1A
Charging voltage: DC 12V
Wireless charging: Built into the top surface
Dimensions: 90 x 85 x 30mm
Weight: 123g

Frequently Asked Questions

Will it work on my network?

On 2.4GHz, yes. This model does not support 5GHz, so if your router broadcasts both bands, join it to the 2.4GHz SSID.

Does it run on battery?

The supplier does not state a battery capacity for this model and describes it as a DC 12V device, so treat it as mains powered and keep it plugged in.

How wide is 160 degrees?

Wide enough to take in most of a bedroom or a small office from one surface, which is more than the 120 degree models in the same range.

Does it charge a phone?

Yes, wirelessly, on the top surface, and it keeps recording while it does.

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

Yes. Your own home and your own children is the ordinary use for a camera like this, and nothing stops a parent watching their own house. Where the law does apply is to the adults in it: if a nanny, a cleaner or a carer works in your home, tell them the camera is there and where it points. That is both the fair thing to do and what the Privacy Act 2020 expects. Never put a camera in a bathroom, and intimate visual recording is an offence under the Crimes Act 1961.