In this video I go through the ANNKE 5MP PTZ outdoor camera and show you the setup basics and what you actually get in the box. The camera body is quite big and mostly plastic, with rotating antennas on the back, a speaker on the rear, and a cover underneath for the micro SD slot. I show the mounting holes and bracket notch for cable routing, plus the ports you need (reset, ethernet and power). One thing to note: the included power lead is only about 1.5–2 meters, so you might need a 12V extension cable or have a socket close to where you’re mounting it. Once it’s powered on, you’ll see the light come on and the camera rotates. I test two-way audio so you can hear how my voice sounds on the footage, and you can hear the slight delay when speaking. I also show the app controls for panning/tilting (355° pan and 90° tilt) and the 20X optical zoom—when you zoom in, you can actually see the lens moving inside, and after a second the image gets clearer. At night, the spotlight kicks in when motion is detected and it’s very bright, lighting up the whole area. I also cover recording options (micro SD up to 128GB, cloud subscription, loop recording), notifications, and playback—plus a heads-up that the camera records in an EPV file on the card, which was a pain on my PC, but downloads save as MP4.