In this video I’m testing the ANNKE Crater 2, which is a 2K (3MP) Wi‑Fi pan and tilt indoor camera, and I take you through everything from straight out of the box to real footage around the house. I show you what you actually get in the box (USB power adapter, 1m micro‑USB lead, wall mounting plate, screws, and the different wall plugs), then we look around the camera itself—lens, light sensor, mic, speaker, and the QR code sticker you’ll use for setup. I set it up in the MyANNKE app step-by-step: sign up, add a smart camera, scan the QR code, and then choose storage. I personally go for micro SD storage instead of cloud, and I show you where the reset button and SD card slot are (tilt the head back). It supports up to 128GB and I recommend a Class 10 card. After that I test the two-way audio, show you the wide-angle view with the date/time stamp, and demonstrate the 360° pan and 120° tilt—both manual control and active tracking. Tracking did a good job most of the time, but occasionally it lost me and returned to its original position. I also walk through notifications, motion clips, downloading footage, and formatting the SD card (if it’s not saving, formatting is the first thing I check).