I purchased this specifically for the HomeKit ecosystem that runs my home. I chose this camera specifically for its wired system instead of the battery operated competitors. (I don't have time to constantly monitor battery levels and would much rather have a constant power source) The camera seems sturdy and well made. I really like the installation plate and maneuverability of placement with the camera. I do like that it is built specifically for HomeKit and doesn't require you to create a separate account with a third party application. The camera video and sound quality is clear and crisp.That said, it does have some downsides that I will address after several days of use.1. 2G instead of 5G, why? In this day and age, and for this price point, limiting the camera to only 2Ghz is a little disappointing.2. Connection issues seems to be a constant complaint for this particular camera and I had the same problem. Notice the attached photos. After installing the camera one night, I woke the next morning to over 50 notifications, 49 being what you see in the photo.If you read the instructions, it says to place the camera within 15ft of your router. Mine was located around 25ft away, with walls and large windows in between. Below is my resolution to solve this issue:*Resolution* I purchased a TP Link Wi-Fi booster that is connected about 2ft away from the camera. I set it up to receive in 5G and broadcast only in 2G. (I deactivated the 5G as this booster host only this camera). My connection issues seem to have been resolved and I also think I read somewhere that connection interference was, or could be, associated with having a device such as the Philips Hue Base station. I can neither confirm or deny that theory as I did not turn off or disconnect my Hue base station during my testing.Some cool features I should mention:1. You can Live view and receive notifications of detected motion on any AppleTv that you choose. I have my living room, bedroom, kitchen and nursery AppleTv's allow notifications when motion is detected. When we are watching the tv and motion is detected, a quick image pop's up on the tv to show you what was detected. You can hit the back button to remove the image.2. Motion detection parameters. You set the areas where you want the motion sensors to be triggered. This was mentioned in several reviews that I have read, that it wasn't available. I can confirm that it IS now available and you are able to set it up.3. Simplified automation. The motion sensors can be programmed within the HomeKit system for automation. One of the most fun parts of having a smart home system is the automations that you can build.I'm overall satisfied with the Logitech Circle View system, other than having to purchase an additional booster, this has been a really fun project to install and work with.*PS* I must mention that you will need to subscribe to an Apple iCloud service in order to save videos.