Wifi/Web cameras

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I want to get a camera to watch my tank while I am away and at work. Nothing too expensive, and perhaps something that I can zoom and pan to look at the rest of the room for security purposes as well.

HiDef and wireless as well, compatable with iPhones

I am looking at less than $100.

Suggestions?
 
I will get the 2 I ordered Friday and can give you a review/link to the stream. I got 2 off ebay for $140. ill send you the link if you want because I'm not sure if I can post it on this forum or not yet. Anyways they are the foscam fi19831 hd 960p they do pan and tilit. I was looking at the icecap reef cam but could find a real review anywhere yet. ill have a stream going by the end of next weekend hopefully so I'm following along on the other replies you get
 
Thanks! I'd appreciate a review once you get it and break it in a bit :)

I was looking at the ice cap, but I am sure it's out of my price range at this time
 
200 and can only watch it from the phone app best i could tell. Couldnt find real reviews from reefers so i went this route. Seemed like most people liked foscam but most of the reviews were from like 2015 so there may be a better model now but who knows....
 
Amazon has good reviews on them which is a plus.

Side note.. Amazon has a newer model for $79 each. Two pack is $289. That's insane! I'd just buy 2 of the single packs.

it's in my cart, but still looking for other options!
 

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