Smart Home Security Camera with 140° Wide-Angle View
The G2H sees 140° wide across your living room, day or night, and it lives in the Apple Home app you already open. A ceiling-mounted module with 1080P resolution covers the corners a standard camera misses. Zigbee gateway support keeps compatible devices on the same hub.
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The G2H sees 140° wide across your living room, day or night, and it lives in the Apple Home app you already open. A ceiling-mounted module with 1080P resolution covers the corners a standard camera misses. Zigbee gateway support keeps compatible devices on the same hub.
1080P HD with 140° ultra wide-angle coverage
- limited field of view in home monitoring
- dark-room monitoring
See your whole room, even after dark
Stop checking a corner of the room and missing the rest. The 140° lens and night vision give you a wide, clear view inside Apple Home.
More room in every frame
- 1080P with a 140° lens
Most cameras show a narrow slice of the room and leave the corners to guesswork. The G2H lens covers 140°, so the sofa, the doorway and the far wall sit in one frame. Compared with the common 110° view, you see noticeably more floor and more of the walls on both sides.
- Works with Apple HomeKit
The camera is compatible with Apple HomeKit, so you open the Apple Home app you already use and tap the feed. There is no separate account to set up and no second app to keep updated.
- Built-in Zigbee gateway
The camera doubles as a Zigbee gateway, so compatible Zigbee devices can connect through the same ceiling module. One unit handles the video and gives your Zigbee sensors a home base.
The figures that matter
- 1080Pfull HD resolution
- 140°ultra wide-angle lens
- 110°common view angle
What to expect
- First useCamera online in Apple Home
The camera connects to Apple Home and shows a live feed. Check the framing on your phone and adjust the mount until the room you want is in view.
- 3 usesWide view feels natural
You check the whole room in one glance instead of hunting for the right angle. Night view becomes part of your routine after dark.
- 30 daysPart of your home setup
The camera becomes a steady part of your HomeKit setup, and your daily checks sit in one app.
140° versus the common 110° view
| Aqara G2H | Standard 110° camera | |
|---|---|---|
| Lens field of view | 140° wide | 110° common |
| Apple HomeKit compatible | — | |
| Built-in Zigbee gateway | — | |
| Night vision | ||
| Ceiling-mount module | — |
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Questions and answers
Yes. The camera is Apple HomeKit compatible, so it lives inside the Apple Home app you already open. You check the live feed, the room layout and your other HomeKit devices from one place.
The camera has a built-in Zigbee gateway function, so compatible Zigbee devices can connect through it. Set up the gateway first, then add each Zigbee device one at a time. Your current sensors keep working, and you skip buying a separate hub.
The image stays sharp across the centre of the frame, and the edges show the expected curve that comes with an ultra wide lens. Faces and objects near the middle read clearly, and the outer areas are there to show you what is happening in the room.
A ceiling mount looks down on the whole room, so a 140° lens covers the floor, the seating and the walls in one view. A wall camera at the same price usually sees a narrower slice from one side. The G2H also blends into a white ceiling, which matters if you want a clean room.
Yes. Night vision takes over when the lights go off, so you can check the room after sundown without switching on a lamp. Place the lens away from direct window light so the dark areas stay readable.
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