While it’s not an entirely new idea, the Lorex 2K Wi-Fi Lightbulb Camera draws power from a standard E26/E27 light socket and can operate indoors and out.

The camera fits into any standard E26 or E27 light socket. Because there is no need for wiring or drilling, renters can use the camera without making permanent changes to the property.

LaView’s light-socket-based solution would be clever—if it was a good security camera. Simply replace the bulb in any outdoor wall sconce or lamp pole in the yard with the LaView L2 to get ...

If the closet has an E27 light socket inside it, Luminook offers a USB charger that will screw into it to trickle-charge the battery pack, or you can use any USB AC adapter for the same purpose.

While it’s not an entirely new idea, the Lorex 2K Wi-Fi Lightbulb Camera draws power from a standard E26/E27 light socket and can operate indoors and out. The camera records in 2K resolution ...