Raspberry Pi NoIR Camera Module V2 - 8MP 1080P30

These modules are really great, for the price they work with a lot of stuff and their performance is quite sufficient.

Using it for a webcam on my 3d printer. Works great with klipper and obico

It’s a decent and affordable that was simple enough to set up and use. Seem to be quality

It's my first time purchasing a Raspberry Pi part on-line. I am using Pi 2 Model B, it recognize the camera after I plugged it on. It works fine, although color is a little bit off. Don't really influence my project. BTW, I bought Element 14, it's also made in China. I don't understand why people don't like parts produced in China. They had the same QC procedure with the one produced in other countries. With this price, I am very satisfied about their great quality.

This NoIR camera module is a must-have for anyone who wants to take their Raspberry Pi projects to the next level. The 8MP sensor delivers super sharp images, even in low-light conditions thanks to the lack of an infrared filter. I've used it for nighttime security monitoring and even some fun wildlife photography – it's surprisingly capable! Highly recommended if you need clear visuals in the dark.

This little camera fits perfectly in the small case I got for the raspberry pi zero, for an easily concealed security camera. If you didn't have the case it would certainly fit inside other devices for even more concealment if you wanted. The quality is great too, it can take really good photos and videos. I have yet to use the IR feature. I'm using it with a motion detection software and I've had no problems with it so far.

The NoIR camera is exactly what I needed for my night vision camera project. Loaded a Rasperry Pi Zero with Motion Eye OS and used this in combination with IR LEDs to view motion at night. Worked as described and fits nicely in the Pi zero camera case.

this is the first NoIR camera I have purchased. As noted in other reviews colors can appear a little off. It seems to be working fine though. The IR part is also working. I haven't made a final decision on where I will be using it at.