Installation wasn't bad, you need an ethernet port for the Homebase unit. These are rechargeable battery powered, so they need to be charged ahead of time. You'll need some kind of drill for the mounts, push the anchors in, screw the mount into place. Each comes with a mount hole template. Setup was fairly simple, read the instructions, download the app, follow the steps in the app. So far, they've been good cameras, great resolution, fairly stable when you have a strong wifi signal. The Homebase stores clips internally, so no cloud storage fees. Each camera has a small spotlight on it but it's a little dimmer than I'd like and doesn't light a very large radius.
There are a couple of cons I've found: The wind blowing trees or bushes is enough to trigger the motion alert, cars passing at night also, I had to restart the system once because every time I looked at a new motion event I heard what sounded like a car backfiring or something, I checked and it wasn't an actual sound outside. I noticed the microphone on the camera isn't very good and couldn't even capture my conversation with my neighbor from a few feet away. I would have really liked some way to protect the front of the camera from rain, etc. It says 180 day battery, but I highly doubt that will be accurate without ideal conditions. Overall, I still really like these cameras and I would recommend them.