Plastic feels cheap and will probably not hold up to weather.

They look realistic, are constructed of what appears to be a durable plastic housing, and should discourage intruders.

As others have said, the plastic nut that secures the camera to the mount is soft, cheap, weak plastic

Their made from fairly flimsy plastic and the top part pops off real easy.

My solution was to use a very small flat blade screwdriver and pry the recessed metal connector up, being very careful not to break the surrounding plastic.

These cameras are cheap plastic and not very believable

My minor complaint is that the bit of wiring attached from the dummy camera is a little short and will probably not hold up well in the hot sun as it is made from hollow plastic tubing material.

They are made of cheap plastic and mine were scratched and nicked up very bad

Cheap plastic but look and work great.

First off the item out the box does seem very cheap plastic, but hey for the price and the fact when installed standing 2' away you would never question their authenticity

they are cheap plastic, but look solid

We love the plastic to avoid rust outside.

However, even though it is made of cheap plastic, once mounted it looks quite real -- will likely fool all but the most experienced burglars.

As others have said, the plastic nut that secures the camera to the mount is soft, cheap, weak plastic

seems like inexpensive plastic but it does not bother me because they look great installed and much more cost effective then the on going monthly cost of a security system i never seem to use.

Made of really cheap plastic , the top part of the camera that’s the shield wo

they looked great just put a iron security door on as well as no climb plastic spikes...

If you look closely you can see this is made of the worst quality plastic

The AA Duracell batteries I used are still working as of this (6-11-18) writing.

The only objection is to the blinking Red LED that does not work as on a real camera