Articulation range

The S4 Max PTZ and adjustable fixed lens together offer wide articulation, rotating fully around and tilting enough to cover large horizontal spans and varied mounting angles.

Testers report the motorised head can pan close to 360 degrees and tilt widely, with presets and a 360 degree sweep mode letting the camera quickly check multiple key angles around a driveway or yard.

The pan lens offers 360 degree horizontal and 180 degree vertical movement, allowing it to follow motion across a broad area while the fixed lens holds a key viewpoint.

The SoloCam S340 can pan through a full 360 degrees and tilt roughly 70 degrees, giving it broad coverage of driveways or yards from a single mounting point.

The adjustable stand allows the G5 Pro’s body to tilt and swivel so owners can fine tune framing over driveways, paths, or entryways without having to remount the camera.

The Ezviz H8 Pro can pan roughly 340 degrees and tilt around 80 degrees, giving it enough articulation to cover wide yards or driveways from a single mounting location.

The Altas PT Ultra can pan about 355 degrees and tilt roughly 90 degrees, and reviewers find its wide articulation and flexible bracket well-suited to covering large areas from a single mounting point.

With roughly 326 degrees of pan, 45 degrees of tilt and a 105 degree lens, the camera can cover almost all around a mounting point, though the limited upward tilt still makes high, downward-facing placement the most effective and this review highlights that the oval housing further restricts tilt so head-height installations may crop people’s heads at distance while high door mounts can struggle to look sharply down at someone standing close to the wall.