What is the viewing area? 70 degrees, 180 degrees?
1692075
The PIR sensor is designed for 90° of angle, but we find it effective to about 120° with a shorter range on the edges.
1692076
I'm not sure if it is exactly 180, I feel it is closer to about 120. We use two different Catscrams and we locate both under upholstered chairs, so they are not used as cat scratching posts. Since we bought the first one several years ago (and it worked immediately) we purchased an additional Catscram for a new chair. I just wish we had bought the first one earlier, before damage was done. I advise purchasing the plug in charger, we got a universal charger from our local RadioShack. They truly work.
1218732
You can tilt it until the monitor hits the stand. Looks like a good 45 degrees.
654955
Just estimating from our cameras, I would say 120 degrees. Quite a good view span. We are very happy with them. We have 4 now.
1467733
We've been real happy with the side view. It's a real nice picture, even at 60 degrees from center. We would highly recommend!
120786
The view is wide. The entire 65 inch screen reflects the image with no border.
176418
I think the standard view is approximately 45-55 degrees - at least on most of my older cameras. I just did a rough measurement of this field of view and it seems to be about 90 degrees.
519832
The unit we own doesn't give off any heat and our viewing angle isn't a problem. We are completely satisfied with our purchase.
94104
According to a website which reviewed 2014 models, the viewing angle for this product is 110 degrees. http://rear-view-cameras-review.toptenreviews.com/yada-digital-wireless-backup-camera-review.html
971273
You can see the picture up to about 85 degrees. But you start to lose that great picture quality at about 45 degrees.
1467727
I have this tv set on a full motion mount in the middle of my home which is open to my kitchen as well as my formal living room and everyone can see the tv from anywhere in those three rooms. I can see this tv pretty good from about 140 degrees, and probably more than that if there wasnt a wall in the way. Hope this helps.
2215213
It has a 90 degree view. 3mm lense. Good enough for most places but dont count on these for night view because the ir is horrible.
1225898
Angular field of view of 12 x 60s: 5.3 degrees. Same spec for 15 x 70s: 4.4 degrees. See specifications of products at www.celestron.com.
1242876
I am OK with it. The only thing that surprised me when I looked at it from an angle about 45 degrees (approximately) was the change of colors (slight). But mostly I work with this monitor looking straight at it, so there is not much to say about it. Hope this helps.
1910527
The actual viewing size is 52" vertically, 92" horizontally, and 106" diagonally. The picture is really great, I hope that helps you out.
94103
From a distance the viewing angle is about 10 degrees left and right. The closer you get the tighter the view. It is basically a parking spot in width and has distance marks to tell you how close you are. The distance markings go from green to yellow then red so you can judge how close toy are after you use it a few times
474192
I had the same concerns and similar room configuration, but went with the 52" and very glad that I did. Viewing at 25 degree angle (+/-) no problem for us.
1865008
You always measure viewable screens, diagonal, from lower left to upper right. That being said, it measures 12" Diagnal as viewing area. We LOVE our's,, and it was a referb.