I bought this from another site for about $40 including shipping. I wanted visibility to my driveway and knew that this was rated for indoor use, but felt if I sheltered it enough, it should work in Arizona out under my eave. So far it is doing pretty well, and even survived one prolonged and windy rainstorm. It remains to be seen whether it will survive an Arizona summer.
There are a couple of issues with it to take into consideration. First, the mounting bracket does not really provide enough room, especially if you are wanting to leave the camera plugged into power. I had to shave and modify the power connector somewhat to even get it close to pointing the direction I wanted because the power connector would interfere with the wall I was mounting it to. Second, since this is a wireless system, it is subject to interference. While you regularly see sporadic blips of interference, our microwave really does a number on the picture. And it appears that maybe even a neighbor's microwave causes some interference because the pattern looks similar on the interference even though ours is not running at the time. And the sound on mine leaves a lot to be desired and is largely unusable due to the constant buzz that is there, sometimes much worse than at other times, but always present to some degree. But I have mine mounted about 100 feet away and going through 2 walls. I have it running 24/7 and select the appropriate input on my TV whenever I want to see what's going on out there or when I am expecting someone to arrive. It works good enough for me, and I am considering buying another of these systems just to get a second camera for my back patio. In that case, it would be nice if I could control the receiver with a remote to select which camera I want to view, but I will need to manually select it if I go that route.
I will update this review if/when the camera survives the summer here.