NEW DELHI: Xiaomi's India page for the 360 Home Security Camera 1080p 2i lists microSD storage up to 32GB, NAS backups from that card and free 7-day rolling cloud storage of motion-triggered clips. These serve different recording needs. In particular, the cloud description refers to short event clips, so read its footnotes before relying on it to reconstruct a complete incident.
| Item | Official detail |
|---|---|
| Model identifier | MJSXJ10CM |
| Local storage | microSD up to 32GB, card sold separately |
| NAS description | Historical video backups from the microSD card |
| Cloud description | Free 7-day rolling motion-triggered clips |
| Cloud footnote | About 10 seconds per video; trigger interval 3 to 30 minutes |
| Connection | 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi |
Start with what you would need to replay
Imagine checking the camera after a delivery. You might only need to see that somebody arrived, or you might need to understand what happened before and after the parcel was left. Those are different questions. Set the storage requirement by the question you would ask later, rather than by the presence of a cloud icon on a product page.
The Camera 2i page describes its cloud clips as about 10 seconds long and says motion can trigger the camera every 3 to 30 minutes. Read that alongside the rolling retention period. A duration for keeping clips is different from a promise that every moment within that period has been recorded.
The practical implication is to test a sequence, not just an isolated movement. As an editorial check, have a household member enter the view, leave it and return while you inspect what the selected recording mode actually saves. Compare the available footage with the question you wanted the camera to answer.
Read the local card limit for this exact model
Xiaomi's separate India specifications page identifies the product as MJSXJ10CM and repeats the microSD limit. This is the useful identity check when a listing, box or household receipt uses a shortened Camera 2i name. Match the complete product before carrying over storage advice from another Xiaomi camera.
For a card you already own, check its printed capacity before inserting it. Do not infer compatibility solely from whether the card fits the slot. The official limit gives you a concrete specification to compare, while the camera's own app and instructions should guide the recording setup.
A larger card limit on a different camera is not evidence that this model supports the same capacity. Our Xiaomi 165W vs 5i 67W price: 5i starts lower at Rs 3,199 illustrates why model-specific checking matters. Keep its hardware specification separate from the Xiaomi camera in front of you.
NAS backup has a stated starting point
The Xiaomi product page describes NAS storage as historical video backups from the microSD card. That wording makes the local card part of the documented backup arrangement. It does not describe an identical process to receiving a cloud event clip, so keep those choices separate when planning where footage should be available.
If the household already uses network storage, write down what you expect it to contain and verify that expectation through playback. For example, decide whether you are checking the original camera recording or its backup. Being able to name which copy you are viewing makes a storage test more meaningful than seeing a device appear online.
For a new installation, evaluate the recording path before adding storage complexity. First establish that the camera captures the intended view and that you can retrieve the relevant footage. Then examine the backup arrangement. This is a suggested order for testing, rather than a claim about an undocumented automatic setup feature.
Compare the options without inventing recording time
The India specifications list H.265 encoding and a 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi connection. Neither gives a verified number of days that your card will retain under your chosen settings. This report therefore makes no card-duration promise. Inspect recordings from your own installation before deciding that the available history meets your needs.
In a shared Indian home, the useful storage decision may also depend on who is expected to review a delivery or check on the room while away. Agree on that purpose and test the relevant playback route together. A backup that nobody can locate when needed does not resolve the original monitoring task.
Owners checking after-sales terms can read our separate Xiaomi 17 series price list: 17T Rs 69,999, Xiaomi 17 Rs 89,999, 17 Ultra Rs 1,39,999. For another kind of entrance camera, see the Xiaomi 17T now starts at Rs 69,999 in India, Rs 10,000 above launch price. For Camera 2i storage, confirm the exact model, read the cloud footnote and replay a real test before deciding which option answers your household's question.
Official sources: Product information, Official supporting information.
