Easy to install, and it works as I expected. The only thing you might need to change is the hard drive, if you want to have longer time recording.

i have a lot of camera and this camera is one of my favorites, i can all so view it through my browser which is really nice. THANK YOU very much. video is really good and clear

This 8ch system allows for eight cameras to be linked together on the same receiver, which is all you’ll ever need for a house or most businesses.The dome style have the same 130° FOV as the bullet style, but with a lot more flexibility in our perfect for the corners of the house.I’ve always used Ring cams and honestly haven’t been a huge fan unless you pay for a subscription you can’t view old footage on the cameras I have didn’t have the greatest picture. Also, if I didn’t have a solid Wi-Fi connection or good data, it would be very slow to connect or laggy. That’s why I wanted to choose a PoE system with solid NVR, large internal storage, and most importantly, no subscription cost.The set up is as easy as any other camera system. Once you get the idea of placement and wire management the first camera will be the longest to install— the rest took half the time.This system has been smooth for me thus far and overall, I’m satisfied

This is a solid low-end PoE NVR/camera bundle if you're looking to set up some coverage for cheap. The cameras claim to be 8MP but are probably closer in image quality to 5MP or slightly less (compared to Reolink cameras). The night vision isn't amazing but it works well enough as long as you're not trying to read license plates or anything for more than point-blank range. The app is a bit clunky as well but it works. The NVR includes a 2TB hard drive which can hold just over a week's worth of recordings.These make a low-cost addition to my existing Reolink system to cover my basement and garage where high definition video isn't critical. It's worth noting they are not compatible with each other though (I didn't expect them to be) so it does mean using two different apps to check video coverage, but this bundle costs considerably less than four Reolink cameras and an additional PoE splitter would, so not a bad purchase if you need low cost coverage or expansion.

This 4K wired security camera system is the first cameras of this type that we've had. Kind of like a big brother to our doorbell and the smart home security camera that I've named Kitty Spy Cam.Picture quality is very clear, and you can easily see details both day and at night. The color night vision is especially helpful, whether spying on kitty, or identifying random people that are getting too close to your property.The motion alerts work well and don’t go off constantly for every little thing, which is a big plus. I also like that everything records all the time to the built-in hard drive and there’s no monthly subscription to worry about. The system feels reliable, and the cameras seem sturdy enough to handle outdoor weather without any issues.Installation is challenging but not confusing. Running the cables takes the most effort, so having access to an attic, rafter, or wall space makes DIY installation much easier. Once the cables are in place, getting the system up and running is pretty straightforward. My old analog brain had no problems figuring it out.Overall, this is a solid, dependable security system with great video quality and useful features. If you don’t mind a bit of work yourself or don't mind hiring someone for installation, it offers a lot of value and peace of mind. Bonus, you can easily see and even get notified when the neighborhood’s sneaky feral cat moves into your bushes.