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Davis_82
Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2025
Please make me feel so much safer! The Camera function overall is absolutely amazing! I have had no problems out of this, and the picture and not quality is absolutely great. I love the vision on it. It was so easy to set up and I would recommend this to anyone for the value of your money. 5⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
human X
Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2025
The 1080P image quality is clear enough, with distinct details during the day, and the color night vision function can also see faces and vehicles at night, which is much better than traditional infrared. 4 cameras are paired with a 500GB hard drive, so there is no need to install a separate storage device. The loop recording can be stored for about a week, which is very worry-free. The wireless connection is easy to set up, and I can view it remotely with my mobile phone. The picture loads quickly and there is no lag problem. The system supports two-way audio and automatic tracking. When someone passes by, the camera will automatically turn to follow the shot, and you can also shout through the microphone. It is very practical. I also particularly like that it is a 10-channel monitoring system, and it can be expanded if I want to add cameras later.
Turd Ferguson
Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2025
This is the second product I have ordered from this brand and both have exceeded my expectations. The image quality on these cameras is excellent. The installation and setup is easy and straightforward. The NVR has plenty of space to record days of video before the loop recording kicks in. You could expand the system if you wanted. Overall, this is a good value.
Hoa Vu
Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2025
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Invisible Woman
Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2025
While this does connect to the wireless network, it isn't really wireless itself. Each camera requires plugging in to an outlet which makes it a lot more work to put up, limits where you can put it. So, while it has a lot of good features, we aren't even using it yet, but we aren't ready to deal with set up and we want to do it right. As one reviewer mentions, its not really good security when someone can so easily unplug it.
SFC
Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2025
The resolution of the four 1080P cameras is sufficient, the picture is clear, the details are in place during the day, and the color night vision effect at night also exceeded my expectations. It can maintain color with a little light, and it is not the kind of gray-white image that can only be seen when it is dark. The automatic tracking function is quite sensitive. When someone moves, it will automatically turn to track and record it. With the help of motion detection push reminders, it is indeed smarter to use. And the two-way audio function is very practical. Sometimes when the courier arrives, I can communicate with the deliveryman directly through the camera to avoid missing the package.
Billy N Le
Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2025
I bought one for myself and bought another to gift to my sister. We are both happy and satisfying with the product. Very easy to setup and use.
WallaWalla
Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2025
Little bit disappointed and also confused about this home camera security system. It's stated as being wireless which, for most home systems, means that the devices - cameras in this case - aren't hard wired or require to be plugged into an outlet but instead run on rechargeable/replaceable batteries. However, these cameras instead do indeed require access to an electrical outlet; the wireless part is that they communicate wirelessly with the system unit and app. Since we're currently renting, drilling holes into the exterior wall for an extension cord or having additional outlets installed to manage the camera connections isn't possible (the option of running an extension cord from an existing outdoor outlet isn't feasible either, as the camera system could be defeated by someone simply unplugging the cord).I did connect 2 cameras to outlets inside the house and setup the NVR (system unit), which does come with a 500gb drive for recording and can be connected to your home LAN either wirelessly or through an Ethernet connection; Ethernet and HDMI cables are provided. I also installed the app (CloudEye 365) and ran a mock up of what the camera system can do, testing video quality, playback of recorded activity, and connection via IP address. Setup was straightforward as I didn’t really need to use the provided manual. Plugged in the NVR (system/base unit) into an open port on a KVM switch (Ethernet, HDMI, USB-A), followed the on-screen prompts and added the first camera (which I plugged into an open outlet in the study). The cameras are PTZ so you can maneuver them through the app to cover pretty much the entire view. The cameras also displayed on the PC monitor and you can select to do split screens, focus on one camera, etc. The power block for each camera has a 9 foot cord length, added to the connecting cable on the camera you have a total of 10 feet of cord/cable to work with, a decent length.This is a really nice system - easy to install and setup, PTZ provides great coverage, both the PC-based software and the App were responsive and intuitive. I only wish that it was truly wireless. We’ll hold onto these cameras and either use them when we buy a house (economy/market-dependent) or else I’ll see if our landlord will allow us to drill holes (doubt it); it’s too good a system not to use.
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