The good: Seems well built. Image quality seems good. IR LEDs automatically come on. Accepts 48V PoE without any extra cables. Good price. The bad: Don't buy this unless you have a Windows PC and you can reconfigure your local network addresses. OOTB the device DHCPs an IP address - however - it doesn't respond on that at all, and only talks on 192.168.1.10 (subnetted as /24). You can't make any config changes with the web browser (even the password..) unlike (say) my ancient foscam unit. None of my browsers were able to view the web ui stream as it required 'plugins', which modern browsers don't really support any more. I did, eventually, get it to DHCP correctly, but this required saving, resetting, changing IP, saving, sacrificing a chicken - basically adjusting lots of values in the "CMS" app. Notably, the "devicemanage" utility doesn't claim DHCP support at all. Feels like there is a firmware bug in there lurking. Getting to the software too seems needlessly complex. It's hard to find on the manufacturer's website (and the change IP tool link is broken). Since I live in 2018, none of my computers have a CD drive for the supplied disc - let alone one that's happy with the mini-CD format (I.E: not a slot-loader!). The files on the disc are also needlessly compressed (since there's plenty of space, they are not big) ... in RAR format. In fact, one has a RAR inside the RAR! The software itself is horrible.. but I expected that and won't be using it. It took a fair amount of googling to uncover the correct URL to access it via rtsp, which is: rtsp://admin:@192.168.1.10/user=admin_password=tlJwpbo6_channel=1_stream=0.sdp

The good: Seems well built. Image quality seems good. IR LEDs automatically come on. Accepts 48V PoE without any extra cables. Good price. The bad: Don't buy this unless you have a Windows PC and you can reconfigure your local network addresses. OOTB the device DHCPs an IP address - however - it doesn't respond on that at all, and only talks on 192.168.1.10 (subnetted as /24). You can't make any config changes with the web browser (even the password..) unlike (say) my ancient foscam unit. None of my browsers were able to view the web ui stream as it required 'plugins', which modern browsers don't really support any more. I did, eventually, get it to DHCP correctly, but this required saving, resetting, changing IP, saving, sacrificing a chicken - basically adjusting lots of values in the "CMS" app. Notably, the "devicemanage" utility doesn't claim DHCP support at all. Feels like there is a firmware bug in there lurking. Getting to the software too seems needlessly complex. It's hard to find on the manufacturer's website (and the change IP tool link is broken). Since I live in 2018, none of my computers have a CD drive for the supplied disc - let alone one that's happy with the mini-CD format (I.E: not a slot-loader!). The files on the disc are also needlessly compressed (since there's plenty of space, they are not big) ... in RAR format. In fact, one has a RAR inside the RAR! The software itself is horrible.. but I expected that and won't be using it. It took a fair amount of googling to uncover the correct URL to access it via rtsp, which is: rtsp://admin:@192.168.1.10/user=admin_password=tlJwpbo6_channel=1_stream=0.sdp

The good: Seems well built. Image quality seems good. IR LEDs automatically come on. Accepts 48V PoE without any extra cables. Good price. The bad: Don't buy this unless you have a Windows PC and you can reconfigure your local network addresses. OOTB the device DHCPs an IP address - however - it doesn't respond on that at all, and only talks on 192.168.1.10 (subnetted as /24). You can't make any config changes with the web browser (even the password..) unlike (say) my ancient foscam unit. None of my browsers were able to view the web ui stream as it required 'plugins', which modern browsers don't really support any more. I did, eventually, get it to DHCP correctly, but this required saving, resetting, changing IP, saving, sacrificing a chicken - basically adjusting lots of values in the "CMS" app. Notably, the "devicemanage" utility doesn't claim DHCP support at all. Feels like there is a firmware bug in there lurking. Getting to the software too seems needlessly complex. It's hard to find on the manufacturer's website (and the change IP tool link is broken). Since I live in 2018, none of my computers have a CD drive for the supplied disc - let alone one that's happy with the mini-CD format (I.E: not a slot-loader!). The files on the disc are also needlessly compressed (since there's plenty of space, they are not big) ... in RAR format. In fact, one has a RAR inside the RAR! The software itself is horrible.. but I expected that and won't be using it. It took a fair amount of googling to uncover the correct URL to access it via rtsp, which is: rtsp://admin:@192.168.1.10/user=admin_password=tlJwpbo6_channel=1_stream=0.sdp

It works properly.

It works properly.

It works properly.

It runs the "usual" HiSilicon firmware as all the other similar cameras so the user interface is familiar, also it connects to xmeye.net. The image quality is very good at daylight and the night vision is acceptable, too. This cam was cheap and also POE capable so there are reasons not to include PSU so I'm not complaining but I'd rather pay more if there would be a version with a proper power supply and screws (the package didn't contain even screws for mounting). It looks just like on the Bangood pictures.

It runs the "usual" HiSilicon firmware as all the other similar cameras so the user interface is familiar, also it connects to xmeye.net. The image quality is very good at daylight and the night vision is acceptable, too. This cam was cheap and also POE capable so there are reasons not to include PSU so I'm not complaining but I'd rather pay more if there would be a version with a proper power supply and screws (the package didn't contain even screws for mounting). It looks just like on the Bangood pictures.

It runs the "usual" HiSilicon firmware as all the other similar cameras so the user interface is familiar, also it connects to xmeye.net. The image quality is very good at daylight and the night vision is acceptable, too. This cam was cheap and also POE capable so there are reasons not to include PSU so I'm not complaining but I'd rather pay more if there would be a version with a proper power supply and screws (the package didn't contain even screws for mounting). It looks just like on the Bangood pictures.

PoE, IR, high resolution, perfect cam

PoE, IR, high resolution, perfect cam

PoE, IR, high resolution, perfect cam

Good quality, low price

Good quality, low price

Good quality, low price

goods spin as described. ok shops 👍

goods spin as described. ok shops 👍

goods spin as described. ok shops 👍

Thanks

Thanks

Thanks

Good image quality and night vision.

Good image quality and night vision.

Good image quality and night vision.

Fast shipping. The configuration when install the manager from the browser is in Chinese but if you use the IE via local network you can change the language it has the same menu as hisseu nvr but is quite complicated. Any way this cam is vfm. Thanks banggood

Fast shipping. The configuration when install the manager from the browser is in Chinese but if you use the IE via local network you can change the language it has the same menu as hisseu nvr but is quite complicated. Any way this cam is vfm. Thanks banggood

Fast shipping. The configuration when install the manager from the browser is in Chinese but if you use the IE via local network you can change the language it has the same menu as hisseu nvr but is quite complicated. Any way this cam is vfm. Thanks banggood

All right.

OK!

All right.