Outdoor WiFi Security Camera, 1080P Wi-Fi IP Camera Two Way Audio Motion Detection Remote Viewing FTP Onvif Night Vision IP66 Waterproof Bullet Surveillance CCTV Cam Support Max 128G SD Card(NO Card)

I just wanted a camera where I could easily pull a RTSP stream to feed into sighthound. That seems to be more difficult to find now on a lower price range than in the past. This camera does that, and also supports ONVIF, so you can easily connect if your setup supports itThe picture quality is fine.The address I am using is rtsp://camIpAddress:554/11

I decided to try out this wifi camera after reading the description and reviews.For the price it is a great choice. It surprised me in many way, it looks solid, easy to setup with the manual, the night vision is also better than my previous camera from another brand, what impressed me most is the clear 2 way audio, it's clear, no lag, the voice is adjustable, up to 100 db.You can also setup barking alarm, that's to say, when the camera detected any motion detection in the customizable motion detection area, it will make barking sound for a while, I guess this would be useful in those areas where there are wild animals.Great choice, will buy more!

So far I currently have two of these up and running and third ready to install. For under $50 you can't beat the quality. The night vision works as described. The 1080P works a as described with the ability to lower the quality if needed. I am currently getting between 23 and 25 FPS wireless. I use blue Iris for my software and the cameras were easily detected. The only problem I have found was the mounting hardware was a little tricky to get placed perfectly.The firmware gives plenty of options so just take your time if you have never set one up before.Yes I will be buying more.

I bought 3 of this camera to monitor my home, the app is easy to use, it's simple but sueful.Motion detection works great so does the nightvision.The two way audio is beyond my expectations, it's clear and smooth.The only issue I had is I can only view one of my cameras on my phone, but I can watch them at one time on my pc. this needs some improvement.

I brought three different brand of outdoor security cameras. And I think this is the best one so far. It is very easy to setup.The image/video capture is awesome, for both day and night.You can access the real-time video at anywhere after you setup the camera within minutes.you can talk and listen to anyone in front of the camera thru the CamHi App. Durable aluminum alloy case & IP66 waterproof design is ready for outdoor use so you don't need to worry about rain or bad weather

I installed the camera into an existing ONVIF system with the purpose of using it to watch from a close distance a birds nest (see picture). I was not able to get it working wirelessly and ultimately had to connect it to wired Ethernet to get it to work. After some time one of the antennas and it wire broke off. Read on for our experiences using this camera.Everything seems to be focused on working with smart phone nowadays and thats what the instructions were focused on. The instructions even state that you need to install with the phone app before you can connect to your PC. I tried to install the phone app by scanning the symbol from the manual but it installed a completely unreadable chinese version. I went to Google Play and was able to install the English app. But ultimately it was no help in installing the camera on my network for use in a ONVIF system.How did I get it to work you ask!I have some experience installing cameras and ultimately I used my router to determine what IP address was assigned to the camera. Entering that address in my browser I was able to access the cameras webpage. There were 2 links on the cameras webpage. One of the links said that you had to install this software in order to use the camera. I tried and tried but the software would not install. Big fail there. The other link was access to the cameras webpage. From there I could configure the camera and set up the wireless settings. The webpage tested the wireless link and it was successful but as I said earlier there was not enough signal for the camera to connect at the location I wanted to use it in. Once connected to wired Ethernet however, my network video recorder was able to recognize it as a ONVIF camera and add the camera to display. The picture quality was good, color and night vision were good. The night vision was especially good. As I mentioned earlier it was to monitor a birds nest from only 12" away and the night exposure was good..BAD MOUNTING SYSTEM: One particular annoyance with the camera was the mechanical pointing. One needs to loosen to tighten allen screws in order to position and fix the cameras aim. A particularly awkward thing to adjust and fix the aim using the a small allen wrench especially when the camera is mounted up high. I found also that the camera would not tighten at all in its axial adjustment. The camera would just spin on its axis even when both allens were tightened to the maximum.Conclusion: Good fidelity but very poor installation and every worse mounting and aiming mechanism.