Review on 【Auto Tracking & Floodlights】 2K Pan/Tilt/Zoom Wireless Security Camera for Outdoor, 3 Megapixels, 2.4G WiFi Camera with Light Alarm, Color Night Vision, PC & Mobile Remote 360° Viewing, Two-Way Audio, Motion Detection by Nathan Jones

This camera is a quality purchase for Hisseu's security system. Let's start with the fact that the package was in a reliable box, without damage, tightly sealed with a seal. See fig. This is always a good place to start with anything you buy, especially when it comes to delicate equipment like this one. Comes with a short Ethernet cable and mounting hardware. Connecting the camera to the Hisseu app and NVR was done in a few simple steps, but it's worth mentioning here. FOLLOW THE GUIDE FIRST. It specifically states that you need to connect the camera to the phone and then to the application. Once this is all up and running, THEN follow the instructions to connect it to your existing DVR. If so, it's not that difficult. About 15-20 minutes. And that's because I had to read the instructions a couple of times :P The device even talks to you and tells you what it's doing during setup and the app also gives you instructions. I was impressed despite verbal instructions from Asian to English. The camera responded well to my controls, with a delay of about 1 second, which is understandable over Wi-Fi. I took some photos to show the size of the device (relative to a nickel) as well as the headlight. I understand that a spotlight will blind the camera, but I just wanted readers to understand how bright the light is from this camera. I think that's enough for what you need (if you want to use the fill light feature). Infrared mode works well, as do all other settings. I set the clarity to 1080p and 60Hz which seems to be the highest setting in the NVR software. That's a good picture. The only limitation I see is device installation. The mounting bracket must be attached to a flat, vertical surface to take advantage of the full rotation capabilities of this camera. Yes, you can probably mount it to a horizontal surface (like a ledge), but you lose some of the angles of rotation and also find out how not to flip the images if you mount it this way. I'm sure it can be done. I just haven't sat down and thought about it because I'm too tired. rzunimag. Also, as a note to Hisseu, it would be great if you could add 5GHz networking capabilities to the cameras as many end users are increasingly adopting this frequency. At the moment I have no problems with Hisseu cameras. and well built, they do a good job on versatility and price, customer service is great and fast. They seem friendly and willing to help their customers with any problems they might have and make sure you are happy in the end. Keep making Hisseu quality products. Hope that helps. Thank you for reading.