Amcrest Full HD 1080P 1920TVL Bullet Outdoor Security Camera (Quadbrid 4-In1 HD-CVI/TVI/AHD/Analog) Review

My analysis of this Electronics product showed that the Amcrest Full HD 1080P outdoor security camera is a complete disappointment. The image quality is poor and the night vision barely works. The only positive is that it is weatherproof. However, that doesn't make up for the camera's lack of functionality. Overall, I regret purchasing this product and would not recommend it to anyone.

My previous cameras were 720P and worked fine. It's 1080P (2M) and (as you'd expect) has a much nicer picture. Also, newer 2M cameras seem to stay in color mode with a significantly darker subject area. The top image is a 720P camera that is already in "Night mode" and the bottom image is a 1080P/2M camera that is still in color mode. The second screenshot was taken after I turned off the porch lights, but the image is still much sharper (as expected). Best of all, these higher-resolution…

Only time will tell how long these cameras last, but the image quality is excellent. Daytime images are colorful and very clear. Night vision is so-so. The 1080p camera has a different LED layout than the 720p cameras I have. At night there is a huge blurry hotspot of infrared light in the center of the image. 720p cameras seem to have much better infrared light dispersion. But 1080p - wow! What a huge difference in clarity compared to the old analog cameras I've upgraded from. 720p cameras are