Review on ENSTER Surveillance Floodlights Intelligent Detection by James Mayberry

I bought this camera for use in the stable. Previously, I bought two devices from another brand that I could not stably connect to my network. This camera stays connected and relatively stable, and when it's not connected it gives me a network problem message. I have a Wi-Fi repeater but I clearly need a better one and plan on getting one soon. Overall it was easy to set up and the picture is very good. The range isn't exactly 360 but I mounted it on a pole in a metal shed and it can rotate to the point where it can see any direction until it reaches the pole, probably 330? The night vision is really sharp and clear. , the best I've ever seen. And if you want a color picture at night, you can turn on the light manually. The CamhiPro software isn't very user friendly but works well and after playing around with it I just can't figure out how to delete individual video files from my SD card. The motion detection is overly sensitive, to the point that even at 50% sensitivity it would get 24 alerts in a few hours, alerting the area where people are blocked, so there's wind or birds. I ended up shutting it down and leaving it to human discovery only. If it detects a person, it will automatically track them and send an alert, which is what I really need besides real-time monitoring to check on the horses. one area it doesn't warn about, I'd rather move it around a bit from time to time rather than sit still, but definitely not a deal breaker. Finally, the supplied propellers ate rather weakly. Maybe it's because the barn posts are heavy, but I broke 2 of them when installing the camera. I replaced them with standard screws and am much happier. I also only used 2 of the 4 screw holes because the bottom ones around the eyes are hard to reach. Even with two screws, it makes a very stable and stable impression. I've attached 3 pictures: It's definitely worth buying and will probably get more cameras little by little!