Review on 📷 Advanced Hiseeu Wireless Security Camera System with 3TB HDD, 2K Resolution, and 8 High-Quality Cameras: Waterproof, Night Vision, Motion Alert, Remote Access, and More! by Scoony Taker

3TB HDD Indoor Outdoor Wifi Security Camera Night Vision Waterproof Motion Alert Remote Access Model WXKIT-8HB611-1T, so don't be embarrassed about "4 pcs" in description. Second, I emailed a question to the customer support team and received a response in less than 24 hours - VERY GOOD. my opinion on Goggle and Microsoft. Second, BUY the system with ALL the cameras (maximum 8) so you bought cheap "spare parts" as a "kit". So far I've used 6 in my system. The camera software has display settings for 8 camera windows, 6, 4, etc. Third, the camera body, adjustment arm, and base are very well made of die-cast metal (not plastic). . I purposefully chose cameras with good lens hoods as some of my devices were exposed to the sun and tended to fade the image. 4 months after installation, the images do not tremble. The auto "white balance" is the best I've seen on MANY systems, including commercial versions. is an "electric eye" on the front that actually switches camera modes as well, which does NOT rely on software to make that determination, and uses decades-proven "eyes" technology for delay, i.e. switching doesn't bounce back and forth or doesn't get low beam etc. In my opinion this is the BEST way and you can actually HEAR the switch if you cover your eye with your finger! Fifth, the NIGHT VISION camera is exceptional for a non-commercial device. It uses THREE "infrared illuminating" LEDs (shown in the picture) which are very powerful (the bottom "LED" is actually an electric eye). 65 feet is correctly advertised. However, there is a hotspot because the LEDs do not shine "scattered" in the camera's field of view. This is a problem with ALL infrared heaters because infrared light is a very small band of light energy so your TV remote will not work from a distance or if you don't point it at your TV when the batteries are dead. low. If you need to see farther or farther then you will need to invest in separate TRUE infrared emitters and place them as needed. Note that I have overlapping cameras and each of them "sees" different infrared points. The system comes FULLY CONFIGURED but having done this previously I connected the entire system to the table and booted it up and determined which cameras were 1-8 and tagged them. Then I made sure I placed them in the order they were supposed to appear, so it was just a matter of alignment once everything was done. I have three in one location that provide over 180 degree coverage. You're 150 feet from the base unit and still have a solid 3 out of 4 Wi-Fi bars. Finally, I don't need an internet connection (etc.), so I don't type there. hp The noise is only typical of hard drive head indexing and isn't loud, but it is transmitted through the case onto a hard surface and becomes a 'deck', making the sound louder than it actually is, which you can fix , slightly softening "legs" on it. Periodic indexing makes sleeping a little fun. The best move would be to offer SSDs when prices go down as they are quieter and have a longer lifespan in a hard eject constant "write" scenario like this.