5MP(2592×1944) UltraHD Outdoor Bullet POE IP Camera Video Surveillance, 100ft IR NightVision, Motion Detection,IP67 Weatherproof, 90°Angle 3.6mm Lens

Very easy to set up using their search tool and changing the camera's IP to your LAN range. Multiple PC softwares that detect and can stream video from this camera. Mobile app is very clear and works well but could be better in terms of how many devices can auto-sign in. Overall this camera is spectacular and I would highly recommend it.

I have about a dozen of these cameras and at least half have the night ir filter film flaking off making half of the video stream pink during the day. On top of that the stream are all glitchy and pixalated and record that way too making the video unusable garbage. And to finish the cameras ARE NOT 5MP. The firmware seem to be edited to show a higher resolution than it actually is, but when compared next to 5MP camera of another brand there is no doubt that it is not the same. I'm ashamed to have given these to my customer.

After installing these cameras I am fairly impressed with the quality for the price. Set up was simple. Just follow the directions after plugging them into a NVR. I connected 4 cameras to a Hikvision NVR no problem and under 30 minute setup (ethernet was already installed). The packaging stated these are 5mp cameras. I think the manufacturer may be overstating this. These cameras replaced a ezviz 4mp camera system which I believe looked a little more clear. But for the price, they are a great deal.The best part about this camera is that it is onvif compliant which the ezviz brand is not. Being ONVIF compliant will allow you to mix and match other cameras or NVRs for upgrades down the road.All in all, great camera for the price. I can’t advise on how well they will last outside in the elements as they have only been installed for 1 day. If placing inside, be prepared to hear a “click” noise when the infrared lights come on and off. Also, I purchased the $4.00 warranty which should cover the cameras for 4 years if they do go out.

Looks like a Dahua clone. The box looks like a exact copy of a Dahua box. Not sure about the picture quality or other features. When I downloaded the software to configure it from the manufactures website my Symantec Antivirus said it was a virus and deleted it. So I can’t run the config because of the AV. Maybe it’s just a scam to get people to install a virus on their systems?

I got this specific IP camera to match another model (from this same brand) thinking the specs would make them almost identical. Not sure what happened here, but this camera refused to run at anything higher than 1080p.Well refused in the sense that if I manually tried changing resolutions, the image would get so bad I couldn't benefit from changing it. At 1080p, it looked great but not 5MP great. It came off more like a 2-3MP quality camera. It made no sense to me, so I chalked it up to a defective camera.As far as setting it up, it had no issues. BlueIris picked it up just fine. But given that I paid for a 5MP, I had to return this. (I stuck with the other model: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07L8JV3CH/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1#customerReviews)

Great pic quality and looks pretty durable so far... Set up is not too hard just follow instructions..

Did not work with my existing system. Had to return. Very high resolution, great pict.

Very reliable decent picture good buying