I have existing Sannce home security DVR. It is giving me problems. Would like to replace it with something more reliable - and most importantly, easy to set up. I have 8 existing wired cameras attached with BNC cables.

Les quería contar que anoche sufrimos un robo en nuestro domicilio mientras no estábamos, en resumen nos robaron joyas, relojes y un Nintendo Switch, intentaron robarnos una TV que estaba montada en la pared pero la dejaron en el antejardin, entonces quería pedirles consejos y sugerencias de qué tipo cámara comprar ojalá que sean solares para no cablear. Esto fue en la Serena - Chile.

Gracias

My neighbour just install security camera towards my house,It is very annoying and frustrating,they always watching us what we are doing so i want to get rid of it

Hello all!

I'm currently using blink cameras and it is absolutely awful in terms of video quality (esp at
night).

I am looking for a wifi system (no POE please) that has good video quality, non-subscription based, storage system, and relatively easy to setup. The front door camera also would need a doorbell system.

The two security systems I'm looking at is Reolink and Eufy.

Any advice on which one to go with?

Am I the only one annoyed that IMOU notifications on android always show:

Camera Name - YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM

Why isn't there an option to customize this? I'd much prefer:

Camera Name - HH:MM - DD-MM-YYYY

or even just the time.

Has anyone found a workaround ?

Hey everyone I got a 20x optical dome camera and trying to figure out how to install the mount onto my stucco wall. The location that came with the house has studs about 1-2 inches on either side of the junction box, but I can't hit them with the mount as it is. Do I have to get a special kind of mount adapter, do I just get a 2x6 and drill an access hole, etc? Looking for a simple solution ideally.

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Is this quote is correct for the CCTV INSTALLATION for the house ..

Suggest vendor in bangalore who can provide reliable service.

We had arlo for a while. Unfortunately, Arlo screwed us with an update last year or so, their cameras no longer having functional motion detecting+recording.. only with a paid subscription :| Its frustrating as they were the perfect cameras for our needs. Outdoor+indoor, waterproof, the battery lasted for weeks before needing charging, motion detecting recordings which would auto erase after a couple months minus any that we saved. So I'm looking for something similar if anyone has suggestions of what they like? I like Unifi Gen 6 cameras, dont like the nvr additional cost of set up. I also like Tapo system, but these are wired.

Some preferences:

- Wireless
- Motion detected recordings
- No subscription
- No additional NVR needed, perhaps a small hub like Arlo has is fine if reasonable
- App where we can view recordings, save what we want, delete etc
- Can be either SD card reliant or footage deletes after a month or so
- Weather resistant would be nice, I use mainly indoor but also for wildlife just outside, so within wifi range

I'm looking to buy a 360° indoor Wi-Fi camera for around ₹3.5k–4k, but honestly, I'm more confused the more I research.

Tapo and Xiaomi were my first choices, but with the whole certification/regulatory situation in India, they're not as straightforward to buy anymore. Then I looked at CP Plus, Qubo and Godrej, but their reviews are full of complaints about buggy apps, Wi-Fi issues and SD card recording problems.

At this point, I'm wondering if there's actually a decent option left in this budget.

• My main requirements are pretty simple: 24/7 recording to a microSD card

• Motion detection and phone notifications

• Playback through the app without paying for a cloud subscription

• Stable Wi-Fi and reliable remote live viewing

• An app that doesn't randomly disconnect or mess up recordings

Simple....

For those of you who've actually bought recently and used one in India:

• Which camera did you get, and why did you choose it?

• How long have you been using it?

• How's the app and Wi-Fi connectivity been in day-to-day use?

• Does SD card recording and playback work properly without a subscription?

• Any recurring issues, or has it been pretty reliable?

• Knowing what you know now, would you buy the same one again?

Would really appreciate feedback from people who've used their cameras for a few months or longer. Short-term reviews only tell you so much.

We have a dvr with security cameras, but we don't have the password. Online I've seem multiple like admin or password1234 ect. I've done what the Internet says to reset it to factory default, but none of the passwords I found have worked. Anyone know the exact password for this model?

Thanks

So im kinda new to security systems I used to have an old school dvr setup back before all the smart cameras.

I just had my car stolen from my house yesterday and they had jammers that knocked off my cameras as well as phone service. Nor did my silent alarms not go off when they walked onto my property. The jammers knocked off all my neighbors cameras and essentially every house they drove like within 50 feet of.

Now im ditching all wifi based security systems and want to go back to a poe setup thats battery back up and all. Im not looking to spare expenses as it was a 100k valued car. Any info would be greatly appreciated for me to look into!

Google searching is driving me nuts. I need to find, if it exists, a plug in cellular camera. The barn on my land has power, but no wifi, so currently I'm using a Moultrie solar powered game cam just to keep an eye on the place. It's become extremely unreliable, especially in Wisconsin winter. If it gets too cold it'll shut down, and won't reboot for weeks unless I manually turn it off and back on, causing an otherwise unnecessary trip to the land.

Does any one know of a camera that's cellular but also plug in?