These cameras are great, not only awesome price point but also great on quality and ease of use. We have used ours for multiple fishing trips and we are always pleased with the results. Love that it comes with two batteries. Definitely recommend this one!

Been using professional Tiffen filters for fifty years. There is no better on the market. This circular polarizer is necessary to improve contrast outdoors with electronic image cameras. You can't fix it post if you don't capture the image properly.

If i had known, i would have ordered several to use as a compact wireless multiple flash set up.with newer canon cameras (after 2012) you have good controls from within the camera menus. Wonderful options.

I am not a great at computers but Technician BETTY RYAN was great in resolving all my issues with connecting 3 Amcrest cameras on my network. THANK YOU AMCREST. Now to catch the thieves stealing my packages from my doorstep..

So far impressed. I have cameras from other brands so my review reflects what my experience has been. I bought 3 cameras from deez. Wow. Much better in every way. Built much better. Installation is guided by voice from camera. Soo simple. Picture is excellent. Don't yet know about ai or alerts. The app is pretty easy to use. AND IT WORKED WITHIN MINUTES. I tried the other app from other brands and it was awful. I had to return that brand. I am glad I did.

This camera is perfect! I have three under three and have gone through several cameras for their rooms, but this one has been the best one yet! I bought the extra cameras which were very easy to add to the monitor. It’s easy to switch between the rooms. The zoom and night vision are great! And I love that it can pan the whole room. The ONLY downside, and it’s not even really that big of a deal, is that the volume control doesn’t have buttons on the monitor, you have to select volume control through the menu—but again, not that big of a deal.

It allows for so many angles and positions that I never expected. It's off the bat great and I can't believe I bought one so late into using cameras and the option for my phone which is a S10 Note.

First off let me start by saying my previous experience with security systems was with a fully wired system which I must say worked very well but was a PITA to install. Lots of cables to run, holes to drill etc. Based on this I decided to give a WiFi system a try for the install in my new home.I purchased the 8 channel system with 4 cameras, with an additional PTZ camera.I opened the box, quick read through the directions, powered up the cameras laying on my floor, connected the NVR to my TV (supplied HDMI cord, nice touch), and turned it on. They system when through it's startup and then showed no video, I was disheartened for about 30 seconds, then the camera's showed up on the screen. I was impressed with the ease of the system at this point. Keep in mind I also bought one extra PTZ camera which I haven't received yet, we'll see how that goes when I get it.So now to determine how far away from the NVR I could place the cameras. I read some reviews stating the signal strength required for the system to work properly. So I put a camera a few rooms away and powered it up and nothing. "IPC disconnected". Hmmmmm. I decided to power off the system and low and behold the video came back, but the signal strength had degraded quite a bit.All my cameras are going to be installed outside with the DVR in my office connected to a 1080P television. Looks like this might be an issue. So to test I took a camera to the furthest distance (maybe 70 feet) and plugged it in and restarted the NVR. I couldn't get it to connect. Thinking what now I decided to connect the camera to my network at it's remote location with a network cable. When I did this it immediately popped up on the screen showing video. So, I've decided to run network lines to the distant cameras when I install them outside.Now to the power requirement. As my cameras are going to be installed in the soffits of my home I have purchased a DC power supply panel and cable to run 12VDC to each of the cameras independently so I don't have to wire 120VAC to plug the power adapters in.Overall I would say I was impressed with the ease of the system connecting to the cameras. I have yet to go in to the system settings to set up the motion detection for recording, but it all looks very similar to the previous system I installed at my last home. I did walk through getting the system to be accessible from a remote computer as well as my cell phones. Note 9's. The only issue I ran into here was with the AT&T router (Uverse) required me to set up port forwarding. Once I did that it all worked fine.