Neil Roberts tech support from amcrest has helped me to setup my camera Ip2m 841. The camera is working perfectly and the resolution and picture quality of the camera is amazing.

Great picture and great sound for the price if you're looking for an IP camera look no further.

So far I have been very pleased with the product (IP4M-1051B, Indoor IP Security Camera).Unfortunately for me, the installation instructions and process and making the camera fully functional was not as intuiative as I had expected it to be and was very greatful and thankful to the customer support personnel.Most impressed and thankful to especially to messers: Raymond and especially Hector for his patience, help and understanding. Without him, I am not sure I would have managed to make the camera fully functional.

good web cam and it work very good for vedio and recording and security it run with my ip camera.

So far, so good. Unlike Wyze and Foscam, this camera doesn't disconnect from the network orrequire frequent reboots. Works with my hybrid DVR/NVR. Setup is a little complicated, so look elsewhereif you only have Plug & Play abilities.

Great picture. Disappointed had to use an app to configure. It does not get an ip as previous cameras so the IP Camera tool will not find it. Does work with Blue Iris after setup. Mine was defaulted to black and white and had to hunt the setting to change it.

I love this camera. It is easy to use and has a great picture. Range is also very good!

I bought this as a test unit to play around with RTSP streaming, and discovered that it is actually pretty feature-packed for a sub-$50 PTZ IP cam. (Although there really is no Z, only P & T. This is a fixed focal length cam.) The video quality is very good at 1080p and if you set your bitrate carefully, it barely puts a dent in your LAN. While some might consider the 2.4 GHz only wifi a disadvantage, it is actually not a bad deal as the 2.4 GHz signal has better distance and penetration than the 5 GHz signal. USB power makes using the camera very simple using any a micro-USB cable and a USB charger than can provide 2.4 A. The supplied USB cable is quite long allowing for flexible mounting with the sturdy, included mount.Setup was actually easier than the instructions suggested. Using the phone app for the initial setup was simplest. After that, using the web interface to set a static IP address for the wifi and wired interfaces is easy, and the web interface allows access to all the advanced functions of the camera. The web interface is not always intuitive, but it is possible to figure it out to get the camera configured the way you want it. What was not easy to figure out was how to access the RTSP stream, as the documentation is actually incorrect. Fortunately, the information can be found in the Amcrest support forums.The Android app works quite well, although the PTZ function is a bit fiddly. The default setting for PTZ adjustments moves the camera too quickly, making it difficult to make fine adjustments. PTZ movement from the web interface works more smoothly, and is adjustable. The phone app playback mode is actually better than the web interface mode.Night vision is quite good. I set mine up on the back porch, and it adequately illuminated the entire back yard, perhaps 50 feet away, with enough power to identify objects and animals. While this is designed for indoor use, I bet it would function well outdoors mounted in a sheltered location, say under a porch roof. Motion detection is a bit fiddly, but does work. You can set up to 4 detection areas with custom shapes and detection settings. Nice. There is a built-in microphone, and it does work to record audio and can be used to trigger recording or alarms. The microSD card slot is hidden on the bottom of the PTZ ball. Recording to it is simple.Overall, pretty feature-packed. If you are looking for an IP camera toy, or a simple but powerful security cam, this is a good intro model.