Pack of 2, ProHD 1080P WiFi/Wireless IP Security Camera IP2M-841 Pan/Tilt, 2-Way Audio, Optional Cloud Recording, Full HD 1080P 2MP, Super Wide 90° Viewing Angle, Night Vision (White)

It was Ok

Setup will likely be a breeze for most people. I followed the instructions, and the cameras instantly found the WiFi....on the high-haul 2G/5G router that my phone is connected to (as well as the Chromebook and whatever else)....., but I had to be difficult and wanted the cameras to connect to the OG router (AT&T UVerse router that has no other wireless loads), so I fell back on my experience and logged into the OG and found the IP addresses of the new cameras (each as they were initially ethernet-connected), and both are now connected as I want. So now, all other WiFi loads are on the high-haul, and the two cameras (as I desired) are on the OG, which I suspect is just 2G. I've been diving in. (Heck, before I even connected them, I power-cycled, christened, broke-in, etc. both units.) No issues so far. I noticed that they initially "didn't tilt down enough", but you can just manually push them down....once (it's as if there is a gear drive, then a felt/slip connection that allows adjustment), and I tested this afterwards and the tilt works sans issues. So the PT (no Z) works quite satisfactorily. The picture.....wow...and I mean freaking WOW! I have one of them mounted in a window alcove above the front door (it's setting on a pedestal of box inserts), and the picture is clear....despite the fact that the small window is dirty....very dirty. The other camera is in the living area. No, I'm not posting pictures; I'm working six-day-workweeks, and even having to stay over (God we need more personnel; I'm glad our ex-boss is our EX-BOSS; I've warned that wank for years that we need more people; he brushed my warnings aside), so the house is a mess. The cameras filter window dirt, but they don't filter house mess. (But these cams are so easy-to-use, the "time" to set them up was negligible. Typing this review consumes/consumed more time than the entirety of the cam setup process.) Controls are granular, so there's customization of quite a few parameters.......even the IR intensity (I didn't even know that was yet a thing, but it is) is adjustable in manual mode; the IR emitters are auto-adjusted when the cam decides the night-mode needs IR assist. And the fact that Amcrest offers so many different ways to connect cams....is a win. I can record to SD cards (which are installed in the cams), or to the cloud, or an NVR, or a NAS, or a computer, or whatever,.......Amcrest has roped me in as a customer for "quite a while" with the versatility and future-proofing that has been implemented. These same cams are "WiFi with a USB-Micro", but can just as easily be connected to a POE router. For <$50 per camera (pan and tilt), you can't lose. Exemplary picture, lots of controls and storage choices/options (I haven't updated the firmware), and such versatility,.....I will buy Amcrest systems again (I have the app on the phone, and the program on the computers, so I'm ready for whatever new comes along).

First I have two older DropCam Pro cameras and for some reason just found out they can go to 1080i. So I changed that setting. Wow what a difference that made. I love those cameras as they give a wide 130 deg. view and are really clear. They are easy to setup and control with alerts. Since DropCam was purchased by Nest (people have to ruin everything!) They don't offer the DropCam any more but have their own not so good cam. The cost of my used Pro cams are $245 and I only bought them for $198 each. A new Nest can't come close to the quality of the DropCam Pro. So since I can't get those anymore I had to look for something else. So I did a search on Amazon (love you guys) for security cameras and then by 4+ stars. Here was the Amcrest PTZ (pan, tilt, zoom) webcam. There were many reviews and most if not all were very positive. OK so I can only go by what others have said so I bought two. They are ok in quality and by that I mean the construction. I say that because they are all plastic but then again if the camera is going to be moved all about why have it made with anything else? I get it. One drawback is they only work on 2.5 GHZ wireless so luckily I have both. It was easy to set up but a PITA to put them on my wife's tablet because you have twoff choices to add the device (unless I'm doing something wrong) and one is to type in the MAC address of the webcam which is obnoxious or to setup a new one. Oh well once entered it was fine. So the use of them you want to know. They have to resolutions SD or HD and the HD is nice and clear you can move the camera view up, down, left right but then there is the zoom. It's digital zoom so going any closers than 1.0 distorts the image quality quickly. I wish that to get way better (charge more for functionality) as its not able to zoom in to see your dogsite face from 20' away. All you see is a blob. Zoomed out is fine but if there is a burglar and you want to see their face up close (or closer) no go.. However I liked them a lot because the ability to move the webcam around and see more. I've since bought two more but haven't had time to set them up and then put them on my wife's tablet / phone too. The price was I think cheap at $96.00 each and for what you get its nice enough. The other really great thing about these are you can put a mini SD card in them and record on that without paying for a service or if you want you can port the video to your own DVR. There is also a cloud service so you really have a inexpensive, we'll rounded webcam that has PTZ and video quality is nice all for under $100. I would recommend them.

I have been using Amcrest quite sometimes and price + quality is good, compare to those in the market. I used to order Foscam but the price is high and its DDNS service will stop. For my case, it stopped after 3 years. For the installation wise, I would not say it's easy especially if you want to set it to your own IP address. Need a bit of know how. This model is good enough for my indoor use to monitor my home's activities while I was outside.

Excelente cámara, funciona con Alexa a través del Cloud de Amcrest por lo que está limitada a una cámara sin costo.