wansviewSecurity Camera Indoor, 360 Degree WiFi Home Security Cameras for Pet/Dog/Nanny, 2 Way Audio Night Vision, Works with Alexa, with TF Card Slot and Cloud, 2.4Ghz, Q5 (Black, 3MP)

I've bought 6 of these in the past 5 years. One of them failed after about a year, but that may have been the result of rough handling by a toddler.They make great, reliable baby and kid monitors. I can see clearly in the dark, talk to my kids through the camera, and keep an eye on multiple feeds at once. We have cameras in each of the kids' main play areas, so I can check on them without disturbing their play.I downloaded the app on an old phone so that babysitters can use the monitors through our wifi, but usually just use my phone. My husband and I can both access the app from our phones, whether we're at home or not, which is convenient and brings us peace of mind.I haven't used them for the security features, so I can't attest to those.

Los clientes deben saber que estas cámaras brindan un gran y eficiente sistema de seguridad, son económicas y fácil de instalar, además que el servicio tecnico es sumamente eficiente, amable y profesional. Estoy realmente gratamente complacido con el desempeño en general de estas cámaras y servicio.Customers should know that these cameras provide a great and efficient security system, are affordable and easy to install, and the technical service is extremely efficient, friendly, and professional. I am truly pleased with the overall performance of these cameras and their service.

Good Cheap camera, only connection is wifi, there is no ethernet port. I finally got it to work with Blue Iris, here is the procedure. First, set it up using the Wansview app on your phone using wifi. Once you get a picture, go to settings for the camera, click on "Local application" and set ONVIF to on. Change the port to 8999 from 8899 (or what ever port it is set on). Hit save. Go back to RTSP and click on it. Down below, click on the copy icon for the 2K URL address, go to your email program and email it to yourself on the PC where the Blue Iris control panel is located. You will need this address to set up Blue Iris. Open Blue Iris on your desktop, click on the plus (+) sign on the top right to add a camera. Name the camera, hit ok and the Network IP camera configuration screen will come up. At the top left, change "http://" to "rtsp://" using the drop down menu. Now, enter the url address that you copied from your phone into the blank space to the right of "rtsp://". Make sure that only the address is copied, not "rtsp://" (you already chose "rtsp://" in the field to the left). Make sure that the Media/video/RTSP port is 554 and the Discovery/ONVIF port is 8999 (which matches the ONVIF port selection on your phone App.) Now, don't make any other changes other than to click on "Find/Inspect" on the top right of the screen. Blue iris will find the camera and fill in several fields on the page. Click Ok and Ok again and the camera should show up in Blue Iris. I don't know why these instructions aren't available somewhere, but hopefully, this will help you set it up. Otherwise, it's not a bad camera for the price.

Great product and easy to set up, however the only reason I'm giving 4 not 5 stars (4.5 would be my grade) is the frequency of having to "retry" establishing the connection when I'm remote (in excellent WIFI areas). Once established, works great including the availability to zoom and watch past clips. Will probably opt for the enhanced package (at a cost) for more features like downloading and saving.

This indoor camera is of good quality. Clear and sharp picture. I had this for more than a year now. I didn’t have any problems upon installing it. It worked perfectly fine until I upgraded my internet. I turned to their customer service/support and “whitney” answered quickly. She gave me options on how to resolve the connection . She was amazing. She followed up with me if I got the camera restored. Now, it’s working perfectly fine again.

I recently adopted a one-year old dog through a local rescue agency, and, very dishearteningly, I soon learned that the situation from which my dog had been pulled was an extremely abusive one, where most of the dogs were left to fend for themselves or kept in groups in cardboard boxes. At only five pounds, Lily, my new (and most wonderful) friend, has had a great deal of anxiety as a consequence of these early-life experiences. When I leave my house to run errands on which she cannot accompany me, I crate her, and I have been (out of my own dog-guardian anxiety!) worried about how she handles my absence during those periods. A colleague of mine suggested Wansview, and she could not have been more correct.Reviews of the application through which the Wansview camera works (I will discuss set-up momentarily) paint a curiously negative picture, some saying that recent changes in the application have made it difficult to sustain a connection with the camera. I downloaded the application, as the instructions requested, and I began the setup process. I thought I had done it properly and was thus surprised when the camera could not seem to establish an audiovisual connection between its recording lens and my cellphone. Here, two points must be noted, both of which will hopefully gesture toward the quality of the product and the excellent customer service Wansview offers.First, the error on my part--the instructions say clearly that a new user must wait to hear certain phrases emitted by the camera's microphone to confirm that it is completely operational. Due to hasty reading on my part, I did not notice the final phrase for which one was supposed to wait, the content of which offered confirmation of a secure, steady Internet signal. Within about ten minutes of the camera having been installed, I received a notification to update my firmware to the latest version (this notification was not the consequence of any complaint I had registered; it was simply the application informing me that new firmware was available). I downloaded the firmware, and the feed began to work. Since then, I have never had a problem with accessing the feed, and I am able to check in on Lily while I am running errands. Never having owned a dog, I have had my fair share of first-dog anxiety, and I am now able to determine how long after my departure Lily whines (steadily decreasing and now only lasting a few minutes) and check in on her while she is in her crate to ensure that she is sleeping and safe. The relief of that knowledge alone makes the product worthwhile. The quality of the feed is also excellent, so much so that I play it in its SD variety (I haven't needed to go the HD route because everything is already clear as crystal). The application is incredibly easy to use, and since the successful installation I have not had to do anything.Now, for the second point. Between my initial installation of the application and the ten to fifteen minutes it took for the firmwarm to update and for the camera to start working (during that time I could not maintain or open a connection between the camera's feed and my cellphone), I sent an e-mail to Wansview's customer service department. One of their agents, Melody, responded within 24 hours. Not only did she provide me with instructions on how to begin to assess what the potential issue might be and how she could help me address that, she explained that Wansview so stands by its products that if my camera proved defective I could return it at no charge or have it replaced. Because the camera was already working, I made a note to myself to reply to her e-mail later in the day.When, due to my own error, I forgot to reply to Melody's message, confirming that the camera was indeed working, she followed up me with via e-mail to confirm that I had received her message and to ask what she could do to help ensure that the camera was working. I do not know if I have ever had a customer-service experience during which a company representative reached out to me a second time because I mistakenly failed to reply to their first message. In her second message, she reiterated her commitment to helping me ensure that the product worked properly and that Wansview's ethic was one that stood behind the quality of its products and the quality of customers' experiences with those products. I immediately replied, thanked her for her message, and explained how happy I was with the quality of the product.In short, even if you experience any issues with this camera during setup, it seems like Wansview takes very seriously its commitment to customer service. As someone not altogether fluent in techno-gadgetry, the abundant interest in helping to ensure that I could use the camera with use certainly marks out Wansview as unique in my experience. And, the price is a terribly affordable one. All in all, I would encourage anyone to consider buying this camera, and, if they choose to do so, to buy it with the ease of knowing that there is an active customer-service team happy to interface with you and help resolve any issues.