Marquis 4MP PoE IP Turret Dome Camera with Microphone/Audio, IP Security Camera Outdoor Rated, Waterproof IP66, 108° Wide Angle 2.8mm Lens (Regular IR)

Works great with Hikvision nvr. Easy setup. Picture looks as good as any of my other cameras.

Well designed and functional for a $40 POE camera. Withstands all weather conditions perfectly. I run 5 of them on BlueIris and with the proper AI hardware they can recognize people and vehicles 97% of the time. License plate and facial recognition will not work at distances due to low FPS. Great internal configuration options. Only negative is there is some blur and ghosting of movement in non-IR night mode. All and all it's a good buy

This Model is Very Good.And Price is Exelent..Quality Is Very Hight And Clear...So thank You

I found this camera with the Blue Iris search app and it set up very easily to display in Blue Iris. The quality of the display seemed fairly good for the short time I had it, although I doubt it's even 4mp.The bad news:Instructions state you can only change settings using INTERNET EXPLORER or their app from Alibaba in Singapore.I tried to get it to work with MS Edge. Although it would login in, nothing appeared in the display. I even tried to set up the camera with the app from Singapore. It's a very crude app, and I couldn't get it to do anything at all, although I admit I might have been using the wrong download (there's like 20 on the page) or simply I didn't know what to enter.This appears to be a very old tech camera that basically requires old tech to use it. They claim it will work with an NVR but I have my doubts.Better to pay a little more to get a little better camera.

Works great.

2nd update: contacted seller about the warranty, and they refunded the original purchase. Would be better if it hadn't failed, but I'll try a second one w/ the refund.Update: the camera failed after two months in use. Camera system showed "device exception" initially and then failed to detect the camera altogether; switching another working camera to the Ethernet cable where this one was plugged in showed a working camera, and switching it back to this one showed no detected camera again. I can hear the camera attempting to start up (click from the shutter or whatever) when power is applied (via PoE), but the camera itself isn't detected by the security system. It was inexpensive, and had a good picture before it failed, but having to replace it after two months in use is not good.Original review:We have multiple FLIR cameras connected to a FLIR camera system, and one of the cameras failed. Unfortunately, it's out of production, but this camera plugged in and "just worked" (PoE and all) without requiring any reconfiguration. The camera is a little larger than the FLIR camera, and so the mounting had to be adjusted a bit, but overall it seems to work just as well as the prior FLIR camera and did not require any additional setup/configuration (beyond drilling new mounting holes). And it's pretty inexpensive, too; hopefully it will last at least as long as the FLIR cameras have lasted.

Good quality plug and play with nvr

I now own 3 of these, I am mainly using them for low light areas where IR is prefered over colorVU. This camera delivers a solid crisp picture in normal and very low light. The firmware is "suspect" I recommend limiting its access to the internet