REVO America RCBS30-4BNDL2 1200 TVL Indoor/Outdoor Bullet Surveillance Camera with 100-Feet Night Vision (White)

For the price you really can't beat em, I will update if I have any problems, but I replaced some old non night vision ones and I'm liking these better already. Plugged and played right into my revo system. The gray ones seem to have better video quality and they are 600 tvl my black ones are 700 and they are not quite as good,might have to do with older gen DVR. Had trouble networking, customer service took over and did it all for me over the Internet, I have mobile security cameras! Prices, their products, their customer service is TOP NOTCH! even Amazon technical techs are AWESOME and quick to fix any issues for idiots like me. Thank you very much, worth every penny!Received my replacement today for a blurry image on one camera, replacement has fixed the issue, happy to be an Amazon and revo customer. Nothing but help when I needed it from both amazon tech and revo tech, painless.

This camera supports our older DVR and made things much clearer.. its not HD but it still made a Giant difference and because its wide ange view its seeing more of the outdoor area and at the longer distance..Note whenever buying these type of camera's remember that most of them might say night vision is good to say 60 feet what it means it will see motion but the face will only be clear to about 40 feet. this one is good for real facial recognition to about 50 feet at night but you can still make out a face clear enough in night vision to about 65ftAND we're on the same DVR from REVO after 6 or more years

They will last just a few months before the ccd goes bad. They'll start showing bad colors or a completely distorted picture. No way to complain with the seller since the cameras will be out of warranty by the time they fail. A total waste of money.

Installed this camera because the Revo DVR package only came with 4 outside cameras, where I needed 5. The initial quality of this camera vs. the standard outside cameras was superior. After a recent hard rain, this camera became inoperative; the Amazon return policy is 30 days, where this failure occurred 66 days after receipt. So, I am currently requesting a warranty claim with the manufacturer, REVO.

I have had this system since 2011 now days I get the cameras used on amazon. I paid $38 or so for two of these black revo cameras. I can see why they returned them. One camera is blurry grainy. I’m gonna adjust the lens myself and see if it works. You can turn the lens to make it more focused. That could be the problem. Overall I needed new ones to replace messed up ones I had. These will serve me well until they break.

We have a 4th generation Revo DVR 16 channel system we have used for several years now with no complaints. Revo makes a really easy to set up, dependable home surveillance system. We bought 4 of these 700 TVL indoor/outdoor cameras and they really added clarity to our system during the day, however at night, the clarity really decreased to a foggy looking lens.My husband spoke to Revo customer service last week; they had him call back twice to check with them as they investigate our problem. Revo customer service is great, very customer pro-active so he did not mind calling back. The conclusion was that these cameras do not work well with the 4th generation Revo DVR because there was a chip upgrade, but they do work excellent with the 5th generation DVR. The price of a 5th generation DVR is $799.00, just for the DVR. Somewhat expensive in our opinion when a new 5th generation DVR with 8 bullet cameras can be bought for $1156.00 w/o a monitor. The bonus is that the 600 TVL cameras that were standard issue with the 4th gen Revo DVR are purported to work well with the 5th generation Revo DVR.Revo customer service did state that we could send in our 4th gen DVR and have a chip upgrade done, but we would have no surveillance system during that time. Not an viable option.As one other reviewer mentioned, one of a pair of the cameras we bought was also defective. The night vision would not work so I returned the pair yesterday. Revo customer service did acknowledge they had been have a problem with that as well, for unknown reasons. I do think that the Revo should state on their 700 TVL products that there are issued using a Revo 4th generation DVR.It would boost Revo's customers confidence in their being upfront about their products.As I said before, we really like Revo products but in view of the lack of compatibility of the newer cameras are exploring other manufacturers for a new camera security system for one of our mothers who needs to upgrade to an 8 channel. We paid $1300 for our older Revo system with a monitor and don't feel that the newer cameras justify another $850 to $1300 dollar outlay for the new 5th gen DVR with or without cameras and without a monitor.However if anyone is installing a new surveillance system, Revo is the way to go. Their customer service is always pro-active, we had a bad camera on the 600 TVL and they sent a replacement right away. They do have the answers and if not, they always find an answer even if it takes a couple of days. I would recommend that you purchase the new 5th generation DVR, R165 system instead of the R164 if you want cameras with better clarity for 100 feet.

This is a replacement camera for the system I have installed. This is a excellent camera and there security system is great. The price is right and easy to setup for remote viewing.

Super easy to install. Very clear picture and night vision is great. Can’t see far off at night but great camera for the money.