I bought the 4 camera system 2 months ago. Once I learned how great these cameras work day and night I decided to increase the system to 6 cameras! Then by only 3 more weeks I decided to get 2 more!!! So the system now has 8 cameras!!!! It is AWESOME!!!!

Best part of the camera, it's simple. Nothing complicated to do other than putting the batteries in an mounting it where you want. The whole system was really easy to put together and make everything work. I suggest put all the cameras and base together on your tv hdmi connection and router your network is on.This way you can insure everything works, pairs, adjusts, records, and scare people who don't know you have it on and hidden. The only thing I don't like, it's not 4k like the ones with my NVR. Didn't think I would complain about HD camera resolution, but 4k is blow'n 1080p away. Once you get everything paired, and it all works doing the items like brightness, recording, activating by movement, points where it should, then wait a day before using the cameras in the location you've picked.. . You can install and run the app while the system is connected to the tv. And let it run for 24 hours, for a on test to see what happens to everything before mounting it. Once the app is installed, and the phone is going to be used for controlling the system, you will have to reboot the box, for it to have the phone as primary controller. I put my cameras on a 2-3' wide board 10-12 inches long. This lets you aim the camera when holding the phone and aiming the camera for the best coverage.. Leave the cameras in place an go look using the tv. I did this with one screw holding the board to temp mount it. after watching it for hours, 3 of the 4 were moved several feet. Don't forget the power supply can't be left out in the weather, so get a 12v power cord that can reach it and tape up the connections. Put all your cables under cover to stay dry, then use a power strip or 2-6 way plug adapter. It was harder to place the 4k cameras than the add on. It came several days later. Install the batterys, it turns on itself, install to system with app, make sure everything works and camera starts recording and adjusts like it should, then go find a place to put it. I painted mine a camo brown, then put outside were no one would notice high up to get coverage of yard and house. It's been a week, still over 70% battery using 4 of them. This system, a bluetooth NVR with 1 TB drive and 4 cameras @4k resolution is really simple to use. The add on cameral, with batteries is idiot proof. If they were 4k, and used batteries like the one I have, it could be a kickass super simple setup to use and move around where ever you wanted.

It fulfills it purpose of being a completely wire free camera that you can place anywhere within the range of the wireless recorder. Good features and sensitivity, and the ability to "Speak" through the Camera speaker and "Listen" using the Mobile Application. One Caveat though is that while they say "Up to 6months of Battery life" that must have been in an empty room with zero "Triggers" on the camera, since I have this configure to only trigger on "Human" and "Face" and with 10-12 Triggers per day, the batteries only last 2 weeks before needing a recharge. However, knowing that was likely, I also bought the wall charger that comes with a spare set of batteries so that you can just swap the dead ones with the fresh ones and put the others back on the charger for the next time.

I purchased 5 new Wide Angle view cameras for my Night Owl Pro DVR system. The stock cameras are nice, but with wider angle cameras, you can cover more viewing area with less cameras. Not only is the side to side angle increased, so is the top to bottom view. The resolution on these cameras is such an improvement over my previous 720dpi res. cameras, and the DVR recording option is far better than the memory card at the camera option. Which these cameras have as well. I would recommend the Night Owl DVR security system to anyone wanting a good security camera system.

This is the second of this model that I've purchased for our church. The only issue is that I was told they would play well together and there are a couple cameras that are no longer showing up on the first one. I'm going to try to move them to the second one and see if that solves the problem.

We studied offerings from other companies and decided to go with this one. We appreciated the expandability this system offered and the price wasn't bad either. This system us as close to plug and play as I believe one can get. We like that the storage is onsite. However, I do wish there was printed literature giving the purpose of each connection on the back of the DVR. The user interface and video options could be better, but all on all, this is a good system.

I purchased the WNIP2LBU camera a week ago to add a fourth camera with my Wire free Smart Security System with three cameras. The WNIP2LBU camera is a great addition to my system and displays a really nice colorful picture. The WNIP2LBU camera is AC powered. I wish the camera was battery powered like my other three cameras and that the camera mounting plate allowed you to move the camera left and right, and up and down to establish the final viewing angle. The existing mount lets you move the camera up and down only. Overall the camera is a great buy.

I have a NVR wireless system. When I bought this to add to my system I noticed at night the IR night vision is not working. Hoping to get this resolved with customer service. Email has been sent and awaiting reply. These are VERY good cameras when all the features are working. More update to come.

multiple problems right out of the box, apparently not tested after whatever refurbishing was done. Did not recognize hard drive, not picking up or recording audio, red speckles across the pictures, not able to connect via app. Previous system I had purchased new had no issues until a lightning strike

So far, 30% of the cameras in this system have been a problem. Support takes forever and there's three hours of tech support phone-time that I will never get back. When the cameras work, they have a great view - but getting them to work is a problem