Ultra Wide-Angle 5MP Wired Outdoor PoE IP Cameras for Home Security Outdoor Camera System Video Surveillance

I installed this system at home and it works really well. The video quality is clear, even at night, and the wide-angle view covers a large area so I didn’t need extra cameras. Setup was pretty straightforward, especially with PoE since it’s just one cable. The app is easy to use and I can check everything remotely without issues. Overall feels reliable and worth the money. Would recommend for home security.

After searching extensively for a reliable security system for my business, I finally found the perfect solution with the OOSSXX 2.7K/5MP Security Camera System. As someone who needs constant surveillance coverage, I can confidently say this system exceeds all expectations. The 5.0MP cameras deliver exceptionally clear video quality both day and night. I'm particularly impressed with the night vision capability - the three infrared array LEDs provide crystal clear footage up to 65ft away, giving me peace of mind even during the darkest hours when my business is closed. Weather is never a concern with these cameras. The IP67 waterproof rating isn't just marketing - these metal cameras have withstood heavy rainstorms without any issues. I've installed them both inside and outside my business, and they perform flawlessly in all conditions. Storage capacity is outstanding with the included 2TB hard drive. I'm able to store a full 60 days of video and audio footage, which is crucial for my business security needs. Not having to purchase a separate hard drive saved me both money and setup time. The AI Human Detection feature is a game-changer. Before switching to OOSSXX, my previous system would constantly send false alerts triggered by leaves blowing or animals passing by (yep we get leaves and the ocassional animal wandering around at night. Now, I only receive notifications when actual people are detected, reducing unnecessary stress from false alarms by about 99%. What I appreciate most is the flexibility to monitor my business from anywhere. Using the free Honestview app, I seamlessly switch between viewing the feed on my phone while on the go, my desktop monitor at work, and my home computer. The interface is intuitive, and there are NO monthly subscription fees - a significant cost savings compared to other systems. Installation was straightforward, and the customer support has been responsive on the few occasions I've needed assistance. For any business owner serious about security without breaking the bank, the OOSSXX Security Camera System is absolutely worth the investment. The peace of mind it provides is truly priceless.

I was pleasantly surprised by the value on this system. I didn't expect much but so far, the system was easy to install, configure, and navigate. The instructions that come with the system aren't great (language barrier), but simple Google searches and a little intuition provide the information needed. The software on the DVR is extremely basic, but it's really no different than any other security system I've encountered. Physically, the cameras have solid metal housing and seem very sturdy. I wish the provided Ethernet cables were a little longer than 60', but I installed couplers/extensions on the lines that were short and had no issues. I love that it's a POE system and I only had to run one wire to each camera. The videos are extremely crisp and clear and everyone that I've shown the footage to has agreed as well. I imagine it would look even better on a 4k device versus a computer monitor or phone, although these still look great. Based on my recording settings (constant time recording), I generate about 1.8GB of video per hour on each camera. This will probably fill up the 2TB hard drive in about a week and a half but the system is expandable up to a 6TB hard drive, which I will probably do in time. The motion detection seems to be very sensitive. I have the sensitivity set on the lowest setting and it still alarms when trees blow in the wind or when bugs fly at night (I do understand that this is a typical problem with IR cameras). I believe that I may have some settings incorrect so I'm not ready to fault the system yet, but I will have to continue to play with the software. One small complaint is that, when viewing the stream from the Android app (also very simple interface), you have to manually tell it to switch to an HD preview. Nothing wrong with it, but it's a little annoying. Motion notifications seem to be immediate and it's easy to review footage directly from your phone. Overall, I'd definitely recommend this system for someone looking for a great value system at a reasonable cost.

I bought this because we had a car stolen a few days ago. The police found it the same day it was stolen. The quality is good and it was pretty easy to set up. Didn't even need the instructions. The the problem is the waterproof caps were not attached to the ethernet cables like they are supposed to and unfortunately I didn't realize this until all the cables were run. They did have the waterproof caps packed separately, but can not go on the cables unless I cut the end of the ethernet cable off, put the cap on and then rewire the ethernet connector. I ended up just using electrical tape. Luckily the connections are not where rain is going to hit them directly. I called the company to see how I can get the waterproof covers on over the cable. The lady I spoke to had an english understanding issue. She asked me to send pictures. So I did. They after a very dumb email session they suggested I do the repair work on the cable (Splice it and reconnect the ethernet cable) or take it all down to return it for a replacement cable. That's just too much extra work. Hopefully it will last with the electrical tape for the next 4 years.

This Wired security camera system offer a robust and reliable solution for home security. With high-definition video quality, night vision capabilities, and advanced motion detection, these systems provide peace of mind like no other. One of the biggest advantages of wired systems is their stability. Unlike wireless systems, they are not susceptible to interference or signal loss, ensuring consistent performance. The ability to customize recording schedules and receive instant alerts to your smartphone further enhances security. The installation process, while slightly more involved than wireless systems, is generally straightforward, especially for tech-savvy individuals. The added benefit of local storage eliminates the need for monthly subscription fees, making it a cost-effective long-term solution. Whether you're looking to protect your home or business, a wired security camera system is an excellent investment. With its reliability, flexibility, and advanced features, it's a top choice for anyone seeking top-notch security.

Being my first surveillance system, I wasn't sure how hard it would be to set one up. I am a technical person and while I have never completed a wiring run or run wires through walls, I can say this is the hardest part about the setup. Once you get through this step, the rest of the setup is easy. I have done much research and through my research, I have always found experts and in general, people who own a camera system, say it is better to have a wired system vs wireless. While I will not talk about all the benefits, a few are not worrying about batteries, wireless security, and it affecting your network performance. After running the cables to the this DVR, their setup was very easy and simple. Although a few of their menus to navigate around the different settings looks complicated (they have lots of features), they take you step by step to configure your cameras the way you would like. Out of all the features my favorites are being able to select which areas of the camera you would like for the camera to ignore motion and for the cameras to actually be a deterrent system. For example, if you setup a camera for your front door to record when there is motion, you can set it to ignore any motion from cars passing by (a very nice addition). Being a 4k surveillance system the picture is fantastic. The cameras are rated for 30 feet of night vision and I can certainly say they can reach that while still having clear picture. After 30 feet, it starts to get grainy but depending on how you setup your cameras another camera can compensate for that area. Overall, I can definitely recommend this system to anyone looking to setup a surveillance system for the first time or if you already have one. Setup is easy, picture is great, and can even deter a thief with a siren if it ever comes to it!

I needed some cameras to provide extra security for my farm in a rural area. I'm off grid and using solar power so I have to be conscious of my power budget and everything I use needs to be efficient on power usage, especially something like the cameras that need to be on 24/7 even when the sun is down. I went with the 5MP 8ch POE NVR system which made setup easy since each camera only needs one wire to hookup to the base unit and the base only takes up one power outlet which was important to me since I'm using an inverter connected to a battery bank and it doesn't have a lot of outlets. The base unit sits in a shed where it is exposed to temperature and humidity fluctuations as the seasons change and it is still going strong. I tried more expensive brands like reolink, the picture quality wasn't noticeably better, but what I did notice was that they drained my batteries very quickly and couldn't even make it through one night. The OOSSXX cameras have been running nonstop for almost a year now even through the winter when the sun doesn't shine as brightly and they are very efficient which means I have left over power in my battery bank to run other devices. I tried contacting reolink customer service multiple times about the power drain problem but they took a long time to respond and couldn't answer all my questions. I've only had to contact OOSSXX customer service once since they are running so smoothly but when I did have to contact them they responded promptly and were even more helpful than I expected! If you are like me an need maximum energy efficiency for off grid use these are the best cameras to get. Even if you live in the city where power is plentiful you should get these cameras if you care about the environment and keeping your carbon footprint low.

This system... I have no idea how it's gotten such good reviews. These are garbage! Ip cameras with no browser interface... so you can't put the camera's IP address in a web browser to go in and modify any of it's settings. There aren't any. There's no access to the camera itself. And that means, you can't modify the password which there isn't any. The default is 'admin' for the user id and there is no password and you can't add a password because there's no access to the camera to change it/change settings. The NVR will modify the IP address, but it won't modify the password. It comes with 4 cameras... I was *attempting* to add 4 other cameras to it as well. If something isn't just perfect, the NVR resets itself... and it's done it on me at least 100 times. The NVR resets itself if a camera is set to more than 25fps, or if the video is too big (more than 2048px)... or even if it gets a failed connection with a camera. It's insane! Like other NVR's, this one has the ability to upload to a cloud (P2P)... it will upload to EseeCloud to use in their app for viewing video. The NVR has a switch that will enable or disable videos from being sent to EseeCloud. The switch doesn't work. Considering this thing is such garbage, all I'm using it for is to record video... I don't trust it for anything else so I don't want to use an app to view the video; I'll do that at my PC when needed. Even with the switch (P2P) turned off on the NVR, it still sends video. Using my router, I disconnected the NVR from the internet so EseeCloud isn't getting my video. In short, there are a lot of bugs in the programming of this piece of junk NVR. The IP cams have no web interface that you can enter an IP address into a browser to change the IP cam's settings or watch its video. The cameras don't/won't use a password. It's shady turning off P2P on the NVR yet it still sends videos... leaves me to wonder, who? I bought this in 2021 to do a job which didn't go through, so I've been stuck with it. Actually kind of glad now that it didn't go through, because I wouldn't have wanted to leave this with a customer... because it's garbage! It does seem to do okay with recording video from 4 not-so-important cameras, fortunately.

Easy set up, very clear footage