Wireless Infrared Motion Night Vision Network Color Camera w/Pan & Tilt Control, Microphone

I returned it after it refused to maintain a wireless connection! The setup is very easy, though the instructions are useless! I set the camera up with the Ethernet cable that it requires, but when I went to start it up in Wireless mode, it would lose signal and require a new install with the Ethernet cable. If you don't mind having it plugged in 24/7, this is a great camera for the price. If you are looking for a wireless camera, move on to the next search result.

Really not a tech guy, had issues with setup and is jerky when panning, but should expect that. Does have some pretty good range.

Edit: Changed from 1 to 3 stars after vender reply.Pros: cheap and better quality camera picture than some of the others in the same price range.Cons: I tried a lot of things, and the wireless just would not work work. It will scan the network - see the wireless networks, but when i try and switch it to wireless only, it just never shows up on the wireless. works flawless via Ethernet however - but i bought a "wireless" camera.I will note that the Vendor replied to me in regards to this..."For wireless settings,the channel should be 6,and for wireless security,the encyption mode and authenicate mode should be fixed-single mode(the mode camera can support,such as WPA but not WPA/WPA2),and password should be fixed.(the settings must be confirmed)After router settings,access camera web setting page,search wifi then input password,then press set button,then camera restarts,for F series unplug cable when camera is restarting;for H series unplug both power and cable when camera is restarting then reconnect power."Now, with no security - on channel 6, i have it working. The quality is decent over wireless. Bumping my review, but i can't say it's perfect.

The camera is a good value for the money. The instruction are a bit limited for a novice but with diligence it can be set up. Colors aren't very bright almost looks like infrared is always on making picture a bit washed out. All said it works and it was affordable. I bought 2.All in all a fair deal

I went through quite a few steps trying to get this camera to function correctly and ended up not being able to at the very end. Here's a list of the issues I ran into.1. The manual describes a management software program that is supposed to be installed from the provided cd. The program did not exist on the cd so after emailing the seller I received a link to be able to download the program and the download worked.2. The manual stated I would have a registration code either on the cd itself or at the end of the manual for the management software program. Wasn't in either location so another email to the seller got me a response with a registration code.3. Wireless connection would not work and I am quite familiar with getting devices connected to my wireless network. After trying many things I realized that the MAC address supplied by the camera was not the same for both the lan connection and the wireless connection. Since I have my wireless locked down to only allowing the MAC addresses that I specify this was a significant issue and the seller was unable to provide me details on how to determine the actual wireless MAC address of the camera.4. Returned the camera and am currently waiting for a refund.As far as the camera functionality (when connected to the lan) it had a decent picture and a substantial range of motion. If I was planning on having this as an internal camera connected to the network I would have been willing to keep it for that function once I received all the software necessary to run it properly.

The camera worked great at first but stopped in a couple of days. Now I can't use it wirelessly or access it over the network. Resetting and reinstalling would not fix the problem. The instructions are not very helpful and I contacted the company for help and they did not respond. Spend another $20 and get a camera from someone who actually offers support for their product.

5 stars because it's just what I expected: A cheap 320x240 pan/tilt wireless camera. It helps me keep an eye on things when I'm out & about, definitely worth the $45.The video quality is as rough as you see in the reviews-enough to see what's going on, but not enough to read test or identify a face.For the people having configuration troubles: you setup the camera on a wired connection, then move it to a wireless network. Easy-peasy-lemon-squeezy.

I was extremely disappointed when I received my shipment, as this was obviously not the camera I ordered.What I received was in totally different packaging (see the photo I uploaded) and the camera's housing was made with a much cheaper process (see the side-by-side comparison photo I uploaded).I figured, maybe they're the same on the inside... NOPE.This camera is much lower quality than the one they advertize. The picture is much grainier and fuzzier, the color saturation at medium light levels is absolutely horrible, and the automatic IR illumination has very few stages... it's essentially either on or off (unlike the real Apexis, which has an impressive progressive illumination). You can clearly see all of this from the two screenshots I uploaded, one from a real Apexis (bought via Amazon from another vendor), the other from this EasyN device.The sad part is, not only is it a different brand, the part number is nothing remotely close to what they list on the product page, it's FS-613A-M136, not APM-J011-WS.Edit: There was only one good thing I can say about this transaction, Amazon's (Prime) shipping was incredibly fast... I received it on Saturday and didn't expect it until Monday.