Ubiquiti Unifi Bullet Camera | UVC-G3-Bullet

These cameras are super easy to configure, they work like a champ and packaging is excellent.

Really like this camera. Good quality, great mounting hardware. If you’re on the fence and you have the Ubiquiti POE Switch, trust me these cameras are worth their price tag

Disclaimer: I have a whole home unifi set up, with cloud key 2+, USG, and layer 3 switches. When I plugged the camera into my network, the unifi protect ui found it and adopted it quick and easy. From the protect GUI I was able to set up motion detection areas and privacy areas, as well as image quality tweaks. The unifi protect app for android works seemlessly with the whole system. From my phone, I can change settings just as I could from the web GUI. You can set up RTSP to be able to view the feed from other software as well.

Great camera. As long as night vision isn't a priority...

I started using Ubiquiti cameras several years back through several iterations up to the latest models in quantity with no issues. They are run in several installations on either Ubiquiti's NVRs, or Ubiqiti NVR software on Windows or Ubuntu. No issues, except that the older version NVR is a low end Linux micro PC, which means, the cooling fan will die after 2 years. That's expected, especially in dusty environments. When running the NVR software on your own hardware, you can better control the quality of the hardware. I reuse older desktop workstations. Since the system requirements are rather low for up to 6 cameras, an Intel i5 w. 8GB of RAM is plenty. I even managed to run a camera over a VPN - you just have to know your ports to get that to work. Inside an internal network, setup and remote access is easy. I can recommend Unifi Video without reservations.

Installed in a barn where temperatures can vary a lot, and with a decent amount of dust/hay at times. Has been working great for over a month now. I use it with the Unifi Controller that is equipped with local storage to record video. Night vision works surprisingly well, though the IR illuminated area is narrower than the camera's field of view.

Great camera. Wish it had compatibility with HomeKit. Great platform that is always improving and adding features. Easy to install. I recommend powering it with a UniFi switch.

I like this camera. I plan on buying more. I took an older computer and set it up to be the NVR with ubuntu. I went to the ubiquiti forums and found all the help I needed.

Super camera et système de surveillance par contre elles sont moins cher sur le site Unifi (constructeur)

For the price i would like better night and zoom but hey it is beautifully built and the app is good no subscriptions UnfiFi just keep getting better and better just need to be a little cheaper now.

Betreibe die Kamera über einen UDM Pro der mittels Festplatte das Bildmaterial aufzeichnet. Das HD Bild produziert zirka 36Gb Festplattenspeicher pro Tag. Stromverbrauch mit POE um die 3,38w zumindest bei mir 8). Nachtaufnahmen sind durch das Infrarot gut, aber Bewegungen sind ganz so nicht flüssig. Der Ton ist erstaunlich gut.

Really an excellent PoE camera, I picked up a couple of these and liked them so much I got some extras later on! They are extremely easy to set up and pair with a CloudKey Gen2, had them up and running in seconds! They have IR night vision capabilities and work all year round, even through rain, snow, sun and wind. We are automatically notified anytime a parcel is delivered and even captured a thief stealing items from our neighbours garage which lead to an arrest! These cameras are invaluable in their many applications and work very well for their price. The Unifi protect mobile app and web interface could be better, but they get the job done. All in all, strongly recommended!

There's a but. You'll need a Ubiquity cloudkey/dream machine, HD storage and PoE to use it. Assuming you have those, a robust outdoor camera, good image, 1080p. Good movement detection, if set right ignores birds and rabbits. Easy to record or push stream to phone or stream output.