EZVIZ X5C / ezNVR - Wireless WIFI NVR with Included 1TB HDD, 8 Channels, Motion Detection Zones, 24/7 Recording, ONVIF Compliant

I tried using this NVR to store video feeds from 4 security cameras.It was fairly easy to set up and I got it up and running quickly.However, the range of the wireless was a problem and 2 of my cameras kept dropping.My cameras are spaced pretty far apart but I think that would be the case with most average size home applications.If you have cameras that have any distance from the NVR this will be a problem.I ended up returning the unit and got my money back. The return process was very good.

Could not connect to cameras. Support to long time to communicate.

Product is not up to date. Very slow and out date.

This was one of the most frustrating purchases I ever made. The NVR unit has poor design and functionality. Original specs said it could communicate with the cameras at 300 ft. They seem to of revised specs to 100 ft, although I had connection problems within 30 ft. I added wifi relay modules as suggested by their support to no avail. A camera would just drop offline and you couldn't recover them if you were out of town.Their support had very limited knowledge of the product and gave inaccurate information and tried to push blame elsewhere (I am an IT professional) when they didn't know the answers. They suggested I hard-wire the camera (silly for a wireless system, but I pursued that path. At their suggestion, I purchased a PoE switch (since the device won't push power (bad design) only to find out it required PoE injectors as a switch was not supported (again, crazy design as it breaks basic router design).All in all, I probably spent a bunch of money beyond this, and invested probably close to 50 hours wiring and getting a working system.  Purchased, wifi extenders, PoE switch, PoE injectors, cables and conduit.   I am not using the NVR system at all and have the cameras connecting directly to my existing wifi.The cameras themselves seem to be pretty good, but if they require a reset, it means climbing on ladders, reconnecting to original power supplies and dealing with tiny screws while dangling in the air. I had one camera that died (would not reset) and their RMA process took at least three weeks (despite their support telling me a few days).The app is OK, but limited.   Finding motion areas are easy to see, but difficult to access.  It lacks a speed replay to quickly see days worth of activity.After plenty of written complaints, I was finally connected with a senior tech that had knowledge of the product, but even with that, it required him to go back to engineering to resolve some issues. At one point they insisted that Xfinity was blocking ports that the camera needed, and after spending two hours with Xfinity and their Tier 3 techs, the issue was found to be the Ezviz device.This was probably the most frustrating electronic device I ever purchased. In retrospect, I should have returned and moved on, but I was trying to secure my home for being gone for several months and only was able to do so with limited success.

easy to setup and install.. take about 20 minutos to have all set up.

Es un producto muy versatil y facil de operar, las camaras se descubren facilmente en la red LAN. El menu en general es muy basico y la visualizacion es aceptable. Por su precio y funcionalidad es una buena opcion.

Very easy setup,works with any smart tv happy buyer