Tennoz 5MP PoE IP Bullet Camera Outdoor, H.265 PoE IP Security Camera with 2.8mm Lens, 80ft Night Vision, 105° Wide Angle, Compatible with Third-Party NVRs and Software

Plug and play with my NVR and significantly better image quality than what came with my NVR. Better resolution and higher frame rate. I'll be ordering more of these.

I was very impressed with the quality of this camera's video. The setup was very quick and easy. It was step-by-step. Other cameras use an NVR system but require four web-based cameras. (This camera is RTSP and ONVIF compatible and works with physical NVRs.) For those who use Blue Iris software NVR, the setup is perfect. I was also impressed with the wide-screen feature, which is better than my more expensive cameras. These cameras are ideal for someone who wants to build a system over time. I give them a big thumbs up.

Excellent view and clarity. Connected to Hikvision system with ease.

It was an easy plug-&-play with my Lorex system. I haven't had it long enough to comment on the longevity.

Muy buena esta cámara,la verdad es muy útil para nuestro hogar ,creo que todos deberíamos de tenerla con nosotros por su gran importancia ,la recomiendo muchísimo

UPDATE: The camera never worked correctly, however the seller was fast to communicate and refund when I asked. I just hooked this up and it won't keep the picture. Terrible quality.

I usually wait a bit before giving reviews but this one is ready out of the gate. I wasn't expecting much for the price. First, the software you are asked to download is in Chinese. Great, but here in the United States we read English. The next issue was the default log in was wrong. My lab partner and I each bought one. The default IP was wrong and different on both cameras. Thankfully we run Enterprise routers and switches, so finding the assigned IP was fairly easy for us. The software you install won't be of any help. You can not change the user Password or Name. If I don't have the option to change the default password, it's going straight to the garbage. The video has this annoying hiccup every few seconds. I mean it's pretty bad when you're trying to pay attention to detail. Audio doesn't work in any way shape or form. I doubt there is any audio ability which means these cameras will not work for what we bought them for. Buyer be ware of the description of these. Moving on from there, the day and night picture quality are actually pretty good. I have mine plugged inside for setup purposes and the day image is a bit grainy, but over all not bad. Night vision is a bit better than the day vision, though we do have dim RED LED lights, so that might have changed outside. The build feels pretty solid. Cheap screws for mounting so IF you buy one of these, simply plan on using your own. The weather seals for the Ethernet are actually better than my Enterprise outdoor AP's. I was a bit shocked there. I wouldn't be able to use them myself because my Cat8 ends are already weather sealed. But for the average home user the included cable seal would do pretty good. The app might work for viewing from the phone, I don't know. I downloaded it but it wouldn't send me the code until long after it timed out. I did view it from the local settings but that's not how I'd want to use it, nor is it the only way it was supposed to be usable. As far as it being used in a NVR environment, I don't know. I used a custom built system built in the Home Assistant and this camera can't be seen. That isn't the manifactors fault as this needs to be built into the HA system. Over all, the picture quality is pretty good but that's as far as it goes. I have a better system used in my lab built cameras. I will probably just set this up for my youngest children to play with. I will NOT be purchasing any more of these.

Added this onto Blue Iris and got the settings adjusted so that any backyard visitor will be captured on video. Clear video, no huge issues. Seems to perform as well as some more expensive cams.