Wansview Security Camera Indoor, 360 Degree WiFi Home Security Cameras for Pet/Dog/Nanny, 2 Way Audio Night Vision, Works with Alexa, with TF Card Slot and Cloud, 2.4Ghz, Q5 (Black, 3MP)

I've bought 6 of these in the past 5 years. One of them failed after about a year, but that may have been the result of rough handling by a toddler.They make great, reliable baby and kid monitors. I can see clearly in the dark, talk to my kids through the camera, and keep an eye on multiple feeds at once. We have cameras in each of the kids' main play areas, so I can check on them without disturbing their play.I downloaded the app on an old phone so that babysitters can use the monitors through our wifi, but usually just use my phone. My husband and I can both access the app from our phones, whether we're at home or not, which is convenient and brings us peace of mind.I haven't used them for the security features, so I can't attest to those.

Good Cheap camera, only connection is wifi, there is no ethernet port. I finally got it to work with Blue Iris, here is the procedure. First, set it up using the Wansview app on your phone using wifi. Once you get a picture, go to settings for the camera, click on "Local application" and set ONVIF to on. Change the port to 8999 from 8899 (or what ever port it is set on). Hit save. Go back to RTSP and click on it. Down below, click on the copy icon for the 2K URL address, go to your email program and email it to yourself on the PC where the Blue Iris control panel is located. You will need this address to set up Blue Iris. Open Blue Iris on your desktop, click on the plus (+) sign on the top right to add a camera. Name the camera, hit ok and the Network IP camera configuration screen will come up. At the top left, change "http://" to "rtsp://" using the drop down menu. Now, enter the url address that you copied from your phone into the blank space to the right of "rtsp://". Make sure that only the address is copied, not "rtsp://" (you already chose "rtsp://" in the field to the left). Make sure that the Media/video/RTSP port is 554 and the Discovery/ONVIF port is 8999 (which matches the ONVIF port selection on your phone App.) Now, don't make any other changes other than to click on "Find/Inspect" on the top right of the screen. Blue iris will find the camera and fill in several fields on the page. Click Ok and Ok again and the camera should show up in Blue Iris. I don't know why these instructions aren't available somewhere, but hopefully, this will help you set it up. Otherwise, it's not a bad camera for the price.

Bought the camera and downloaded app I found on the App Store. First thing that was asked was for me to send a yearly fee (even before asking my name). I emailed wansview and Alice promptly replied that it was not the correct app. She included the correct app with instructions to delete wrong app and install the legitimate app. I did and got the camera installed and am now using it ( with no additional charges) appreciate the quick response. Camera works great!, thank you Wansview

Luego de un tiempo la cámara dejó de funcionar el sonido. Algo que me era útil para enterarme si mi gato estaba sobre el comedor o haciendo desastres. Sin embargo su imágen sigue funcionando perfectamente. Graba las 24 horas y cuando la memoria de 128gb esta llena sobre escribe los videos sin tener que eliminar los más antiguos. Su compatibilidad con mu fire tv (alexa) no es tan fluido y preciso como otras marcas.

Test your camera when you receive it. Mine burned up, smoke coming out of the unit after using it off and on for 2 days. Unfortunately it sat on the shelf for a year unopened before I got around to using it, so past the warranty period - my bad. Also for DIYers that are sensitive about having their video stream to some Chinese server: the wansview app does not start unless it is connected to the internet, but once you set it up to do RTSP it will boot and stream without an internet, you just can't change the settings with the cloud app unless you allow it internet access again.Update: Wansview support contacted me and offered a replacement camera to test even though the failed one was out of warranty since I was only able to use it for 2 days. The new camera works fine, but I did notice that to connect to the rtsp port ( or as an onvif camera) the new camera needs to be connected to the internet to log in. The older one was able to connect with just a local network connection. 5 stars for Wansview support on this one and the nice video quality for a low cost camera. For the engineers out there, I took apart the old camera to see what failed and one of the tiny voltage regulator chips was burned to a crisp. Probably just a bad part, could happen to any product.