IPW2-1080P 2.0 Mega Pixel CMOS Sensor IP Security Camera 180º Degrees

If you have an internet connection faster than 2.5GHZ, the app will not recognize the camera at all. For example, I have fiber optic internet 1000MPS and the camera app cannot find my camera. So, I used a friend's phone as a Hotspot and the camera was recognized, I then plugged my RJ45 CABLE into the port backside of camera and straight into my modem/router and I got lucky, coz it works great. The motion is fast & doesn't drag, like when I had WAVE broadband the videos were slow and they would drag when I went last to right or up to down.

I paid $6. You get what you pay for.The camera and Android app both work, but the purported desktop version does not exist.It does indeed have near-infrared night vision.Motion sensing does not appear to work, but I didn't spend much time on that.What I did spend a substantial amount of time on (FOR THE TECHNICALLY-INCLINED):This camera barely supports ONVIF.Furthermore, it has no web GUI. (It shouldn't be called a webcam.)Its RTSP stream is UDP, NOT TCP. (This is very unusual and bad if my hypothesis, that this explains its low (~5 FPS) and HIGHLY variable framerate, is correct.)It has 2 open ports: RTSP on 554 and what I assume to be an unresponsive discovery service on 5000.The stream address is NOT documented. From my brute-force efforts, I've discovered 2 addresses:/onvif1 and /onvif2 (The latter doesn't seem to work.)Lastly, frames are occasionally corrupted.

Just save your money ! I bought it because i have one that works excellent which I bought at frizz and store closed so I wanted another one the same and for whatever reason we just can’t get it to work! Going on our 4th day giving it a try!

Horrible