REVOTECH Mini Security IP Camera, HD 3MP Small Indoor Camera 3.7 mm Pinhole P2P H.265 CCTV Video Camera(I706-2 Black)

First, a little background. I do this for a living so my technical skills are beyond what most people possess. I used this camera to solve a $150 problem for $42. Not to mention the fact that the $150 route would have been an open board camera with 1/3 the resolution and 1/4 of the FOV. I added this camera to 2 enterprise level VMS systems. I used the manual provided info to find the correct rtsp stream for one, and the other auto-discovered the cam and with a little tweaking, the cam came right up. If you have a good grasp of what you are doing, you should have little issue adding this camera. Also, for the price point, I REALLY expected to pull a plastic camera out of the box. This thing is metal. Solid metal, and it seems the housing is sealed really well. 100% will be buying several more for work, and at least a couple more for home.

Camera Works with Blueiris DVR software. The URL download link provided in the manual booklet to download the software if you were to use it, does not go any place. So you will have to reach out to the seller for it. I use Blueiris for all my software / recording functions so not getting the provided software is not an issue for me. I use another software camera searching utility to find the camera and it's I.P. to log in and configure it. It seems to work for what I want it to do. Blueiris is set for continuous recording so I am not using any features of the camera.There are no infra red LEDs , it is just a mini camera with a lens. For use with blue iris, note that the ONVIF port must be set to 6688. I did not see where it could be changed in the camera software so you must change it on the Blueiris side. Also the RTSP port must also be changed on the Blueiris side to 8554. After that Blueiris is able to scan for it and finds it and sets it up.

Please note I did not try the cloud apps because my CCTV system is not connected to the internet. Web interface need to be updated since Microsoft has put Internet Explorer to end of life and Edge doesn't load everything correctlyI wasted a day and a half time playing with Wireshark, reading articles, reviews ect to try to get the correct RTSP address to work with my NVR. No luck... Side note since I spent so much time in Wireshark looking at this thing and regardless of the settings I set in the device it keeps trying to find the internet even though I tried to disable all of that in the web GUI, so I've kind of lost trust and will be using it for spare parts.

I was very surprised by how well this little camera performed. The fisheye lens allows me to get much more in the frame than a regular lens. It is perfect for use above an entrance. It lets me see anyone at the door and covers a wide background view as long as you don't mind the fisheye effect. This is a POE camera and works very well with BLUE IRIS nvr software. I would highly recommend this camera at this affordable price.

This works perfectly for my needs as a front door camera. Day and night views are in color.Great wide angle so I can see anything approaching from nearly wall to wall, left to right.I can view it on my phone and PC.I also have it connected to my Hiseeu NVR camera system, due to this camera being ONVIF, that always records to its internal 4 GB hard drive 24/7 with playback history.A well thought out small and inexpensive camera.I highly recommend this one.

Hi I am having trouble connecting this to my NVR, it says it is ONVIF compatible, but cannot configure with Exaqvision VMS. Do you have firmware update or somewhere I can get support

What a pain to setup! Here's the steps I did to get mine to work....When adding the camera, do the "scan network" first, don't try to start by adding it manually.When you do add it, it'll likely still not work. I got a "java exception" error.You need to access the camera's Admin page, but for that you need to know it's IP address on your network. Access your router (I hope you remember how to do that, because I keep forgetting) and look for a LAN/Wired device called "rtthread". That's your camera's IP address, write that down.Now go into your web browser and type in that number into the address bar. Hopefully, ask you to log in, you are "admin", there's no password yet set, and it should ask you to set one. Then you get to actually log into the camera's internal controls.In the camera's settings, go into Video&Audio and set the Codex to H265. Then go into Network, and Basic, and uncheck all of the top 5 boxes, you don't want any of that. You need the camera to try to stay at the same IP. It should say it's at the IP you wrote down. Don't worry about the other stuff.Now go into System and then User, add a Standard User account ( type in any Name and Password you want), and click OK. It should appear on your user list.Now, back in TinyCam Pro, you should have Hostname as that IP address, your ONVIF should be 6688, your Protocol should be RTSP over TCP, your RTSP should be Auto, HTTPS should be unchecked, change your login to the user name and password for that account you made on the camera.And you might need to go into the Advanced settings to make sure the ONVIF is 6688 and all of the other settings I just mentioned. Not sure why that needs to be set twice, but I couldn't get it to work until I did.Click on camera status and you should see it's data and a video preview. Best of luck!

This camera was surprisingly sturdy for what I paid for! I was really surprised on how durable it was throughout the setup process. The chords you need to connect are not too much work and definitely help you feel safer once they are set up. Overall I definitely recommend this product.