Wi Fi Security Camera System

[2 MP CMOS] Great price on a solid security camera. I am very happy with my Lorex - Indoor 1080p Wi-Fi Network Security Camera. The product comes with everything you need in the box and the on-line setup and app worked first time out! I was able to register the device, do a firmware update and connect to my Wi-Fi without any issues. I was able to go from box to fully functioning in about 15 minutes! The device offers high definition, wide-angle video that you can view in real time in the app AND record to an internal (provided) memory card that is expandable. This is great because it means you don't have to buy an expensive monitoring service in order to use the camera. The body is made out of high impact plastic and can be mounted in a variety of ways. All of the hardware you need for that is included. You also get two vinyl stickers for your windows to warn the bad guys that you have video surveillance deployed. You should be aware of a couple of things - the provided power cable is generous but still limits how far you can place the camera from an outlet. Also, if you enable the motion auto-detect capability the app can flood your phone with notifications if anything moves. This can be easily disabled but be aware that the default is to have it on. Overall the folks at Lorex have created a very good security solution at an excellent price.

[1 User] this camera system is very convenient and easy to set up and use along with the Wi-Fi smart plugs i recommended to my friend at and he bought both plugs and camera and loves it

[1 x 100M RJ45] This system replaces a Lorex 1080 wireless camera set up… the increase wi~fi distance alone is worth the replacing the old unit. A plus is a big improvement of how clear the display. Set up is a lot better then before.

[10] Very fast for uploading photos from camera to computer via Wi-Fi.

[Mesh] I like them very much! I am clocked in Wi-Fi goodness lol!!!

[1 GB] This is my second MR2200AC, along with RT2600AC. These mesh routers are rock solid - the speed is great and they never go down! For what it's worth, I have both of my mesh routers connected to the network with a wire. My experience may be different if I extended wirelessly. Setup was super easy - I connected it (with a wire), quickly found it in Synology RSM, and the system handled all of the updating and configuring automatically. I'm not quite ready to invest in Wi-Fi 6 yet (I'll probably skip 6 and wait for 7). For the Wi-Fi 5 (AC) generation, this system is excellent!

[5.3] Since this device is so new, the device driver for Wi-Fi and Ethernet is not in the installation software for the operating system. You must connect an external USB Wi-Fi so that it can download the device driver from the internet. Other than this hiccup, everything works fine. I bought three.

[512 MB] XT9 2-Pack- I purchased this mesh system to replace an aging Wi-Fi 5 router (another brand). It was servicing a 2 story 3,000sq ft home, but had some dead spots. The new system is spectacular. Not only is the connection and performance stellar, but the monitoring and management features are a huge bonus. I am using wireless backhaul and have no complaints. Set up was fast and easy using the Asus Router App. I have the XT8 system at another property. Its also very good, but doesn't have tri-band capability with wireless backhaul. Asus has really refined the firmware on both systems. I hadn't owned an Asus routers for many years, and was very impressed with the layout, ease of navigation and configurability. Its packed with features. VPN, DDNS, performance and packet monitoring, QoS, parental controls, etc. Its got just about everything a beginner or enthusiast might want in a consumer networking product. What's better, its easily expandable. Feature wise, everything just works! I can be in the front yard, back yard, upstairs or downstairs and still get the same level of bandwidth and performance. All of our Wi-Fi 5 devices perform better and the few Wi-Fi 6 devices love the extra bandwidth too. We all want solutions that work, and the XT9 does that. Its set and forget. Set up took about 6 minutes. I then spent an hour setting static IP's for my NAS devices, printers, etc and haven't had to lift a finger since. That's beautiful. Everyone in the house is happy. Playing Xbox, streaming HD, video conferencing, Wi-Fi calling, printing and this system doesn't miss a beat. I should have done this a lot sooner. Very affordable and excellent performance.

[512 MB] This is the best wi-fi system I've owned over many years. The coverage is excellent with no signal drop out from one end of the house to the other. Granted, the house isn't huge, but nothing I've owned has ever done as well - not even close! Setup was much easier than I expected; but, be aware, this is a powerful and complex system, and the administration tools involve a fairly complex menu structure which will take some time to learn. That seems to be true of anything that is this capable. None the less, the setup routine involves an app for a phone or tablet and had the system up and running fairly quickly. My desire was to get the router off my desk and above electronic equipment that might block/degrade the wi-fi signals. To that end I found a wall mount on Amazon (as pictured) that has proven to be an excellent solution. By adding in-wall cable management grommets, one behind the router and another below my desk, the cables are now routed inside the wall and leave a clean, neat appearance for the entire installation. Recommended.

[≤51 W] Upgraded to this from the 1st generation Google Wi-Fi system. The set up process for the new system couldn't be simpler, and I was able to replace 4 Google Wi-Fi devices with 2 TP-Link Deco devices. Just get it, you'll love it.