Interwebz (TVI CVI AHD Analog) Mini Dome Camera 1080p Security Camera Weatherproof MicroDome 2MP 4 in 1 Hybrid 3.6mm Infrared Night Vision CCTV Video Surveillance HD Over Coax

It doesn't work unless you have a NSTC system and it's not in the description that this is the case. Plus it doesn't tell you that the lens is 3.8mm until you open the box and see this information. This will not work in AU or UK or JP so don't bother buying this rubbish. Not happy with the purchase or the delivery. Tracking stopped and I couldn't track it's whereabouts then get a notification from Amazon saying that if your items are not delivered in the next two days come back here for a refund. When they did arrive I sent them straight back after I tested the camera to my Pal system that didn't work. So i don't recommend buying this camera

I have 16 channels HD TVI DVR. I use 10 outside cameras; ETVI801R24, KEZ-C2TR4IRW, SAB-TVIDF and also CM1922T covert cameras for inside.All of them are 1080p and 3.6mm (3.7mm Pinhole Lens in CM1922T)Not all cameras have the same picture quality. Some of them are a little fuzzy on left side, some are sharp from left to right. CM1922T are not as good as dome cameras, but good for installation inside of home. Invisible.When I found Interwebz camera, so small - I purchased one to test it.I was amazed by picture quality. The best picture of all 11 dome cameras. Sharpness, color - the best of all. No problem with installation, neither with Allen wrench like some of other buyers reported. I need more cameras like this, but I like to get it in black or dark gray.Reading some so, so opinions of other buyers, instead of three more cameras, I purchase only one just to test another one.Second one wasn't as perfect as the first one. Not as sharp as the first one, just like my old, worst dome cameras, a little blurry. Not as bad to return it but not perfect. Installation wasn't easy either. Allen wrench is smaller, so I couldn't loose screws. Hopefully I have wrench from first one and this one works perfectly.Did Amazon send me older model second time or they are differ from unit to unit? I like to believe that newer are better.I will check. If Interwebz doesn't make them in black - i will get two more anyway, in white.After installation I went to setup and improved picture quality significantly. I like these cameras a lot.BTW, I confirm clicking when changing from day to night, but it doesn't bother me. Picture is great, that's it.

This is a great camera, we install well over 600 cameras per year, this one is a great pick for a micro camera application.Pros- Small as a golf ball- Auto Find Image and Type(We installed this on a TVI DVR and it showed up just fine on the TVI image settings)- Nice quality image for being so small- IR is very impressive.- Priced Right- Nice 2.8mm Fixed Wide Angle LensCons- Need a better set screw allen-wrench.- I recommend the Bondhus 16550 1.5mm Stubby Ball End Tip Hex Key- The hole that needs to be drilled is a 3/4" to 7/8" for the cable and the in-line menu button/stick to pass through- To get the cable to pass through, you can remove the rubber cap on the menu button/stick- Because of the hole size, the plate allows for only two screws to be installed to hold the camera base in place.- The pigtail is longer than normal. It is about 3ft long- The rubber base that is inside makes the turret swivel a tight fit and may not allow the outer shell to fit correctlyThis is a solid camera and I would recommend this for a micro-cam application to anyone.

This is the second one of these we've purchased. Our first one, the night vision quit working after about 3 years, so at night, all we got was a pitch black picture. We liked the size of this unit as it's indoors and is a lot less visible than our previous cameras. AKA, wife didn't like a large dome camera in the living room. The previous unit had a white face with a lens in the middle and what i assume is the night vision sensor to the side of it. This unit has a larger black circle with the lens and the usual ring of red lights surrounding it. Hoping to get more life out of this one. Picture quality is good in both day and night modes. And it's very small. Only complaint I have about it is that there is a larger switch to change modes on the camera which requires a fairly big hole in the ceiling to get it to pass through. And there was nothing in the instructions that came with the camera about how to change the modes. Luckily, I kind of remembered from the last time that you have to hold the switch in one direction until the camera changes modes. Took me a couple of tries to get it, but it was fairly easy. Seems like they should include the instructions for setting the modes in the manual that comes along with it. Had I not have one previously, I would never have known how to accomplish this. Not a bad camera for the price though. And if you want something that's not as obvious for visitors to spot.

Pretty good camera for the size and cost. Picture quality matches the same standard as other bullet cameras in the same price range. Good camera in a tiny package.My only knocks against this camera are 3 things:1) The video type switcher on the line is quite large. So, being this is supposed to be a small, discreet camera - it makes it hard to tuck the wire into/behind anything because the switch has substantial footprint.2) Viewing angle/mobility - the way the wire comes into the mount you have limited wiggle room for the orientation of the base. Looking at how the camera is setup - I would say this is intended to be mounted inverted on a ceiling. So, just keep this in mind if you are trying to mount this camera horizontally on a wall like I did. It's just a little trickier to get the picture oriented correctly in this manner (but still very doable).3) I've only experienced this once, and it hasn't repeated since (that I've noticed) - but the first night the camera continually switched back & forth between day/night mode. I don't know if this was just due to so low light being given off by thing around the camera - but I had to switch an exterior light on to keep it in day mode to prevent the switch back and forth constantly. I don't think it's done it since.