AutoGeneral Plug & Play Pan/Tilt IP/Motion Detection/Mobile View/Network Megapixel Network Internet Camera Baby Monitor Surveillance Camera w/ Two-Way Audio, IR-cut Night Vision, Built-in Microphone Support Cell Phone Remote Monitoring, Email Alert, Video Recording

The instructions are horrible. It took me over an hour to set this camera up via Wi-FiThe sound is horrible but the image quality is pretty good.To get it working I followed these steps:1) Plugin your camera to your router via Ethernet cable2) Download the app (P2P IP Cam)3) On the camera there is a user id and pass code, enter those on the app login screen.4) Once logged in, make sure you are on the LAN menu and click the little right arrow next to the camera name5) Select Setup WiFi and add your WiFi credentials6) Disconnect the ethernet cable after the camera reboots.7) Login again with the access id and code now your camera should be on WIFI.It would be great if the app can remember your camera id and pass so it doesn't ask me every time I open the app. It is so annoying to click login even after the credentials are pre-filled.The camera was clearly made in China and the instructions are in horrible English. You can't even make out the sentences...

Works well. I use it as a baby monitor for now. The only negative about this, is the camera sends data to a server in Ohio. I have no idea what its collecting or what it is being used for so please please be ware of that! My husband is a network engineer and has blocked any traffic trying to be sent from the camera.

I can normally get these cheap electronics working for what I need, but this one did not measure up to my security requirements. It took me a little while to get the camera connected to my wireless network. In the end, I could only get it connected to the wireless network by using the phone app after connecting to the camera's own wireless network. Applying the settings through the included PC app did nothing.I tried, tried, and tried, but I could not change any of the access credentials for the camera. So basically, anyone could log on to my camera from anywhere if the manufacturing company "releases" the camera IDs and factory access codes.The username and password for connecting to the IP address through the web browser is admin/admin and this also cannot be changed.I requested instructions on how to change credential information. I will modify this review if I receive any useful information. If not, I'm returning this camera since it compromises the security of my home network.*********************UPDATE************************I received instructions on how to change the remote password for the camera. Apparently you have to use the included software from the CD for the PC and click on the "lock" icon once you've connected to the camera over the WAN (not LAN). I was unable to try this because the camera stopped working over the WAN. The camera would show up as a real camera, but it would say that it's offline.I don't think it's possible to change the local password for the camera. admin/admin cannot be changed.I returned this camera.

Despite having my doubts after reading other reviews this REALLY WAS EASY TO INSTALL and setup in wifi. The iPhone app works great and the camera resolution on HD mode is excellent. My only MINOR issue is that the power cord is a little short.

Its a good camera, picture quality is good. Sometimes lose control over it and goes in circles untill i unplug it, but good for the money i guess, how do i make it wireless?

i am missing audio. There is not a device for an audio. Is it included?Other than that works great

Setup isn't hard but mic and speakers don't work half the time.I settle for the video.

Starters! And wireless doesn't work… video quality is fine and it is accessible via 4glte… if you try and connect with just 4g, no go. At home on wifi, it works. No matter what, the PTZ doesn't work smoothly. Yes, I am a tech with a great Asus ac2900 router, upgraded the firmware, and tried from both my Galaxy Note 4 and wired desktop. Same results. I will just leave the cam stationary.