【PTZ+10CH Monitor】Hiseeu 5MP Wireless Security Camera System,10'' Monitor 10CH NVR CCTV System with 1TB HDD,4PCS 360° PTZ Outdoor,Color Night Vision,2-Way Audio,APP&PC Remote Alexa

I searched lots of different cctv systems and reviews and the Hisseu range seemed to be a good choice.So simple to set up as described just plug and play enter WiFi code and then set up to how you want it.I also bought the 30x zoom camera to go with the package of 5mp cameras.Day viewing is excellent and night vision is really good too especially if you have flood lights then the camera footage is very clear even in just infrared mode.Had few teething issues with automatic following so sent an email in and Jason clearly sent back detailed pictures and information on how to set up and now all working great.Downside is push notifications are slow to arrive to your phone sometimes up to 10 minutes.Overall this is a really great cctv system and would definitely recommend with a good price tag.Sound quality is great it picks up well as we tested this out on all cameras and can pick up from fair distance too.Camera quality is great,night time you have the option to have lights come on making full colour night vision,this system really does what it says and extremely happy with it.One last thing the wireless distance is superb as picks up one of the cameras situated in garden that's atleast 50ft away with medium strength.Would definitely buy from Hiseeu again !!

Well when it arrived I thought oh god looking at the instructions, they are complicated. Best thing to do with them is the bin. Straight up, you don’t need them, just plug the monitor in use the mode that even comes with it, set up the simple country date time etc, connect it to your wifi which was really quick, then fit cameras where you want them, and the best bit as soon as plugged in they just work! Omg this was the easiest piece of equipment that I have bought and installed and I am definitely no tech genius, once installed the cameras that come with it you could even add more on again if you want to, you can click on each of the images and zoom in if you want to the picture quality is brilliant, right click to get out of the image. It took me quite some time to work this out which was the only part that I found suddenly oh God, how do we get out of this one camera but it was as simple as that it’s only been up a day so I haven’t had the chance to see how easy and simple it is to find playbacks at certain times if he was to look for something of an incident but for CCTV monitoring to see what’s going on around a yard a garden or wherever I don’t think it gets much better for this and the value is brilliant, a friend putting a system that cost a few thousand there’s no comparison.Only down side to connect your phone it wants your credit card details!! Says it won’t take a payment but all the same!! This sadly I won’t do so can’t use my phone for them but for general surveillance, it’s a good bit of kit

EDITED 2nd MARCH 2025.I had purchased 3 of this Hiseeu CCTV sets. They all became disabled after 2 to 3 years and I am not aware of any way of getting them to work again. So I have to replace them with new CCTV sets.I purchased the 3 sets of this Hiseeu CCTVs in 2021. They worked very well for 2 years. Then, I started having problems with the system trying to force me to use the Cloud storage instead of the incorporated 3tb hard drive. Then the hard drive became disabled in all 3 sets. I replaced the hard drive in one. It worked for a while, then it failed and I started getting the message: "No TF Card found" on all 3 CCTV sets.A TF Card is a small, memory card that stores data in devices like cameras. I am not aware of any TF card installed in this CCTV set. I certainly never used a TF card in any of these 3 CCTV sets.It seems that all 3 Hiseeu CCTV sets were disabled.I am left with no choice but to replace all 3 CCTV sets.END OF EDIT 2 March 2025.So far, I am very satisfied with the Hiseeu wireless 8 channels CCTV system with 3MP+3TB HD and 12 inch intergal monitor that I fitted to my house abroad in April 2021.Surprise! Surprise! I received a proper manual with normal, readable print size and clear diagrams, which I found very useful and user friendly. You can also check the supplier's website which I also found user friendly and easy to understand.I have not been in contact with the supplier; however, I notice that they are helpful enough to answer questions placed by Amazon customers.Be aware that you get 4 cameras with the set, currently at about £300, and can add 4 more, (total 8) at additional cost of about £50 each; so the full set will cost about £500.You will have to pair the additional cameras before installation, and that is unbelievably easy to do; I have given an easy to follow, step by step guide at the end.Each camera has a microphone, so you can speak to anyone within camera range from wherever you are viewing and they can answer back. However, there can be time lag between speaking and sound delivery.My set included one 3m (10 ft) extended antenna, which I found to be necessary for one camera which had no signals with the ordinary antenna. I suggest that you also purchase additional extended antennas (cost about £7 each) for cameras wherever there are 2 or more walls between the camera and the NVR.Depending on the distance, you may want to purchase 10m (32.8ft) extension cables (cost about £10 each).Each camera needs to be plunged into an electrical socket within reach of the length of the power cable supplied or you can use an extension power cable available for purchase.The NVR incorporates a 12 inch colour monitor, although it can also be connected to a TV which I chose not to do as I prefer to put the NVR out of sight of any burglars. You can keep the monitor switched off and switch it on at anytime and this will not affect the operation of the CCTV.The NVR has its own WiFi which automatically connects wirelessly to the cameras. So no need to connect to the house Wi-Fi unless you want to view remotely. You need to see 3 or 4 lines of the 5 line signal on each camera screen in order to have an adequate signal, although 2 lines might be OK.If you want to view remotely, you need to connect either wirelessly or directly to the router to your house WiFi; an Internet cable was included with my set.Surprise! Surprise again! The NVR automatically connects wirelessly to the house WiFi, and there are no connections problems or signal problems; so I have discarded the Internet cable. I have therefore hidden the NVR in a different room from where the house WiFi is located and all signals are perfect.To view remotely, you also need to download the EseeCloud app to your phone or laptop and set up using you Cloud ID number shown at the bottom of the screen.While I am in UK, I view activities and listen to audio around my house at any time on my mobile phone or laptop. I can remotely view and record present or past activities on my mobile phone.So far, I have not had any connection problems when viewing remotely from UK. However, the EseeCloud software uses a lot of memory and I sometimes need to optimise the memory of my Samsung A50 mobile phone in order to remotely view the CCTV.However, it does not allow me to view playback of past time or record any video on my laptop; I can view only current time on my laptop.I can then attach the recorded video to an email or WhatsApp message or Facebook to make an intruder famous.The NVR has 2 USB ports. I used one for a wireless mouse and the other for a USB stick to save any recordings. However, the USB ports are located too close to each other.I tested with all eight cameras in my sitting room before I fitted all cameras externally at the front, the side and the back of the house. This CCTV set is suitable for the purpose, the basic set-up is easy and very user friendly for someone like me with very little knowledge of new technology. It is also good value and offers much compared with similar CCTV sets.Also, I think a wired CCTV is not suitable, as burglars can easily and quickly find and take the NVR with the recordings, so this wireless set is more suitable.I used a 25mm drill bit, which was just right, to drill the right sized hole in the wall in order to get the cable connection socket and the internet socket attached to the camera cable through the wall. Note that you need to drill 4 holes with a 6mm drill on the edge of the 25mm hole in order to insert the wall plug and screw the camera on to the external wall; I used a 5mm drill firstly and then a 6mm drill. If the hole for the cable is too big, you will not be able to drill the three holes outside the 25mm hole. 25mm is just right. I taped the cable on to a piece of wire and fed it through the hole. If you have cavities, ensure that the cable does not fall down into the cavity like I did with one and then learnt my lesson.If you want to connect the NVR directly into the router instead of wirelessly, there is no need to plug the NVR via the Internet cable directly into the router. It can be plugged into an TP-Link which is plugged into a socket anywhere on the electrical ring mains circuit with a corresponding TP-Link on the same ring mains circuit linked up to the router. Thus the NVR, which contains the hard disk with the recordings, can be hidden away in a different location from the router. A burglar would not want to spend too much time looking for the NVR, but if it is conspicuous you will obviously end up with no NVR and therefore no video of the burglary. I would guess that the first place a burglar would look for the NVR is in the TV cabinet, so you might as well don't bother fitting CCTV if you are going to leave the NVR in the TV cabinet.On the negative side this set does not allow X32 speed playback and I can't remember whether it allows X16 play back; so you can do the maths to see how long it will take you at normal speed or at X2, X4, X8, speeds trying to pinpoint a specific activity in the past 24 hours.The mouse supplied has a very short cable requiring the NVR to be located very close. I have therefore discarded it and I use a Microsoft wireless mobile 1850 mouse; this is the best mouse I have ever used and it costs only about £11 from Amazon.I am very happy with the quality of the video, night vision is excellent, set up is easy and it does the job.There are many positive and useful points and I think that it is excellent value and suitable. I highly recommend this HISEEU CCTV.HISEEU CCTV -How to Pair additional camera:Connect power to the camera.Connect Internet cable camera to NVR.Right click on screen - Main menu appearsLeft click VIDEO MANAGELeft click SEARCH - Preview of camera appears.Choose/Highlight camera in top box if not already highlighted.Choose/Highlight an empty channel in bottom box by left clicking on it.Left click MATCH CODE - Takes about 20 secs to match then the new camera should now be added in the chosen channel in bottom box and the top box should show "CHANNEL # ADDED SUCCESSFULLY".Pairing is completed and the new camera should now show the view area in the chosen channel on the screen.Left click EXITLeft click OK and it's done.