I had to make very bad experiences with this camera! First it doesn't follow the object detected, but moves to the oposite way. Second no issues to connect to tp-Link, Fritzbox, or such WiFi devices. But no chance to connect to ubifi thus reliable semi professional material. Third no support in German language within Switzerland. And finally support had to create a ticket to transfer my request to more competent office.

That's a solid deal breaker for me. I usually build my own CCTV cameras these days, no one makes anything worth buying and if they do it's at such an absurd price (I'm talking 10-50x what it'd cost me to make myself). Running off PCB's, bits and pieces, a few good CMOS sensors salvaged from 'broken' DSLR's and you could put together something solid for cheap. These days sadly it's more economic to MAKE things. Whether it's tools, hammers, wrenches, whether it's drop casting, or more complex builds. If you calculate the price by hours and materials anything that isn't Chineseium garbage is so overpriced it really is more sensible to make it yourself. Upside is it's teaching us to not rely on society at large anymore.

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today again i contacted the support and again nothing that would help to solve the issues!