Trendnet TV-IP110W

Teknisk set er det vel hvad vi må betragte som et standard produkt. 640x480 pixels opløsning er ikke overvældende men ok til hjemmebrug i de fleste tilfælde

Visually it looks good. External detachable antenna if you need to upgrade it. Good range, I have it running through several walls and a garage and no lag. A good deal for the price

No night vision or wireless N, but I knew this before I bought it

40, does what you paid for ; Wireless works, no drops/reboots, stable. Remote access via TRENDnet web app works, but slow (given you'll be using an external app anyway)

Didn't even bother on bundled software, using webcamXP with motion detecting - set up to sends email alerts, records video locally and upload stills to my smartphone. Continuing experimenting/testing on what software/cam can do

Decent camera when you catch it on sale for $60 or less. 640x480 resolution with 30 fps. Works with Zoneminder. It's been on 24 hrs for almost 3 weeks and has not crashed under 64-bit WEP (although 64-bit WEP is not the best security, my old Netgear...

Poor picture quality with any lighting dimmer than bright sunlight. Could not switch to lower resolutions with Zoneminder. Default IP address is 192.168.10.30. If the camera's hardware or software was able to detect or let me enter my home router's...

I was able to setup a ProFTPD server and have the camera upload video to it while wired. Did not require any software besides what was built-in to the camera to do so. Picture quality is ok for the price

Wireless was very unreliable and was unable to stay connected to my wireless access point. I tried using a slower WRT54G instead of my D-Link DIR-825, tried WEP/WPA/WPA2 and both AES/TKIP. Nothing worked. I eventually used the wired port, which worked...

It has potential

Locks up during setup constantly ; Reset button doesn't reset it ; I've spent hours trying to make this work ; Doesn't support secure email authentication

One of the cheapest wireless cameras

Terrible range-one wall and about 15 feet max (three times worse than the worst laptop I own) ; Poor quality picture ; Manual focus is finicky ; Drops frames, locks up

This camera was in my price range. It requires little attention once that it is set up. I scrapped the monitiring software that came with it and used the free Vitamin D software that does a much better job of motion sensing recording. You can still...

Bundled recording software is cumberson to use

It has motion detection

The camera constantly locks up. I have a wired camera, TV-IP110, and it locks up too

Inexpensive. Image quality is on par with your average cheap wired USB webcam

Everything else is a con. The wireless connection was lost after 20 minutes on the first run, and then never stayed connected more than a few seconds after that without a reboot. I bought five of these TV-IP110W for a linux based home surveillance...