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I bought one ip camera a few weeks ago, paced it at the top of my bookshelf, i can get an over view throught my iphone, very simple and easy to use, just like the sale person said to me, support it,thank you.
I have two of these and am buying a third. Easy to install, setup, and integrate together. I view the cameras from several locations using PCs and Laptop. I use DOID phones and never have had a problem. My friends are totally impressed. Worth the small effort to set up.
They have everything necessary for home and office security. No need to shop around or go to a sign shop to have things printed. Good quality products. Our small business is much more secure now. Thanks.
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