Agasio A502W Wireless IP Camera with IR-Cut Off Filter 3.6mm lens 90Degree Viewing Angle, Black

I have seven of these cameras and only one works without problem.Of the six others, the I.R. cut filters don't function at all while the infrared doesn't function on one camera so it has no night vision.I used their web form for support and haven't received a response.In the past they responded to a problem I had with my first camera but I'm disappointed in the quality control on these last six cameras as well as no response to my request to their support department.I am in the queue for phone support now and have been for the past forty minutes, hopefully once they answer they will be able to RMA the six malfunctioning cameras.When the cameras work they seem to be a good value but the odds most certainly haven't been in my favor when you consider the number I have purchased and had only a single camera without problems. Hopefully your experience will be different.UPDATE: I finally dismantled one of the six problem cameras too see why the I.R. cut filter mysteriously doesn't work on ANY the six newest cameras I purchased. Despite the description, the invoice and the labeling on the box stating that the cameras include the I.R. cut filter, these cameras are actually MISSING the I.R. cut filter altogether. That is deceptive and since they were not all purchased on the same invoice or from the same seller I would have to assume that this is something that the factory did rather than a seller, boxed the cheaper camera and sold it as the one with the filter.Because of this I'm dropping my review to one star.I emailed the company and I'll update the review depending on their response to the issue (assuming they respond).LATEST UPDATE: After many email exchanges and a couple phone calls with Foscam they did agree to replace the six A502W cameras that have the IR cut filter problem with the Foscam FI8910W. All six of the Foscam models work absolutely perfectly! I'm so impressed with them that I'm going to buy 3 more of them.IMPORTANT!: Foscam told me that if you don't buy the cameras directly from THEIR site there was no warranty. I'm not sure how this will work with Amazon but their representative said it and I looked at their site which states the same thing.This bothers me because you should be able to buy them anywhere but since they rectified my problem and all my cameras were purchased on Amazon I can't complain.

Great Camera for the money, at this price point the Camera is a fantastic value. Image quality was good on my unit. Camera initially made a popping noise and had to be manually adjusted in order for the gears to be able to move it around. I suspect this was a shipping issue so no points docked. Initially the Camera is set to a lower resolution, you will want to crank it up to its max value of 640X480. 90 Degree viewing angle is nice. Motion is smooth, I'm using Blue Iris to control and monitor. Replaced a junk camera from E-bay that lasted just a couple years. I used an IP Scanner to locate on the network and did not need any special software, just open browser pop in IP address, program new admin account and set resolution to 640X480, if you don't have an NVR application or appliance then the camera does have a number of controls to send alerts. Personally I prefer to do all my settings from BI setup schedules and have the ability to arm and disarm the system from my phone. Great application to work with any good camera. I like the look of the camera and it includes mounting hardware as well as power supply and installation disk.This Camera also supports installing additional lenses which is great if you need to put in a fish eye or other type of lens. The stock 90 degree will work for most normal applications.

I bought this camera to go with a Wansview that is keeping an eye on my car parked in the driveway. Picked this one because of the "IR Cut" filter and the "Auto Iris". Both features work OK when they're working. The included software let me set it up and get it working on WiFi and I even got it to work with ZoneMinder, a linux only program for running these cameras.The problem with this camera is that it only works for an hour or two and then needs to be reset by cutting power to the camera. This makes it useless.Update 4/2/2013:I left the camera connected to power even though it wasn't working. After about a week it "woke up" and started sending emails when it sensed motion. After a few days it went back to sleep. I left it alone and lo and behold after another week or ten days it woke up again. It seems to be working OK right now - we'll see how long it lasts this time. It is still hit or miss on making adjustments with the included software and I haven't had the time or interest to dig deeper into ZoneMinder setup. For now it is doing an adequate job of capturing stills when the motion detector is tripped and that's all I wanted it for in the first place.Update 5/17/013:The camera worked for several weeks but now is dead again - it quit a few days ago and hasn't come back to life this time - maybe it's finally truly dead this time. I'll leave it plugged in for a few more days anyway - see what happens.Meantime, my Wansview continues to chug along. I'll probably just get another one of those - the washed out colors aren't a big deal on a surveillance camera anyway.