Zonet ZVC7611 Internet IP Camera with Motion detection

Stupid simple setup ; Static IP works great ; Perfect for internal LAN monitoring ; Great picture quality for the price ; Software is simple to use for initial setup

These cameras certainly lack some features but for the price they do everything I need them to ; PoE would be super ; Zoom would be nice ; Auto-focus ; Again, not taking any eggs off, just listing some cons

Cheap. Cute, came with CD. The CAT 5 port seems of high quality. Manual focus. You get what you pay for, sort of ; Blinking lights on the front are bright, making sure everyone knows if the camera is there, and working

Poor software, claims to work with 7, does not. Software requires a 1024x768 monitor to work(according to the manual), and no one uses that standard anymore. Worked briefly with 1920X1080 ; Camera looses IP address, and then will not reset, despite...

Great image quality for price. Easily setup

Tech support hard to get a hold of. No drivers on website. Here are the drivers and interface if you want them ; http://download.zonetusa.net/Driver/ZVC7611(W)_Admin.zip ; http://download.zonetusa.net/Driver/ZVC7611(W)_Viewer.zip

It works and usuall takes a usable picture or video

Does anyone know how to get the motion detecting e-mail to work for a regular windows using pc person

This is the best deal currently available. Add the D-Link DWL-P200 POE adapter and you have a low-cost (~$80) POE camera. I also took the advice from another review to purchase Blue Iris Software. -an excellent piece of software. I now have 2 of these...

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What can I say ; Works perfectly ; Decent quality ; Able to view from the net (with DynDNS of course) ; Motion detection uploading to FTP works perfect

I cannot get the email function to work! But I'm sure this is my own fault, and not the devices (seeing as how other people got it to work). Maybe SMTP port has to be forwarded? Not for my regular email client, but I dunno. Worked around with uploading...

The price of this camera is about half of the typical price of entry level IP cameras offered by other manufacturers

The size of this camera is larger than any other IP camera I have had my hands on ; The cable connections are located on the bottom of the camera necessitating the use of their (somewhat flimsy) stand. Other brands of IP cameras connect from the back...

I'm giving this camera 5 Eggs because it does exactly what it's advertised to do. It's a cheap camera that works surprisingly well. I was a little leery after reading some of the reviews on The Egg and the cameras were on sale so I ordered two, just in...

The firmware isn't set to DHCP as others have stated. I always want stuff on my network to have a static IP but you need DHCP to see the device the first time so you can log onto it and change settings. I used a spare computer configured to the...

works well for the price

must use IE and install junk to view video ; work around: use the Lan > loginfree option ; you get one the current view of the camera as a jpg o ya w/o looging in ; can not use gmail as the email service due to gmail's nobstarboard smtp port ; work...

Picture looks good and it sends a snapshop to ftp server

Actice X control needs to be updated, windows changes out of aero mode to view video, not a big deal just annoying. Seems the shielding is weak as i had to move some wire that were near it and that did not happen with the camera next to it but I power...