D-Link DCS-933L Wireless Day/Night Network Camera with mydlink-Enabled and Built-In WiFi Extender (White)

very slow, needs a high speed internert, contacted dlink cc several times if this camera can be used as an IP camera (this wifi camera can be) but they have not responded till date.

The resolution of this camera is not great. Also the night vision is poor.However overall from the price point of view this is a good camera.DLink does not have have cloud recording feature.So I used this camera with angelcam.com who provides cloud recording with different plans.

Received the device as per the details mentioned and very good delivery.Need to check the performance of this device for few days of time.

Easy to setup & montor through mobile app. Recording is not possible that's the only negative. Ideal for checking your place at any time.

Its amoney west not working wifi third class item don't purchase any one money waste money waste money waste money waste

Worst viewing angles I have ever seen.Wifi often drops and looses connection and streaming

Good and cost effective

Very good product and very simple installation. Has really exceeded my expectation

Well I must say.....impressive.I bought one of these to monitor the house, I was quite surprised with the quality of the camera. The video quality is great and streaming speed it also good. The software set up for mydlink is straight forward but it can become a slight pain so beware. Currently I'm using IP viewer (free software) just watch the stream on my PC since its more reliable and a different one for recording.Reasonable price, night vision is surprisingly quite good, video quality excellent, but the built in features are somewhat slow and do need some tweaking for optimal performance.

The camera is very easy to set up and I think the picture quality is very good. However my only issue with it is that the AC adaptor is not long enough. It needs to be at least 2 metres. I have had to buy an extension so hopefully that will solve the issue. The app's quite good too. Just had a slight problem with being emailed all the time so I have turned the sensitivity down and this has also solved the issue.

OK I would have given this a 5* rating Had it not mucked my existing set up of same camera and dns320l. It stopped the cloud server on the cameras sending and saving pictures to it. The UK help Centre is not great.But the camera does what it says it does apart from connecting to an existing network. It is probably better to use the share centre on the dns320l as it emails the picture.Time travel has to easier.Also you need to set up static IP addresses and reserve the IP addresses otherwise in a power cut your router will assign the camera a new ip address and you need to reset the network as the camera gets renamed eg DCS933L_01 This causes problems.not easy to set up if you want to do videos and picture surveillance.

I bought this camera to use with a dlink NAS with its own cctv app rather than as a stand alone camera. The resolution isn't brilliant but is ok for indoor monitoring of a hall and stairway for example. The night vision is good enough but will not work through a double glazed window out into the garden for example as the infra red bulbs reflect off the glass and create glare. As a stand alone camera that can be viewed remotely with the dlink lite app it works well but, and here's the rub, the app needs the camera to be on a dynamic IP address. If you are going to use this with a cctv setup on a NAS like I am then you will need to have the camera set to a fixed IP address otherwise the connection with the NAS will keep getting lost. So you can't have it both ways in my experience. The settings are easy enough to sort out but perhaps not recommended for a newbie. For starters , the unit needs to have its firmware updated straight from the box, The full extent of the settings are in many ways quite difficult to access, perhaps it was me but I took quite a while to find and use the many useful settings. Be warned that you will need to use internet explorer as the camera needs Java support. Firefox works in my experience but you will have to mess about getting extra plugins to work or you will not be able to see the camera image ( essential for setting up the motion sensor area).The extender appears to work very well giving a it more range to a wifi signal.In short, it is a good unit and does what it says on the tin but whether it is quite as simple as " plug and play" would suggest is debatable. Get to grips with it all and it is a great unit. I have subsequently bought another one so I guess thay are pretty good overall.

I was looking for a cheap, no maintenance wifi/ethernet camera to be able to check some test bench in remote room. I also wanted to see what can such a cheap product offer so I experimented with this one and deployed it at my home.Overall, it is an OK product for the low price but its technical performance is not great. It may work to cheaply monitor something without guarantees if you will be able to reach it when you want. From there on, I do not think this product is marketed as a security solution, nevertheless somebody may consider using it for such purposes. So, for such applications my impressions are that the product is not reliable and its technical performance is too low to ensure useful video evidence;Here are details from my experience:- installation within my home network was easy, I suppose anyone who can setup home network can do it or resolve issues if any occur- installation on the wall was also OK, I did not like the bulky power adapter;- cloud integration works but it is somehow slow to reach the camera and quite unreliable - sometimes you can connect to it over the internet with just 5-10secs waiting, sometimes you need 3-4 attempts and sometimes it does not connect at all. What I am certain about is that it is not my home network that presents a problem. Also, I thought that there was some record on d-link site from which I can access record of the last days however I cannot find such thing - so I resorted to sending e-mails from the camera when it detects some sound/movement;- resolution is low - if someone is more than 2 meters away, their faces will not be recognizable in infra red;- the sound and motion detection features work, however the performance is not great and is not reliable. Sound is kind of difficult to adjust sensitivity and for motion - it is not quite clear how to prevent a fly not to trigger it. Anyway, a 15 seconds 4MB video, recorded around a sound/motion detection, takes 2 minutes to be sent to my e-mail. This means that a person will see the infra red lights on the camera and can destroy it before it sends anything. And as it is not quite certain if there is anything stored on the D-link cloud - this makes this camera one of the worst security solutions that you can make. The camera has also the feature to send images from interval around the time it detects something, however those are very few and only +-3secs of the event. I would say some 5-10 seconds is much more useful. Also, once the camera detects something, it does not continue to re-trigger for some time and I could not find way to configure this. Also I observed that sometimes, triggering no more works, so every few days I restart it (d-link can just make it reset itself from time to time).