2K 4MP HD CCTV H.265 POE WDR Mini Hidden Security Camera, HD 4MP Mini Surveillance IP Camera P2P Remote View H.265/H.264 CCTV Video Camera Human Vehicle Motion Detection Face Record XMEYE

NOTE: I received a response from the seller, original review preserved for posterity below. Despite what is written in manual, the default username and password is "admin"/"123456". I am now able to login to camera's Web interface with that info. Additional review info: I really like the form factor and size of the unit. Quality is really good for it's size. This model has a larger size lens, there are similar models with more of a pin prick style lens if the goal is stealth install. For my purposes, I needed a small sized camera where stealth was not the primary concern, but identification of people is. This fits the bill perfectly, and I am able to add it as an ONVIF stream to my Blue Iris self hosted local NVR with ease. Supports variable bit rate, too. My use case precludes IR night vision, there certainly isn't an IR emitter on the unit. I didn't necessarily need sound either, so I can't speak to either of those capabilities. Given all of the above new info, I am upgrading my review to five stars. Original review: Manual that ships with unit is not helpful in trying to access the web services built into this camera. Zero response from seller or manufacturer. I was able to detect the IP address of my camera by logging into my router and manually reviewing devices, then I was able to access the ONVIF stream using that IP address and the username of "admin" with a null password, which is what I THINK the manual was trying to indicate the login info was. Yes, I tried a ton of different "default" username/password combos, all to no avail. I can also browse to that IP address and poke around a little, eventually I was able to kinda hack my way around the link to find the directories, then I could access individual pages, but I cannot save any info. If all you need is a super cheap, small camera to consume the ONVIF stream (for example, in Blue Iris) then this is fine for whatever the price it was. FWIW, I had a long review with a ton of really useful links including links to potential software from the component manufacture, unfortunately it wouldn't pass muster here due to the links I included. I spent way too long trying to make this work.

Has anyone figured out how to change the onscreen time and relabel the osd? The time is always off and the label is CAM01 for all cameras. Can’t really find any support. Camera does work though and picture is good.

When I connected the Ethernet and power cable, it wouldn’t show up on my network.