SECULINK16-Channel 4K/8MP Network Video Recorder 3840x2160P Ultra HD NVR Cloud P2P Remote Access Motion Alert (No Built-in WiFi)

Great unit for the money. 3 x 3mp cameras work almost automatically. I really don't know why people are leaving negative teviews, this unit is great, easy to set up and use. Came from a similar unit that was 1080p. Ptz works great on unit and through EMeye. If people can't set this up, maybe someone else should do it or the caneras are not compliant. Works great on my Onvif cameras.

I wanted this to act as a backup NVR to another NVR in a different bulding (that way if someone breaks in and takes the NVR there is still evidence). Buildings had existing LAN connections.I guess it took about 15 mins to fit the HDD (purchased separately), configure the network addresses and it auto-detected all the devices I wanted to backup (4 ONVIF cameras). I turned it on and their setup ran the whole process one step at a time: format HDD, config net, discover cameras. Super easy! Absolute bargain.

HArdware seems to work OK - simple and effectiveSadly that is the only good side. Software (notably XMEye) and documentation are terrible! So if all you want to do is use this in your local network then OK - but for remote cloud access via mobiles etc - don't waste your time!

I've got 5 cameras from different companies that all want their own custom software for viewing them.They do all have ONVIF on them however so rather than multiple apps, I installed Agent software on my laptop to use it as a NVR device. Works well but does require my laptop to be on 24hr a day else it wont record anything obviously.I had wanted to get a new system with new cameras and NVR box, however they seem to come with a hefty price tag. This box allowed me to dip my toe in and see if ONVIF cameras would be a better option rather than some proprietary cameras that only work with themselves.I got the bare bones system and put an old 1TB NAS drive in to see if I could the system to work with my cameras. Another persons review mentioned vibration so I used foam pads to mount the drive in the box and must say I can't hear a thing from the device - it sits right by the TV. Putting the drive in was very easy and shows just how little the electronics are to support this device.On powering up it found the drive and formatted it in the way it wanted and started looking for cameras.It found them all easily enough with one needing a port change. Once ID and passwords were entered it seemed to be ready to go.I only connect locally to my system as I'm not comfortable using some external account and server that then has full access to my cameras when ever it wants. This means I can't comment on setting up an account and remote viewing the system.I might at some stage open a port on my router and use that to access directly rather than using a 3rd party.The XMEye software on the phone seems to work okay - I only use the local connection and allows you to do most things on the phone.On a desktop PC the viewing of the device has to be worked around rather than being very easy. The device only supports IE rather than MS Edge, so you have to make Edge open the device in IE mode - and download a small plug in. Once you've done that and connected it works pretty well.Again you can do most things on the web page but there bare some things that only get showing when on the device directly using the TV.With the 1TB drive and the 5 cameras always recording I'm on track to get about 12 days worth of recording. Will have to see when it loops - how it manages that activity.The device interface is a bit clunky and not a great user experience but it works and does the job. You're best off going online and downloading the manual - which isn't for exactly this model but its close enough to see you through.One view you can have on the device but not via the web page is having all cameras visible but focused on one main camera in a large viewing window. Makes it easier to see the front gate for example with all the other views around the edge.On the web view, there are some config options on the right of the screen - one of them in the other tab is called ratio. This changes the camera windows from square to landscape - took me ages to find it and makes the camera views show correctly and not squashed up from the sides.Viewing recording directly on the device works better than on the web view, however it does require you to use the mouse connected to the device. It highlights alarm events in red on the time stream so you can more easily jump to them.It can be quite sensitive on alarm events so you'd need to try out the settings to find one that works for you - and the trigger zones that you can set. As I record 24hr a day I'm not so fussed as its only if something happens I'll go back through the recordings.On the web view you have to select a time slot to view the recording - its not highlighted as an alarm or scheduled recording. You might be able to work out however by the time stamp and length of the recording in the selection window. Alarm recordings tend to be smaller and not on set minute blocks. You can also choose whether to show the HD or SD stream in the window - and which stream to record - again HD or SD or both(why?)There are other options like face detection etc but I've not gone near those as yet.Overall a good little system that seems to hold all the camera info - not lost any settings yet - and even manages to deal with one of my cameras that's a little flakey.One final thing I have noticed is that since moving to this device the network traffic has halved between the cameras and the recording device. I don't know what Agent software was doing but the reduced network traffic is very noticeable. I also now have my laptop back.

I cant give it much of a review as it sadly didn't work with my Netvue Vigil camera's - well lets say I couldn't get it to connect to them. It could be that my camera's are not for this, but as they connect to my home network I thought they would have. So sadly had to return it as not suitable for my needs.From the setup I did, it seemed all straight forward and would have worked a treat.

Sadly 2 stars for this due to quality. Service was reasonable of a bit slow otherwise would of been one star. Bought this after having issues with the YESKAMO NVR which wouldn’t connect to my wireless cameras. Figured if I have to use the wired camera network no point in over spending. Got this and at start looked good. Very reasonable price wise. Sadly that’s all the positives. Tried to open it up to install hard drive but 2 of the screws where so tight they wouldn’t unscrew. Contacted the customer service and they told me to use a screwdriver and it should unscrew. As you can see by the pic this wasn’t the case. Told them and they weren’t very helpful at first telling me to take it to a repair centre for a £10 partial refund. Took it down and they wanted £25 to safely remove both jammed screws. Wasn’t going to keep it but then they had already processed a refund of £30 before I could tell them I was going to return it.The unit cost me £35 so for £5 I wasn’t going to mess around. Just kept it as a back up and will have to figure out how to open it if I ever do end up using it.The interface is also a bit basic compared to other brands. But you get what you pay for I guess

This was perfectly ok. I am naturally using this as a network video recorder. Mainly because this is a network video recorder!

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