LaView 6 camera POE 1080p Surveillance System ($1949 reg.) $599 HOT!

Britex wrote: ↑LaView LV-KN988P86A4 Premium IP Surveillance System 8 Channel NVR + 6 x Full HD 1080P Day/Night In/Outdoor Cameras (No HDD Included)

At $599.99 with free shipping. Ignore the supposed $1949.99 full price as I think that's WAAAAY inflated. Their $1000 off $949.99 price is an "OK" price but a further $350 discount makes it HOT. I noticed it's not really a discount but really a rebate as the deduction is taken after taxes. I've googled the reviews and they look very good. All in the total comes to $683.64. It looks like it's for today only since they called it a Green Monday sale. This was a perfect way to use the $5 PayPal discount in my wallet. Don't forget RFD has a further 3% rebate!

8 Ch. H.264 Realtime Full HD View/Playback NVR
HD 1080P Resolution w/ Wide Angle Lens
30 IR LEDs for up to 100ft Night Vision
IP66 Weatherproof
Plug & Play, Built-in PoE
Easy Setup Remote Viewing

Key Features
Full HD 1080p image view and playback
1080p HD 4mm camera fixed lens
ONVIF, PSIA, CGI supported
Real-time NVR and simultaneous playback
Up-to 16 TB storage capability
Multi-channel display mode
Digitally zoom-in live view and during playback mode
Assign different storage capacity levels for channels via HDD quota management
2 SATA interfaces available
1 self-adaptive 10M/100M/1000M network interface
Alarm triggers: Network disconnect/IP address conflict/storage exception/motion detection
IPv6 supported
Dual Stream: H.264 / MJPEG
3-way adjustable camera bracket
Recording schedule
Dynamic DNS Support

markdweasel wrote: ↑949 on site

mkchow wrote: ↑Not included HDD? Is this the terminal box?

foodyforlife wrote: ↑For that price I would wait until one of the Costco ones drop in price since if it doesn't work you can at least return it.

vittycent wrote: ↑It says weatherproof, outdoor, but do you think it'll be able to withstand a Canadian sub 20 Celsius winter? Have had another brand freeze out on me. No temperature rating?

matdwyer wrote: ↑I have a laview 4 camera system from newegg, but not poe / 1080. the software works... OK. I couldn't end up getting the app working consistently and their documentation was very poor, after literally 12 hours of fiddling and emailing their support in asia I found the direct url to the camera feeds, but it was different from what their tech support was telling me.

If you're saving significant money on this I can see it being worth while, if you want easy plug play with all the features I'd go for something with north american CS

Britex wrote: ↑Apparently they call this system "plug & play" as it's suppose to work just by plugging in the camera and it supplies the power and auto detects etc. I did see some reviews saying the documentation was very minimal though and you should still tweak the individual cameras as the images are not ideal out-of-the-box. Just glad I found that out beforehand as obviously picture quality is important.

matdwyer wrote: ↑When I'm saying plug and play, plugging the cameras in does indeed work easily - but my difficulties were more in the mobile viewing and setting up a secondary backup on a computer/cloud, which was very difficult with extremely minimal documentation.

Britex wrote: ↑Mind posting some links or providing some details on how to do these things? I'm sure people who bought this want to avoid the pains you went through. Thanks!

matdwyer wrote: ↑Would be happy to but don't have time yet, people can PM me after christmas for it - I don't have this exact DVR so it could potentially be different as well.