Pros: Purchased at 50% off; stable picture & connection; decent interface; clear audio; standard video format, playable on WMP or similar w/o extra codecs.

Cons: At $100 I'd pass. There are several other cameras within the same quality/capability range at a lower price, and for a little more there are much better cameras. This thing is unsightly. I've installed a lot of cameras and there just isn't a happy medium when ergonomics and functionality mix, but this thing is a lens on chip and the housing is overcompensating for something.

Other Thoughts: If you want this product shop around. I bought it, and it became a deactivated item; later to be reactivated(shrug). If you just want a simple security camera you don't have to spend a lot. A lot of people complain about the 640x480 lenses, but that's pretty standard. If you want more, you spend more. I bought this to compare with some other cameras (IP and CCTV)and I'll stick within the $30-$75 range. It's hard to justify the price difference for similar products with similar warranties and customer service.

Pros: Decent low cost camera but at the end of the previous level of product.

Cons: Price is still a bit high. Just got the DLink DCS910 for $39.99

Other Thoughts: The idea that a camera is somehow lacking because of problems interfacing or accessing it with a phone is absurd.

Pros: Does whats asked of it.

Cons: Web interface to phone sucks. Few phones supported.
Cameras are huge square smoke detector looking devices.

Other Thoughts: I see why they are discounted 70 bucks. Good for homes t
and families. not so good for security or network security.