Pros: Great for small spaces

Cons: Snap-in rail nuts fall out easily

Pros: The camera itself looks and feels good and appears to be well made. It appears very similar to other brands, and likely is, if not a knockoff? Resolution and color quality appears good. If you search on the model number, you will find it rebranded many times.

Cons: The bundled SW primarily interfaces the camera internal webserver, which seems to based around obsolete ActiveX libraries, hence it is near impossible to make work on today's common browsers. Wizards provide links to workarounds, but those downloads appear to contain questionable cyber/malware... my security scanners immediately tagged suspicious behavior, including reaching out to questionable DNS servers beyond my own. I uninstalled all included SW and found an iSpyConnect configuration that works, albeit not via a browser, but via iSpy app itself. Other security camera suites likely will access if you try enough configurations.

Overall Review: Considering the medium price, I would be willing to spend a couple of dollars more to insure I wasn't bring malware into my environment. Most devices today embed a webserver that is accessible via common browsers w/o thirdparty helpers.