Pros: It's 640x480/15or30FPS. I have a Foscam fi8918w and find this a very close comparison. I pulled up the foscam config window and zmodo at the same time. I had it working wirelessly in less than ten minutes and setup in WebcamXP. If you are not picky and want cheap, working night vision/panning IP Camera that you can move to any outlet in your house and operate from the internet or your android/iphone, get this one. Also, you don't need the instructions to set this up. Do your homework on the technology and the settings should make perfect sense. admin with no password. get going.

Cons: The blinking light is super annoying (unless you have it in a "hey I want you to know I see you" location). Paint or electrical tape can fix really easy. Emailed zmodo support to find a software config fix but this is not a deal killer.

Overall Review: If you want to pay $20 more for a foscam on e_bay and risk getting a knock off, you may. If you want higher quality in this style I believe the next price starts around $150.

Pros: Praise the Lord, I saw the light.

Cons: Not as warm as I expected compared to a CFL at 3000k. Feels right on the edge of cool tilting more towards cool. Also comparable more to a 900 lumens than the 550.

Overall Review: I'm still keeping it. Just not what I expected. When you find something you like, buy bulk because it is difficult to match anything with new technology CFLs and LEDs.

Overall Review: Good card. Formats with a little more data than some other 128gb cards I have.

Pros: Mines at 20 mh/s stock. That's all anyone really wants to know right?

Cons: none

Overall Review: I have two of this 4 gig ver. The 8 gig in this same card mines at 22 mh/s stock.

Pros: Tested and it works. Threw it in my luggage bag. You never know how long items like this will live. I hope it stands the test of time.

Cons: none so far.

Pros: No dropped connections. Quick to reconnect when I tested a machine pinging the internet and unplugging/plugging CAT6. Stylish. Green features will save on electricity even though it is doubtful that it uses much.

Cons: I'm stuck with a switch that I have to call my wife or daughter in to look at the lights to verify gigabit connections when checking at the switch. Amber/Green... serious? Can't we make it more obvious for a--holes like me that can't tell? I thought that within the past 20 years we would have come up with something better. how about blue and green or have lights on their own line? just a thought.

Overall Review: Gotta give this a semi-bad review in the fight to have switch standards for the color blind. If you are not color blind then grab it up at a $30 target price and you will not be disappointed.