Customer finds the Hiseeu PoE PTZ simple to set up and feature-rich

I purchased the 6 - 5MP camera system with Pre-Installed 3TB HDD and NVR (Base Station) This comes with everything you need to set the system up including mounting hardware and cables. Plugged in a camera and turned it on to test and it immediately showed the camera on the TV and is always recording. Has a Phone App and Computer App. Phone app is available on the play store but the PC app required me to contact an email address where they replied with a download link. It is a little odd but this is how you are instructed to do so in the manual. They did get back to me in a timely manner with the link and clear instructions to get it setup. All 3 methods of controlling the cameras are pretty simple to use. You can setup motion notifications and exclusion zones, move the cameras around, watch playback (which is pretty responsive, even over the internet). One feature that I like is that is has Person and Automobile detection. This is then marked on they playback timeline so you can easily find when activity happened without having to scroll through if you didn't know what time you needed to look for. (This is a feature often only included in other manufacturers subscription services) 5MP Camera Picture quality is fine but not great. Enough to see clearly what is happening but not enough to get fine detail. I am able to read license plates of cars that pull up in my driveway but not of cars that are driving past. (My driveway is in the pics) Maybe the 4k cams would be worth it if you wanted better detail. Cameras also have 2-way audio which is clear enough to have a conservation through. For the price of what you are getting and not having to pay subscription this is a great value. It came with: NVR with 3TB HDD Installed (not sure brand or model HDD) 6 - 5MP Cameras with PTZ ( Pan, Tilt, Digital Zoom) with mounts and hardware. They mount with 4 small screws, the cameras are very light and can mount to anything. I have them mounted to my siding under the soffits and that is strong enough. Cameras have a RJ-45 cable, DC barrel connector, and reset button coming off of them. Only the POE RJ-45 is required. They also have a port on the bottom with a Micro-SD slot for local recording directly from the camera and a reset button. 3 - 64' & 3 - 100' Cat5e cables of a lower quality but work perfectly fine. 100' will reach all the way across most houses, I probably could have been fine with only 64' runs. A mouse to control the NVR directly when connected to the TV. An HDMI cable and 3ft Cat5e cable to connect to network. NVR connectivity includes: 8 - RJ-45 POE connections for cameras so 2 additional cameras could be added to this NVR than what was included. 1 - RJ-45 connection to connect to your network. This does not have WiFi. 1 - HDMI connection for TV. 2 - USB A ports for mouse and keyboard presumably.