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Man, so close. Your prices sound really reasonable to me, it's nice to hear that you're preparing for direct sales and for a larger-sensor line. But this does n
by scottlamb 2y ago
Man, so close. Your prices sound really reasonable to me, it's nice to hear that you're preparing for direct sales and for a larger-sensor line. But this does not look good: https://ipvm.com/reports/uniview-uyghur https://ipvm.com/reports/uniview-uyghur
- mv4 2y agoThat's horrible if true. Perhaps for the new line, we should consider making our own instead of OEM. I appreciate your input.
- scottlamb 2y ago> Perhaps for the new line, we should consider making our own instead of OEM. I'd love that. I would buy and recommend these. The big Chinese companies have good hardware and prices but as you can see I'm not a fan of their ethics. There are a few companies (e.g. GeoVision, and seemingly Reolink even though they're also Chinese) that at least don't seem genocidal but don't offer the good low-light performance. Axis hardware looks really nice but just doesn't seem within the realm of hobbyists price-wise. And then there are the various cloud options.
- mv4 2y agoI have a few Reolink outdoor cameras (again using them as video sources, with cool features disabled) and I am generally happy with the performance. I've had one of them fail after a couple of years. Axis pricing is insane, but they work well. I will keep you posted about what we roll out. Maybe do a ShowHN even (that's a scary concept)?