ANNKE 16CH 4K PoE Security Camera System, 12MP H.265+ NVR with 4TB HDD and 8X 4K/8MP IP Wired Cams, AI Human Vehicle Detection, Spotlight Color Night Vision, Built-in Mic, Compatible with Alexa
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- 4K UHD Excellence: The 8MP security camera system provides crisp, UHD (3840*2160) quality, see every detail in vivid precision with nothing missing. 120dB WDR delivers clear footage for complicated brightness scenarios
- AI Motion Detection: AI motion detection 2.0 detects human and vehicles with accuracy, protecting your home & business with less false alerts. And, you'll get real-time alerts pushing on your phone from the camera system
- Built-in Mic for Audio Recording: With one-way audio feature, audio recording is a reality. Audio can also be turned off in the menu. Say goodbye to the video only surveillance cam system and always know whats happening
- 24/7 Recording & Remote Access: Comes with 4TB pre-installed hard drive disk, this 8 camera system records longer time for 24*7 recording. 2 SATA interfaces support up to 16TB HDD. Use ANNKE Vision App for easy remote access anytime anywhere
- Color Night Vision: Not only for B&W IR night vision, this wired camera offers color night vision. By selecting the color night vision, the B&W IR night vision turns into vivid color night vision. You can choose whatever mode you like
- Plug and Play NVR Kit: With fulfil gadgets, the 4k NVR kit frees you from buying extras and saving your pennies as it is really plug-and-play. Network transmission distance reaches up to 1000ft via PoE interface after enable the long distance mode(Need Cat6 Cable)
Brand: ANNKE
Connectivity Technology: Wired
Video Capture Resolution: 4K UHD 2160p
Special Feature: Privacy Masking, Night Vision, Automatic Overwrite, Audio Recording, Smart Playback
Number of Channels: 16
Brand: ANNKE
Connectivity Technology: Wired
Video Capture Resolution: 4K UHD 2160p
Special Feature: Privacy Masking, Night Vision, Automatic Overwrite, Audio Recording, Smart Playback
Number of Channels: 16
Memory Storage Capacity: 4 TB
Color: H800 Turret Camera system
Power Source: Corded Electric
Recommended Uses For Product: Home and Business
Compatible Devices: Smartphones, Personal Computers, Tablets, Laptops, Cameras
Signal Format: IP Network
Other camera features: 4mm lens, IP67 Waterprood
Low light technology: Night Vision
Focal Length Description: 2.8 mm
Night Vision Range: 100 Feet
Frame Rate: 30fps
Recording Mode: continuous motion detection
Optical Sensor Technology: CMOS
Hardware Interface: Ethernet
Lens Type: Wide Angle
Video Input: RJ45
Viewing Angle: 83 Degrees
Manufacturer: ANNKE
Package Dimensions: 20.3 x 17.4 x 11.8 inches
Item Weight: 28.4 pounds
Item model number: AU-N46PCK4-V4-98DM-P
Date First Available: December 24, 2020
Country of Origin: China
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Style: 16CH 4K Security Camera System
Let me start by saying that I wasn’t going to write this review, but I was showing off my new NVR surveillance system to a friend of mine and he had a lot of questions as he never had such a system so I decided to write a review so he can take advantage of it and I’m also hoping this will help other folks. This isn’t my first Annke product, this is actually my 3rd NVR that I purchased in the past ~10 years. I’m using cameras for my home to be able to see what is going on around my house(especially if I’m not there),keep an eye on kids and “for fun”. That being said I wired my entire exterior with cameras when I was making major renovations years ago, so I have CAT5 POE cabling already in place(more on that later). This simplified set-up. Annke has a lot of products, the one I’m writing a review for is AU-N46PCK-I91DM08-4TB system that comes with I91DM 8MP cameras. As I mentioned at the beginning, only after having a conversation with a friend that was also interested in purchasing a surveillance system, I realized I can help others by doing this review. My goal is to review this particular product but also give others some tips on what to look for when choosing a surveillance system for home use. By no means this is an exhaustive list but it’s a good start in my opinion. There are several things you should consider when buying a surveillance system: 1. Camera resolution, image quality, sensor size – if the picture doesn’t look good, no one cares about the specs. Many people are confused with terms/keywords (4k, ultra HD, 5MP, 8MP etc) and how they relate to surveillance cameras. This particular camera model included in the package that I’m reviewing has 3840*2160(8MP), 4k resolution with 1/2.4" Progressive Scan CMOS sensor. Camera model: I91DF 4k term is borrowed from cinema industry and it simply implies the camera is of high resolution. Most modern higher end home-use cameras offer 4k. What you should really focus on are other things like image sensor size, quality of sensor etc. This particular model has 1/2.4" Progressive Scan CMOS according to the specs, but what does it actually mean? It refers to physical dimensions of the image sensor in the camera(diagonal length of the sensor). You’re probably like, this means nothing to me, tell me more. You see, the larger the sensor more light gets to the camera and this can lead to better image quality. This is especially important at night when there is not a lot of light. So how do you decipher sensor size from 1/2.4 ? When comparing sensors smaller numbers after the "/" indicate larger sensors. Other common sensor sizes are 1/1.8, 1/2.8, 1/2.7, 1/2.5. A 1/2.4 sensor is larger than 1/2.5 sensor, A 1/2.5" sensor is larger than a 1/2.7" sensor, which in turn is larger than a 1/2.8" sensor. Sometimes it’s not that easy to find the sensor size for the camera as some manufacturers only specify the resolution, for example: 4K+ Ultra HD 12MP CMOS (4640 x 2624). Resolution refers to the number of pixels a camera sensor can capture. It's measured in megapixels (MP), where one megapixel equals one million pixels. Higher resolution means more pixels, which translates to more detailed images. More pixels mean you can capture finer details, which is particularly important for tasks like reading license plates in surveillance Sensor size is the physical dimension of the sensor itself, typically measured diagonally in inches (e.g., 1/2.3", 1/1.7", 1", etc., where a smaller number means a larger sensor). Larger sensors have larger pixels (or can accommodate more pixels without making them too small), leading to better light gathering capabilities. This means better performance in low light, less noise, and a wider dynamic range. In security cameras, higher resolution might be prioritized for detail, but sensor size impacts how well that detail is captured, especially in varying light conditions. There’s a lot more to image quality than just resolution, image sensor. You would have to look at pixel quality, lens quality, or even image processing as software can significantly enhance image, but that goes beyond the scope of this review as many times you won’t be able to tell from product description, you just have to try it out and see if it’s “good for you”. Enough about “theory”. I’m very satisfied with the quality of the image of these cameras. There is a big difference between my previous Annke model that only supported IR(infrared). This system offers few modes of Night vision: Night vision with light – light in front of a camera stays constantly ON Black&White - Infrared Smart light compensation – a mix of both above settings. If you have some minimal light(for example coming off of a street light), these cameras will make the image look amazing compared to the standard IR camera. You will be pleasantly surprised ! When I first hooked up the cameras and it was already dark outside, I literally looked out through the window, because when I was looking at the image coming from the camera it looked like it’s still not dark, so I was confused. That’s how big of a difference these cameras have – look at the picture attached to the review. Both pictures were taken at midnight. With the new cameras, you can clearly see the shadows coming from the tree in front of my house and even though this was midnight it looks like it’s not even that dark outside ! Look at the shadows on a car and compare to the one from the older camera! Not to mention the reflections visible on the older cameras. I’m also including a picture from the back camera that doesn’t have any supplemental lighting and it only uses IR. Even so, you can see the details and the image is not as “washed out” as from the older cameras The cameras also have a light in front of them that comes on when motion is detected. You can configure camera (on individual basis) to either use that light or use the smart feature that doesn’t rely on a light. I recommend playing around with settings and see what works best for you. Your setup will be heavily dependent on amount of light your cameras are getting. In my case there is just enough light from the street lights, so I use a different config for those cameras vs cameras facing back yard. 2. Number of cameras - this is probably another thing us typical users look at. How many cameras am I getting. This NVR supports 16 cameras and comes with 8. 8 is plenty for my use ! But if you need more you can buy more or re-use cameras from your older model as many times they will work, but may not give you same image quality. I like how each camera is individually packed, it comes with drill template, sticker, mounting bracket, mounting screws, waterproof sleeves for the connectors and a manual. My previous camera didn’t require mounting bracket. You attach mounting bracket to your wall with screws, connect the cable and then attach a camera. After that I recommend that you connect all cameras, set up a system to the point that can you see the video from cameras on your phone, go outside and adjust the cameras video angle to suit your needs. 3. Remote viewing. Let’s face it – we live in a world when 99% of users will be using their mobile application for accessing either live view or playback from the NVR. Annke offers application called “Annke Vision”. When you first turn on your NVR one of the steps in the setup wizards walks you through setting up an application. Live viewing: While live viewing the image you can switch from HD to basic mode (use basic only if your mobile connectivity is slow, otherwise stick to HD). You can listen to audio and audio is also being recorded. While viewing the video live you can also take a picture or record the video to your phone. Multiple cameras can be viewed live at the same time, you can pick how many cameras you would like to view(1,4,9,12,16). You can also configure compensation light or as they call it supplement light, you would do it mostly at night. I have mine set to “smart light compensation”, but you can also choose black and white night vision(in other words Infrared) or colorful night vision(the light on the front of the camera will turn on to illuminate viewing space. Playback: You can view video stored on the NVR. There is a calendar that will show a dot next to each date that has a video. I hooked up mine on 12/29 and it’s a month later and I still can view that video, while I have all cameras set up to record highest quality, full frame, H265 compression. Once you select a date you want to view, you can either select to see video from the very specific time or if you’re looking for more granularity you have the option of selecting: event, person or vehicle. What this means is that you will see lines on the timeline that will indicate camera detected that specific activity and you can quickly scroll to it. You can also switch to “timeline playback”, this view will show you tiles(shortcuts) to those events which are even easier to use and focus on that specific activity ! The timeline view is useful if you then want to view video leading to that event. You can then download that activity to your phone(videos up to 5min), so if the video is longer just trim it. Video is then downloaded directly from your NVR to your mobile phone. Downloaded 5 min video took 120MB of space and it was in 3840x2160 UHD quality. Downloaded video also includes audio! Pictures attached to this review show the playback functionality capabilities to filter on events (all, human,vehicle) – you get to pick if you want to look at them using tile view or schedule view. I find the tiles easier to use, but that’s more of a personal preference. 4. Configuration features Motion zones. If you’re familiar with Ring video doorbell this will make sense to you. You can define “zones”(areas that camera should disregard) when marking the motion on the timeline. In other words if you have some plants like I do in front of the house that would move when it’s windy outside you can exclude those plants from the motion trigger. The video will still be recorded, the only thing that won’t be “marked” on the timeline is that motion occurred. Otherwise your timeline will be cluttered. Motion zones are defined for each camera on NVR itself. You can define sensitivity threshold and specify if you want to detect humans and/or vehicles. Privacy mask Although I’m not using it this feature is good for someone that doesn’t want camera to capture specific viewable area(maybe a license plate, house number etc) Other features: Video tampering detection, video loss detection 5. Storage. You need to store videos, images somewhere. This unit comes with one 4TB Seagate SkyHawk surveillance hard drive, but NVR is expandable up to 2 drives. I pulled my 3TB WD Purple drive from previous unit and connected to this system. So now I have 7TB of storage for local recording. If you’re thinking about adding 2nd hard drive just keep in mind, there are special surveillance hard drives designed to be on 24/7, unlike your computer hard drive that is powered off when the computer is sleeping/off. SATA connector (cable for connecting a 2nd hard drive) is included as well as hard drive mounting screws! On top of that this system supports variety of video compressions as listed on amazon product description: H.264+/H.264/H.265/H.265+ H.265+ drastically reduce storage required so 4TB drive will be plenty of storage! 6. Camera connectivity. This one is important as well. For cameras to work, they need a power source, that power either comes from NVR or through a separate cable. As I mentioned I already had ethernet cables wired. POE means Power Over Ethernet, this means that camera is getting power from NVR. This is important when you’re looking for cameras because this means a single cable can supply power to your camera and transfer video. There are four sets of 100 ft cables and four 60 ft cables that you get with this unit. I ended up replacing one of my older cables with the new ones but ended up leaving the rest. 7. What’s included and packaging Mouse, HDMI cable for hooking up NVR to your TV/receiver, ethernet cable for connecting NVR to your local network, NVR manual, 16 cameras. Each camera is individually and securely packed. Hope this review helps someone.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2025 by Marek Marek
Style: 16CH 4K Security Camera System
I wanted to share my positive experience with the ANNKE Security Camera System. I upgraded from a LOREX 8-channel HD setup to the ANNKE 16-channel 4K PoE system, and it has been a game-changer for my small business. The jump from HD to 4K resolution has made a huge difference. The video quality is incredibly sharp and clear. The AI motion detection feature is another standout, as it can accurately detect people and cars, something my old system couldn’t do. I also transitioned from coax cabling to Power over Ethernet using the Cat6 cables. While this required some effort, the installation was straightforward. A single cable now handles both power and data, reducing clutter and simplifying the setup. Installation of the Annke Vision app on my iPhone has also been a positive experience as well. The setup process was straightforward and took just a few minutes to setup and register. The app interface is user friendly and easy to navigate. The Annke Vision app is a good compliment to the security system for remote surveillance. The highlights for me includes exceptional video quality, additional channels for expanded coverage, an upgradable hard drive that supports up to 16TB of continuous recording, and advanced AI motion detection. These features made upgrading to the ANNKE Camera System an easy decision. I hope this review helps other business owners and homeowners consider the ANNKE Security Camera System for their security needs. This investment has significantly enhanced the security of my business, and I am confident it will provide the same level of protection and peace of mind for others.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2025 by Jerry DC. Jerry DC.
Style: 16CH 4K Security Camera System
I tried many cameras. Regular "standard" ONVIF cameras had issues using all capabilities with some software, and the software itself was lacking. Cheap/ open source choices were not good, and I wasn't going to pay a monthly subscription fee for better software- it would become pretty expensive pretty fast. And don't get me started on the non standard cameras relying on a variety of phone apps. They are toys not worth mentioning. I decided to order this Annke set because I wanted an integrated solution without compatibility issues and a complicated setup. I was also attracted by the built in POE switch negating the need to buy additional hardware. One must have feature for me was the ability to view the cameras from my computer. It took a bit of effort to get it right, because the video didn't want to play in the browser even after I downloaded their plugin. But soon I found Annke PC application and it worked right away. I'm not a big believer in Amazon ratings, I found that if hardware has an accompanying app, its ratings usually tell a lot about the quality of the product. Most of the security cameras apps have ratings between 1 and 2, Annke Vision is rated 4.7. I have to say the app is good, it is fast loading and reliable. I haven't permanently installed the cameras, but basement testing results are excellent- high quality video in all lighting conditions.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2024 by shopper shopper
Style: 16CH 4K Security Camera System
Annke actually makes a really decent system, as I have tried them in the past. This one really doesn’t disappoint, as far as the actual system goes. It is easy to setup, although if you haven’t done security camera setup before, or don’t have an existing backbone in place for wiring, expect it to take a while to run everything properly. It is more time consuming than confusing though. The system itself was well-designed and thought out, down to the app and the ability to set motion areas for detection (actually love that feature!). However, some of the cabling that comes with setup and the mouse itself feel a little on the cheap side, but these are peripherals I already possess and have in place.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2021 by Dipped in Ink