Defender STEALTH1 Covert MPEG4 DVR Recording System with Built-in Color Pinhole Surveillance Camera Hidden in a Motion Sensor by SVAT Electronics
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Digital camera reviews of Defender STEALTH1 Covert MPEG4 DVR Recording System with Built-in Color Pinhole Surveillance Camera Hidden in a Motion Sensor
Digital camera Review: Defender STEALTH1 Covert Surveillance Camera
Summary: 1 Stars
I returned this item immediately.
Maybe I didn't install it properly, but was never able to get any footage whatsoever. Again, may have all been about my not understanding the instructions. On a positive note, had no problems about the return and got a full refund.
Digital camera Review: Defender Stealth 1 Covert System
Summary: 5 Stars
System arrived very quick and in good shape. So far I've just hooked it up to the TV to check the quality of the picture etc. As for now I'm very impressed. I will be setting this up in my shop to keep track of things while I'm away.Digital camera Review: EXCELLENT DEVICE.
Summary: 5 Stars
Everything works as advertised. A little larger than I thought it would be, but not too large. I mounted it behind a table lamp shade, with the camera eye just below the shade. You can view the whole other side of the room. I told my wife about it, and she took quite awhile to find its location. We purchased it to monitor her jewelery boxes. Works very well.Digital camera Review: Exceeded my expectations!
Summary: 5 Stars
What a fantastic product! It's simple to set up, takes good quality video, and is very discreet. Viewing the recorded video is easy, too. I definitely recommend this product to anyone who needs disguised surveillance.Digital camera Review: Excellent value - needs a better user manual
Summary: 4 Stars
This little thing does crystal clear surveillance. The owner's manual barely covers the basics but it is well worth your time to experiment with it. One major omission from the manual - the unit must be connected to a monitor in order to set it up and aim it. I have a pocket TV with a video input that works perfectly for this - since these TV's will be obsolete in February, you can probably pick one up CHEAP and use with the camera. I love the motion detect feature - you can adjust the sensitivity and monitor only the "action" that you are looking for. Also love the playback from the unit or from computer.