ANNKE[annke.com] has Pano360 Pro 6MP Super HD 360° Fisheye PoE Security Camera on sale for $99.99. Shipping is free.
Features:
360° Viewing Angle
1.27 mm Lens & F1.2 Aperture
6MP Super HD
1/1.8'' CMOS sensor
Video Resolution:
60 Hz: 30 fps (3072 X 2048, 2048 X 2048, 1280 X 1280)
50 Hz: 25 fps (3072 X 2048, 2048 X 2048, 1280 X 1280)
Built-in Mic
Local Storage
Built-in MicroSD/SDHC/SDXC Slot, up to 256 GB
Micro SD Card, NVR & NAS Storage Options
WDR, 3D DNR, BLC, HLC & Defogging functions
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From the page: "360° Panoramic Coverage
Featured in a professional 1.27 mm lens & F1.2 aperture, the PoE camera captures a true 360° viewing angle, without blind spots."
From elsewhere:
A circular fisheye image is created using a lens with a 180-degree horizontal and vertical field of view. This allows light from all directions to enter the lens and be focused to the image sensor. This provides the user a unique vantage point of the scene and is where the name 360-degree camera is derived from.
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Clearly trying to rip off the Anker name for people who don't pay attention
This cracks me up. You are telling me that you think someone would have substantial brand recognition for a brand called "Anker" but not be able to tell the difference between "Anker" and "Annke"?
I'm guessing you also don't know enough about cameras to know that Annke isn't a new brand, their domain was registered in 2008. In fact it looks like Annke (a security camera company) has been around well before Anker started making Eufy cameras, ie they aren't really even in the same market space.
But yeah, they are *clearly* trying to steal Anker's brand recognition .
This cracks me up. You are telling me that you think someone would have substantial brand recognition for a brand called "Anker" but not be able to tell the difference between "Anker" and "Annke"?
I'm guessing you also don't know enough about cameras to know that Annke isn't a new brand, their domain was registered in 2008. In fact it looks like Annke (a security camera company) has been around well before Anker started making Eufy cameras, ie they aren't really even in the same market space.
But yeah, they are *clearly* trying to steal Anker's brand recognition .
Just like OK Go was trying to rip off Post Foods by creating a rock band 25 years before some ad exec launched a yogurt campaign. The longest of cons.
This cracks me up. You are telling me that you think someone would have substantial brand recognition for a brand called "Anker" but not be able to tell the difference between "Anker" and "Annke"?
I'm guessing you also don't know enough about cameras to know that Annke isn't a new brand, their domain was registered in 2008. In fact it looks like Annke (a security camera company) has been around well before Anker started making Eufy cameras, ie they aren't really even in the same market space.
But yeah, they are *clearly* trying to steal Anker's brand recognition .
Wow, I stand corrected. You're right I never heard of this company before
However I have seen the same thing I described on Amazon by no-name sellers, I just assumed this was the case here
I have to admit guys, I also didn't know Annke is a thing in security cameras world Slickdeals educates!
I've always stuck with amcrest (via Blue Iris) but picked up the 2 pack of Annke 180 degree bullet cameras a couple weeks ago. They are large but so far working great.
I've been running 3 different Annke camera systems for years (One for 7 years, 5 and 3 yrs), no issues...
It's a cheap bang for the buck system but I wouldn't recommend it for anything where you actually need to identify people in the dark. For that there are certain Dahua models which are 👌🏻 but of course those run around the $80-$150 per camera
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FYI - Annke, iirc mostly now seeing Hikvision OEM cameras .. some of them are very nice larger sensor models, which should do very well in low light conditions
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Featured in a professional 1.27 mm lens & F1.2 aperture, the PoE camera captures a true 360° viewing angle, without blind spots."
From elsewhere:
A circular fisheye image is created using a lens with a 180-degree horizontal and vertical field of view. This allows light from all directions to enter the lens and be focused to the image sensor. This provides the user a unique vantage point of the scene and is where the name 360-degree camera is derived from.
I'm guessing you also don't know enough about cameras to know that Annke isn't a new brand, their domain was registered in 2008. In fact it looks like Annke (a security camera company) has been around well before Anker started making Eufy cameras, ie they aren't really even in the same market space.
But yeah, they are *clearly* trying to steal Anker's brand recognition
I'm guessing you also don't know enough about cameras to know that Annke isn't a new brand, their domain was registered in 2008. In fact it looks like Annke (a security camera company) has been around well before Anker started making Eufy cameras, ie they aren't really even in the same market space.
But yeah, they are *clearly* trying to steal Anker's brand recognition
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I'm guessing you also don't know enough about cameras to know that Annke isn't a new brand, their domain was registered in 2008. In fact it looks like Annke (a security camera company) has been around well before Anker started making Eufy cameras, ie they aren't really even in the same market space.
But yeah, they are *clearly* trying to steal Anker's brand recognition
However I have seen the same thing I described on Amazon by no-name sellers, I just assumed this was the case here
It's a cheap bang for the buck system but I wouldn't recommend it for anything where you actually need to identify people in the dark. For that there are certain Dahua models which are 👌🏻 but of course those run around the $80-$150 per camera
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