Edimax IC-1510 FAST Ethernet IP Camera

I got this the other day to monitor my new house while I was away. I haven't yet tried accessing motion video over the web (although you can apparently do this) - however the other functions are great. You do have to set it up initially to work...

I couldn't be happier with this camera it does all the things it claimed to do and at a really reasonable price. It will detect activity and either email you photos or dump them on an FTP server for later review. It took me under 30mins to set it up...

It does what it says - takes pictures and lets you publish online. Has Ethernet and Wifi. It has a lot of potential. BUT the pictures are too blurry to be identifiable (even in daylight), and it needs manual power cycling every couple of days when it...

The camera works - don't expect great image quality or smooth video - but the software is not fit for purpose. It works sporadically with Windows 7 and is incompatible with IE8. I had to reconfigure the IP address every time the software was started,...

Easy to set up, runs like a dream. Contacted Edimax customer support as "out of the box" it only supports ActiveX. Within 24 hours I had been supplied with a java applet to make it cross browser compatible.

I bought this yesterday and spent quite a bit of time today setting it up. My main warning would be that it doesn't appear to support a wireless connection. Even the Edimax web site links this model with a wireless one and it strongly suggests that...

I was a after a simple little camera for monitoring over my network.. The Edimax seemed to be the solution. Not a badly built unit, comes with a little bracket for mounting, took it out of the box.. plugged it into the network and then tried to...

placed a thermometer in front of device whilst away this winter, and provided me with assurance that house was ok. motion sensor or timed snapshots can be emailed, and the device can be also viewed remotely. picture pretty good. took some setting up...

Months ago a bought a simple and cheap webcam. It had a software where I could setup within a minute and it could send e-mail if any motion was detected. It was good, but I needed to have my PC on and it was not wireless. I saw Edimax and after reading...