Toshiba IK WB01A Wireless Network Camera - Network camera - color - 10/100, 802.11b

18 reviews

May, 2013

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Consumer review by: Mike Wong (amazon.com)

IK-WB01 - Much like one of the above reviewers, I was mislead by the promise of "motion detection".

The camera's ability to "pan & tilt" and the 0.7 lux (low light) were my primary considerations for selecting this camera. It was between this IK-WB01 and the D-link DCS-950G. The D-link has better light gathering capability, but the coolness of pan...

Aug, 2005

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Consumer review by: jrouyer (epinions.com)

Impressive Camera, not for Nubs

Best in class picture quality, low light capability, pan/tilt, frame rate, web server system.

Not for casual installer, you must do personal research in setting up routed wifi networks.

Jun, 2005

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Consumer review by: -TMcN- (amazon.com)

Pretty good with some minor flaws

I have this and a DLink DCS-900W. Both can do 640x480 color, but the DLink costs about 60% as much. This camera is more than twice as good, as long as you don't need FTP. The out-of-box experience is pretty bad. I've had two of these, and both were...

Jun, 2005

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Consumer review by: patric1 (epinions.com)

Entry-level network camera

At under $200 US, Toshiba's IK-WB01A network camera is competitively priced against similar functionality from Hawking, DLink, etc. sometimes costing twice as much. The sub-megapixel picture quality is better than that of a webcam or camera phone, ...

Good price for a casual installation. Includes sound with picture (many others do not).

Documentation missing essential information. Support website poor. Needs a support forum or user group.

May, 2005

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Consumer review by: patric1 (epinions.com)

Entry-level network camera

Good price for a casual installation. Includes sound with picture (many others do not).

Documentation missing essential information. Support website poor. Needs a support forum or user group.

May, 2005

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Consumer review by: ksupan (epinions.com)

Updated Review - still not impressed

Update June 25, 2005: ===================== I got busy working on other projects (that were producing much better results) and ended up shelving this thing for several months. Finally after moving and setting up a new wireless network, I decide to take...

Lots of advertised features at a competitive priceHandles low-light pretty well

User interface is clunky and buggyWorthless Zoom featurepan/tilt feature not reliable

Apr, 2005

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Consumer review by: ksupan (epinions.com)

Updated Review - still not impressed

Lots of advertised features at a competitive priceHandles low-light pretty well

User interface is clunky and buggyWorthless Zoom featurepan/tilt feature not reliable

Apr, 2005

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Consumer review by: Jacob Gluck (amazon.com)

Toshiba's IK-WB01A is a disgrace!!

I am extremely disappointed with this camera. The manual is written in very poor English which I had a hard time deciphering and it doesn't explain some basic operations. I cannot imagine how Toshiba managed to get the best geeks in Japan to develop...

Apr, 2005

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Consumer review by: mac_pro (epinions.com)

Great webcam for price :)

Good tech support, Good resolution, lots of features, good wireless range.

Camera finder does not work on Mac, its not needed though. No Optical zoom

Feb, 2005

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Consumer review by: riffster (epinions.com)

Good deal and good quality!

Inexpensive, good glass optics, able to be outfitted with outdoor enclosure, onboard audio.

Audio noise when panning.

Feb, 2005

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Product Specifications

Affordable. Fun. Easy to use. Wireless. High-resolution. The new Toshiba IK-WB01A has it all so it can do it all! It has its own built-in web server so no computer is required, plus dynamic DNS support. Now you can capture live, high-resolution video viewable from anywhere in the world, via the Internet, using only a standard web browser. The IP-addressable IK-WB01A is perfect for security surveillance, business, education, video chat sessions, entertainment, remote broadcasting for a website, and many other quality-sensitive applications.