ANPVIZ 5MP POE Security Camera with Human & Motion Detection - Indoor/Outdoor IP66 Waterproof Turret Camera with Built-in Mic, 98ft Night Vision, 2.8mm Lens (NDAA Compliant) - Ideal for Home Security, Business Surveillance & Property Monitoring

First off, several people had FPS issues but nobody actually commented how they fixed them, so I'll do that. First step after adding the camera to your network is to download an app like tinyCam and then scan for cameras, you can find the IP of the camera and go to that address in your browser. The default credentials are "admin", password "123456" (this is listed on a sticker on the box).The camera is by default capped at 15FPS using the highest resolution setting, which drops to 10FPS in night mode. You can change the FPS in the settings by going to the camera's IP in your browser, which is where all the settings can be accessed, but to make the FPS actually change you have to also change the bitrate setting from CBR (constant bit rate) to VBR (variable bit rate). This allows the camera to achieve higher FPS. I still don't have more than 10FPS in night mode, which is too bad because that's when you'd most likely want to really get a good look at a baddie, but there you go.I thought that maybe I could drop the resolution in exchange for higher framerate, but unfortunately when you drop the resolution the actual field of view drops too - you can't have the same area shown but with pixels binned to lower the resolution. Instead when you drop from 5MP to 1080p or whatever, you just get a smaller area shown, which is too bad. Some of the lower resolution settings drop the FOV only vertically, not horizontally, so those are options I may play with to get higher FPS.The camera does give you the option of changing the shutter speed for both day and night time, but unfortunately the sliding scale goes in discrete steps from 1/10s (leaves lots of motion blur at night) to 1/109s+ (gives sharp view of objects, but image is very dark). For optimal use of the camera at 10fps at night my estimate is that you need the shutter speed at around 1/50s which is unfortunately halfway between the two closest-to-good options. The default setting is ok, but not great, you'd need the bad guy to look right at the camera or be standing pretty still to get a good look at their face.Overall I am impressed with the build quality of the camera, the mounting system is all sturdy aluminum and it is easily manipulated within the mounting system to achieve your desired angles etc. before screwing the housing down tight to secure the camera. It would be easy to adjust any time too. The camera comes with a set of screws and drywall anchors if you need those. The camera also comes with water-tight housing for your ethernet cable and a cap for the 12V DC supply if you're not using it (I assume most people like me would run this camera over POE). I recommend putting the weatherproof housing over the end of the ethernet line before crimping the end of the cable on, but the housing of the weatherproof adapter appears big enough that you could put it on even after the cable end is crimped on, which is a nice consideration.Overall, the construction, quality, and ease of mounting/installation was excellent. The viewing angle is quite wide, which is the main reason I ordered these cameras specifically. Unfortunately this does detract from the performance of the camera at distance if you are keen to see license plates etc. For my purpose, which is monitoring doors and corners of my property from cameras mounted ~10ft from the ground, the wide angle is perfect. The firmware leaves much to be desired, but that's to be expected with a budget/off-brand camera. Overall, I'm pleased with the quality and will order another if I have the need.