Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is one of the best systems on the market ease of installation and use..

I purchased this product for my home and family security... km extremely happy with it!

I’m so excited to have these cameras in my home. The color and quality is outstanding.

Its okay cant connect all cameras for some reason and using 1000 speed internet. Got about 5 to come on. Definitely not a easy set up

Got a refund after finding something better easy return

Easy to set up and use great camera system for a small business.

I love the view of the camera recommend 100% super easy to use on your cell phone

It works for me! Thank you very very very very much!

Really good security camera system. Sale price was set right.

Do not buy. DVR broke within 12 hours of owning. Alarm sounds is not loud. Can not adjust volume. Waste of money. I wanted to return it but it was already installed and I spoke with lorex. They said they would exchange the DVR but did not send me info before I left town on a buisness trip. I’m still waiting for exchange info and it’s been about 2 weeks. They suck, I should have stuck with ring products.

Great quality I would definitely recommend this to a friend.

Did not come with color night vision like it said. Cameras work well but can be very grainy. Can only really tell who a person is within 30 feet or so

Great views and easy to navigate. The nighttime views are excellent.

Great clarity and easy to install. Would buy additional 1-2.

WE have had problems with the hard drive twice, but each time we reset it and it works again.

I am extremely pleased.I feel much more at peace with these cameras.

The Lorex system is very reasonable for the price. High quality.

Cameras have good clarity. Attractive casing. Good pricing.

Was able to get set up relatively quickly and get app enabled and working.

The cameras look great, but they're really big and conspicuous, so if aesthetics are important to you, plan accordingly! First, the physical installation. Technically the installation is really simple. If you want to install it yourself, just be prepared to do whatever it takes to run the wires the way you want them. No fooling, you have to commit to running the hard wire, but it's worth it. Each camera comes with a very generous cable with power and signal fused together for convenience. The cable comes out in the middle of the mount, so if you run your cable right into the wall, then you'll have no exposed wiring at all. There is however a slot in the mounting gasket so that you can surface-mount the wire if you want to. It comes with screws and standard plastic anchors, but of course you can use whatever hardware is appropriate for your mounting surface. One note -- when you run the cable, be sure to check the ends! One end has a female power connector, the other end has a male power connector. The camera has a female power plug, so be sure to run your cable with the male end towards the camera. You can also get extension cables for these, just be sure that you have the right video connectors. Both the camera and the box end with a male BNC connector, and the cables that come with it have female connectors at both ends. Once you have all your camera wires run, you get to set up the box. The box is kind of like a computer. It comes with a mouse. It can work with a keyboard and mouse, just be aware that there's only one USB connector in back, so a wireless keyboard/mouse with a shared transmitter works great. I had a little trouble setting up an old monitor -- the monitor wouldn't sync with the signal. I understand that there's a setting that can fix that on the box, but my monitor had a big black error box in the middle of the screen so I wasn't able to get past that to fix the resolution. Fortunately I had a spare newer monitor, so I was able to use it. I'm happy I went with a newer monitor because the video quality is fantastic! So, you have the cameras all set and the box all hooked up and connected. Setup is really straight-forward. You have to come up with a local admin password, then you need to set up a Lorex account if you want to be able to access the system remotely or through the app. You can configure it all sorts of ways, with motion detection, security lights, recording, pretty much any configuration I could think of, and it was all easy to figure out. I'm currently using it to monitor my front and back doors and to keep an eye on the dogs throughout the day. The video is very high quality. In HD mode, I can read labels of items on the shelf on the other side of the room. Overall, it's super high quality video, easy setup, lots of configuration options. The wired setup is worth the performance, it's just a lot of work to run the wires. Also the cameras are kind of big and conspicuous, so you'd have to be creative if you want to hide them. I can't really think of any negatives -- it does exactly what it's supposed to do, and it does it very well.