Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great setup easy to set up and use. They run great. The app is also easy to navigate though sometimes runs a little slow

Very good quality and did everything I needed it to do and more..

[Employee of bestbuy] It was a good purchase simple to install versatil good quality as well

Nice quality and clear night vision easy to set up

Excellent for your home, the battery lasts a long time and it charges incredibly fast.

[Employee of bestbuy] System works amazingly. I have many of these Swann cameras around my property. Having multiple other types of these show up within the app simultaneously; however, it only the AllSecure cameras will record to the base station. Everything else records to the app via the cloud or if the device if it has a micro SD slot.

Works great I’m completely satisfied with this purchase

[Employee of bestbuy] Good view and light on them is bright i feel safer with these around my house now worth the price

Cameras came out great. I use them to keep me safe around my house.

Best system i've ever had. Great picture and easy to install yourself. I recomend this system.

Good quality and ease of use. Only issue is the mounts

Great cameras they work great in the day and nights

Easy install and we like that it is wireless. We programed it from our phone.

The Hight quality of them is amazing very satisfied in this product

[Employee of bestbuy] Cameras have a nice clear picture, easy to setup and no monthly fees for video storage.

Will take forever to load and will not connect to Internet

[Employee of bestbuy] The batteries could last longer, but the quality overall is decent. The plus of this models is the ability of adding a monitor to the base station and recording videos with a SD card.

I am so happy with the Swann allsecure4k+ wireless security kit, and the expansion/upgrade of my current system. I was using a single wifi camera for my home, as I already had a doorbell cam, both non-Swann products that I was less than happy with. The doorbell cam is decent, so I kept that. But the camera I have was not great. Why? Because they use their own system that requires a monthly payment if you want to use the features that you NEED. So I love at the end of a T intersection in my neighborhood and people use it to do a U turn all the time. So when I first had the camera set up it recorded only on movement and in specific zones I was able to set up. So the camera didn't trip constantly. Those features are gone once the trial period ends and they want me to pay close to what I am paying for my home monitoring system. Not a chance. So I now have this Swann kit and I cannot be happier. Their app was something I was familiar with, as I already have a Swann floodlight camera in my backyard. I love the integration with the home and the quality of the picture already. I have an iPhone so if yu just allow notifications you get notifications when it trips. Once you get your settings where you want them, the cameras are fairly accurate. I say fairly, because I have some larger sized bushes in view of one camera, and they tend to trip the motion settings and it records it as a person. Which at first is a shocking thing, but I am going to see if I can adjust the sensitivity a little and increase the accuracy. But as far as the app, it is very user friendly and intuitive. The cameras themselves to me are the best part. The images are SHARP and crisp, and with my internet (1GB speed, although it rarely reaches that level) it works well. My favorite feature by far is the night vision. The detail and way it seems to brighten things up just amazes me. The tech has really come a long ways with this sort of thing. There is also two way comms via the cameras. Talk about a good way to scare the hell out of someone! Plus at night time there is a spot light. Super effective. The 4K ability of the cameras are immediately noticed and the picture quality is really nice and crisp. Mounting the cameras was super easy. I walked the yard and looked at the different locations where I wanted to cover. Since I have three, I wanted to overlap two in the front and have the third cover the backyard. Once I identified what I wanted to cover I determined where I wanted to post them and for me it worked out to be the two corners in the front. It was easy to screw on base on the walls and the camera arms attach right to them and are easy to adjust. Once you have them attached, I used the app to "see what the camera sees" and fine tuned it. Easy peezy. I cannot attest to how weather proof they are, even though I live in a rainy state. I used the overhangs to shield the cameras. I figured that would add some longevity to them. I also could not really see a noticeable difference when popping the antenna up or leaving it flat. The hub or base station has a really cool feature. First, let me say that when you get three cameras, you get FOUR batteries. What a novel idea right?! So when one battery goes low, you can swap out the battery with a charged battery. And in the back of the base station, there is an opening to charge the batteries. So you don't need to use a cord and do it, you just pop it in and about five hours later it is fully charged. The base station has enough memory to hold two years of recordings, according to the manual. After that, it begins to write over the old data like any security system. So back up your data for any incidents you have so you can avoid losing it in the future. I am by far no security expert. I do like the idea of extra security, even though I am in a pretty good neighborhood with almost no incidents to speak of. But this is peace of mind for the unknown. If you want a nearly plug and play system that is both easy to install and use, this is a really good security system for you. I recommend it for anyone needing a quality product at a reasonable price, and that does not want to drill into your house or have a professional do the install.

The Swann AllSecure 4K security kit is a great monitoring system for home or business. This AllSecure4K+ kit comes with a hub, three wireless cameras, three mounting kits, four batteries, an Ethernet cable, and a corded mouse. In short, it’s everything you need to get started, except for a monitor and mouse. Setup is a breeze. You power up the hub, connect the corded mouse, your router, and your monitor, set your administrator’s password, connect to WiFi when prompted, and put the batteries in your cameras. You’re on your way. Camera installation is simple, as the included mounting kits are easy to use and secure. Because the batteries charge without the camera, you can install your cameras without regard to removing them later, and simply focus on the most secure locations. You’ll also want to use sunny areas, as these cameras run on solar power when available. With their weather resistant design and wide operating temperature range, the Swann 4K cameras can be mounted almost anywhere (depending on your climate, of course). The batteries are large and designed to last up to three months, but if you, like me, live in a very sunny area, it seems that you’ll get even longer life. The extra battery is extremely handy, as you can charge a low battery without losing any coverage. Once set up, the system works perfectly. Images are extremely clear and refresh quickly, and show a wide field of vision (110 degrees). I also have a set of Swann 2K cameras, and the difference in clarity is remarkable. The night vision is crisp, and the spotlights provide image clarity as well as a deterrent to would-be miscreants. With two-way communication, you can instruct delivery drivers or have a short conversation from wherever you are. And with sirens that you control from the app, you can let whoever is there know that they have been seen while alerting the neighbors that something’s up at your house. You can monitor the cameras through the hub-attached monitor or the app. (Note that there is no reason to use a dedicated monitor, simply connect the hub to your monitor’s second HDMI port and flip over when you want to see something. Or, you can be like me and only use the monitor if the phone / tablet screen is not large enough to make out the details you need. Motion detection is extremely good and with the wide field of vision, anything that approaches will be captured. The included heat sensors are able to distinguish between leaves blowing and a person approaching, although one of my cameras has identified a bear walking past my door as a person. But, I suspect these weren’t designed with bears as the main focal point. Captured events are stored on a local SD card (64Gb card included), or there is an optional cloud-based service that you can subscribe to. I really appreciate that you don’t have to pay a subscription fee to use this kit. Overall a powerful, easy to use system with great features.

The Swann AllSecure 4K Wireless Security Kit with 3 Wire-Free Cameras is a complete security camera system for a home. It comes with 4 rechargeable batteries - 1 is a spare that can be charged within the back of the NVR hub for easy pop-out pop-in use in a camera, or in a power outage it serves as a power back-up for your hub. It also has a 64gb micro-SD card, a mouse (more on that later), an HDMI cable, an ethernet cable, charging cables, theft deterrent stickers, mounting templates, screws, etc. Everything needed for easy install of the wireless system. After charging the batteries and getting the hub set up on my wifi, I plugged the hub into my TV via the HDMI cable and the mouse into the hub. At that point, the system layout showed up on my TV screen. I found the included instructions to be confusing with 3 separate pamphlets for different parts of the setup, and a non-sequential numbering system. Some instructions just didn't make sense for the system I have, but II managed to make my way through it. Next, to pair up the 3 cameras. This part wasn't even mentioned in the instructions. I finally found a screen in the app that showed me that all cameras were not paired, so I attempted to pair them by holding down the button on top of each camera until the red light started to blink then telling it to pair. I got it to work, but it was a slow process. I didn't think anything was happening but after a couple minutes, suddenly the cameras would show up on the TV screen. Further setting up of each camera was painstakingly difficult and quite time-consuming. It seemed after every setting adjustment, I had to wait minutes for that change to take affect, eg changing the name of a camera, making adjustments to the hue, contrast, etc. And this adjustment was after I searched throughout the app for settings I needed. However difficult I found the setup to be, the actual install was simple and painless. With this Swann system being 100% wireless, it enabled me to position each camera where it gave me the best view of the surrounding areas I wanted to monitor. The cameras are quick to react to motion, each time letting me know via notification if it is just motion or if it is a person. Of course, it isn't always perfect, but at least I know something/someone is there. Or... maybe it's just the tree branches moving. Adjusting the sensitivity and the area monitored helped me make that less of an issue. It does not provide facial recognition, but maybe with a future software upgrade? The video I get is extremely sharp. It is really impressive. The 4K does make a difference - the detail is stunning. At night it is obviously not as clear, but it does have color night vision that enables clear video with even a tiny bit of light. Even with no light, it gives me video I can see. When I have the spotlights enabled, I always have crystal clear color video. I don't have the siren enabled because it is quite loud and I don't want it to disturb my neighbors until I have the motion adjustments set better. Oh, and the 2 way audio, though it has a bit of a delay, helps me speak to workers in my yard even when I can't be there! I feel much more secure knowing the Swann AllSecure 4K Wireless Security Kit is at work! I can see what is causing those noises I always hear, so I don't have to be worried. I feel my kids are safer outside when I can monitor them. An added plus, there are no monthly fees, unless you opt into one of their plans but you aren't required to do so. This is a fantastic system that I would highly recommend to anyone looking for camera security.