Customer Reviews

Swann NightHawk 2 Wireless Color Cameras and Receiver (SW-P-WOC2)

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The 0lux works great & the picture quality is pretty good, even on a 120" projection screen. The only issues that I am having is with range. Inside of the house I am getting about 75 feet only going through 1 wall. Good for the money but don't expect big range. I'd love to see the 300', even line of sight I can't get close to that.

Daytime the cameras work ok, not great but acceptable. Terrible low light capability, late evening on all you see is black. Do not buy if you want it for low light situations.

We have had this camera for a month or so now, and it does what it says, it is a really good camera to have for inside survalance, or on your porch. The day vision is really good and clear and you can see pretty far away, however the night vision is limited. Although it works but a very short distance. I recommend this for just around the house.

I was replacing a broken receiver when I ordered this package. I also ordered the Twin camera package and a Bulldog. What I don't know or did not get is a splitter or some way to conbine all the cameras together. They all seem compatible but I need some way to use all equipment purchased. I need to video tape gates to Storage Units and watch all activity on others. Thank You for any advise you can give.

While they're not the best camera on the market, they do work well in good light. The integral video-switcher is handy, allowing you to stop (and stay) on just one camera -or- allow it to sequence through all 4 channels, assuming you have four cameras. As I said, for the dollar spent I feel the quality is more than acceptable and they're a breeze to setup and get running. If you're looking for fast-n-easy, this will do the trick. Note: The cameras come with their own AC wall-wart, but can be powered by an individual 9volt DC battery as well since those adapters are included as well with each camera.

Swann has a good reputation, and I don't know if any competitive setup would perform any better, but these wireless cameras are much too sensitive to radio frequency interference to be utilized in any electronically populated area.

Even with the option to tune down below the frequency of common wifi channels, I guess my cameras were still being bombarded with other frequencies - possibly from wireless phones and such. The manual is awash with "do nots" - keeping you from placing the cameras or the receiver anywhere near other electrical devices. These may work beautifully for surveillance in a more sterile environment, but I had awful luck with them.

This camera duo is absolutely fantastic. It is completely user friendly with wonderful picture quality... and the night vision is exceptional.

I connected this to a 13-inch TV I have in my office. I put the camera outside to watch when my 9-year old plays in the pool area. The camera is about 40-feet away and the signal has to go through 5 walls. The picture jumps a little once in a while but it works well enough that I can see my son clearly. The other camera is watching the front door and it works fine, especially at night. We used it to watch the trick or treaters when they came up the walk. For the money this was a good solution for me to keep an eye on my family. I recommend it to anyone looking for an extra way to keep watch on their kids.

Limited range and seems to be sensitive to interference, like from home wi-fi plus microwave. Picture quality pretty good for the price but figure on having the receiver close to the cameras.

Good value for the price. If you have wirless internet were you plan to install the cameras you may experience interference as I did.

My Client I installed this for was pleased. (We had minor interference from wireless internet)