Elite Armory

Thanks for the suggestions. I haven't seen any plug and play solutions from them. All I see are individual components and NVR's with no hard drives in them. I'm located in California, USA. Do you know where I can find the plug and play solutions? Also, looking around this forum I noticed that there are also rebranded companies of their products. Who are the companies that use their equipment? Thanks!

We actually bought the Q-See one from Costco as well. The first one we had was defective and we sent it back. Then a month later one of the cameras went out and we replaced it with an extra one we have. Now we're having problems with the motion sensors on about half of them less than a year later. We did contact customer support and as the other poster said, they were pretty good but I don't know about the general quality of their products. The system is still works but not as it should. We are now in search for another system before our year is up for us to return our system to Costco.

I am looking for a camera system with about 12 cameras for roughly $2500-$3000 give or take a few bucks. This will be used for a store and not residential if that matters. We have gone through a few camera systems that end up not working in short order. Two of these systems were Q-See NVR IP HD systems purchased from Costco. I need something that has wide angle cameras and a sharp picture. I can't seem to find anything besides Q-SEE, Lorex and the like but I'm sure there's other better options out there. We are not super techy so something on the easier side to use would be great. Could anyone please point me in the right direction? Thanks for any help you can provide!