AnalogHD? Q-See System

[Firefighter 0]

So someone I know went to Sams Club and bought a samsung 4 chan 960h system for $350 and wants help putting it in.

I told him to return the system and I'd find him one he'll be more happy with.

 

The samsung had bad reviews and for the cost I knew he could get 720p.

 

So here is what I am having him return.

 

http://www.samsclub.com/sams/4ch-dvr-4-camera-sds-p3042n-us/prod12720074.ip

 

So, I found this Q-See System for $299 from costco.

 

http://www.costco.com/Q-See-4-Channel-HD-720p-Security-System-with-1TB-HDD-and-4-720p-Cameras.product.100151663.html

 

4 cam dvr, 4cams 720P over Analog?

 

It says AnalogHD.

 

for cheaper, this is a better system isn't it?

[unix1992 0]

Analog is not HD, well there is an exception, but he is better off investing in an IP system. Increase his budget to 900 dollar and he has a much better system at Costco.

 

The image quality of the 300 dollar costco is comparable to the Samsung I think, reliability is an other story.

[Firefighter 0]

I understand (I have 6 hik 3MP bulllets) But it doesn't appear I can convince him to spend more unfortunately.

 

I can only assume these comparisons are about what he'd be looking at. It's still an upgrade from the

960h samsung he was wanting to install.

 

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[unix1992 0]

I understand (I have 6 hik 3MP bulllets) But it doesn't appear I can convince him to spend more unfortunately.

 

I can only assume these comparisons are about what he'd be looking at. It's still an upgrade from the

960h samsung he was wanting to install.

 

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Hmm, in that case the costco is better than the samsung, well he can always return it if it's not suitable.

[Firefighter 0]

Well, helped(I did it all) my friend install his system and I gotta say with the Q-See, setup was crazy easy for the mobile app.

 

No port forwarding, networking or anything. Got the app on their phones, hit setup/scan code and it filled it in and was done.

(of course I ran a cat5e from the dvr to the router)