If you are using a smartphone to connect the DSC-8526L to your Wi-Fi network, you’ll be up in no time thanks to its intuitive wizard or alternatively if you’re connecting the camera to your network via Ethernet, the process is just as simple. Speaking of memory, you can lower the resolution to 720p which increases the storage capacity on your memory card, however with lower quality video resolution. Located on the back is the speaker, Ethernet port, reset button and a power connector. On the front there are two IR LEDs, a light sensor and the 1080p lens in the centre.Īlso on the front is the microphone and the microSD card slot that supports cards of up to 256GB. Its primarily white colouring with black lens is very unassuming so it’s great to place anywhere without it standing out.
In terms of design, this egg-shaped device is well-designed and while plastic, it still feels quite sturdy.
If you have a smart assistant like Alexa or Google, the camera supports these two technologies which means you can use your voice to tune into the DSC-8526L such as “Alexa, show me the camera in the study” or “Alexa, show me the latest activity from the camera in the study” and Alexa will politely inform you, OK. Don’t forget sound detection so if the camera hears something like breaking glass, it will activate it. Other highlights include two-way audio but what makes the DSC-8526L stand out from its competitors besides the truly easy setup process is auto-tracking motion and edge based person detection which means the camera will follow a person when it detects them. The product is also ONVIF compliant which is an open industry forum that provides and promotes standardized interfaces for effective interoperability of IP-based physical security products. While is supports Wi-Fi, it does have an Ethernet port for fixed internet as sometimes a Wi-Fi connection can cause connectivity issues.Īdd in night-vision of up to 5 metres plus the ability of either local or cloud (no fee) storage of videos, including sending push notifications (alerts) to your smartphones and D-Link ensure that you everything you need for simple security and at equally affordable cost.
Boasting a simple set-up thanks to smartphone accessibility (including Bluetooth), this relatively unassuming and compact device has the ability to capture 360° views in FULL HD (1080p) at 30 frames per second (fps), including auto-tracking that identifies human motion which greatly reduces false alarms. If you’re looking for an affordable security camera for your home or small office, then you’ve come to the right place with D-Link’s latest Full HD Pan & Tilt pro Wi-Fi Camera, the DSC-8526L.
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