Aqara 4MP Camerahub G5 Pro PoE, Echte Kleur Nachtzicht Beveiligcamera Buiten, HomeKit Beveiligvideo, Thread-Grens Router, Lokale Detectie, Thread/Zigbee, Steunt Alexa, Google, Smartthings (Wit)

Turning the camera is slightly difficult when installing the camera on a wall with an angle, but apart from that a top product! Integrates seamlessly with Apple HomeKit

Eine wirklich tolle Kamera. Sehr gut verarbeitet und hochwertige Haptik. Hatte zuerst eine Reolink CX820 bestellt. Da sie von der mechanischen Einstellung des Objektives aber sehr eingeschränkt war, habe ich diese zurück geschickt und die Aqara bestellt. Diese lässt sich mit dem ausgeklügelten Ständer in beinahe jede Stellung bringen.Ich habe die Aqara G5 Pro zuerst in Aqara Home und dann mit Matter in Home Assistant eingebunden. Alles sehr einfach.Die Kamera selbst hat eine geniale Auflösung und eine absolut Spitzendarstellung bei schwachem Licht bzw. Dunkelheit. Ich kenne nichts vergleichbares.

Super matériel

Excelente qualidade, surpreendeu pela positiva. O que me impressionou mais foi a qualidade de imagem noturna, o que se destaca das outras câmeras.O único ponto que melhoraria seria os cabos serem externos. Se possível colocaria-os a passarem no centro do suporte, de forma a ficarem mais inacessíveis.

Update late-April: ONVIF Support — now it can be used with a Hikvision NVR, Ubiquiti’s NVR, etc. and I cannot say enough about the low light performance! New image added for comparison: no adjustments or enhancements but heavily cropped for privacy. The dark image is an iPhone 15 with the Wide lens.April 2025 - Second Update: I've been using it for a few weeks now and love it more than ever. ... For reference, I'm using Reolink, Hikivision, and Ubiquiti hardware — no real complaints with those but the low/no light performance of the Aqara seems like science fiction. The cherry on top is using the camera as an additional hub for my outdoor sensors.Original:TLDR: No Home Assistant yet; native HomeKit video is great. Aqara app is lackluster for such a feature rich device. Also, larger than expected — like a large coffee mugNote (for certain people who will really care): It supports RTSP and allows you to pick the resolution up to 1520p (360p, 720p, and 1080p also available)Compared: I have more Unifi and other IP/POE cameras than anyone would need (enthusiasts/nerd) and this one tops them all, all things considered. The "night vision" outperforms cameras costing 5x and the analytics (on paper) are far superior than most Unifi (for those without the supplemental AI hardware). Also, I'm a former Nest users so my opinion comes from a disdain of wifi/non-local cameras.I also have multiple Aqara hubs for different applications and different portions of my property. Previously, I had to do some DIY work to get hubs where I needed (exterior). The camera now serves as a hub for that purpose as well.Software: I've used (still do) Scrypted (software to turn IP cameras into HomeKit cameras) but it required a fair amount of maintenance and hardware. Likely my fault but still. The intergration with HomeKit is a top selling point for me as an Apple TV user — notification pop up on the screen with virtually zero lag/delay because of the hardwire connection.Aqara App: While not the worse, it is far from perfect. I've only had the camera 24 hours but the nested menus make it difficult to navigate the one device. Adding faces for ID is done on a nested menu instead of the timeline for some reason. It needs work but I would prefer attention be directed to...Home Assistant: This is where the ball was dropped. The Aqara app is good for setup but then I'd like to move on. Aqara is aware of this use case because it has announced it will be working with Home Assistant more closely. I may have missed it but, as of 24 hours in, I haven't figured out where the sensors or analytics are integrated into Home Assistant. The camera is added via Matter but just allows me to "Identify" the camera. I'm sure someone smarter than me will make an integration eventually but, as of now, I'm a bit disappointed. Looking forward to official and community updates to unlock the full features of the hardware.First Update: I am even more impressed by the night/dark video performance so I added a picture. I'm also happy to see Aqara support cares enough to request/provide additional information to improve the experience.

The most complete POE camera and amazing in terms of Home-Kit integration.