D-Link Intros 180 Degree HD Wi-Fi Camera For The Connected Home

[Julio Urquidi]

D-Link’s latest Wi-Fi camera, the 720p HD DCS-8200LH, features a 180-degree ultra-wide angle view.

Designed for home surveillance, the D-Link DCS-8200LH also includes a microSD slot for local recording and supports IFTTT to aid integration with other smart home products.

The DCS-8200LH can be set up to follow user-created smart home recipes. For example, the camera can start to record if other devices like connected doorbells or motion sensors trigger it. Like other D-Link cameras, the DCS-8200LH can be remotely monitored via Android and iOS mobile apps.

The DCS-8200LH’s other features include D-Link’s De-Warping technology, simultaneous H.264/MPEG compression, Wireless 802.11ac radio WPS wireless security, sound and motion detection and night vision.

Slated for release in July, the MSRP of the DCS-8200LH is $139.99.

 

[Razor512]

Can it record to a NAS, or be accessed locally with an NVR?

 

[TonyH]

Won't it give fish eye view?

 

[thiggins]

Can it record to a NAS, or be accessed locally with an NVR?

Not clear from the specs.

 

[thiggins]

Won't it give fish eye view?

Check the specs. It has image dewarping.

 

[TonyH]

Check the specs. It has image dewarping.

Wonders of digital era. They should make more outdoor type cameras like that. Few Vivotek I have around house
really work well in extreme cold and hot.