CP PLUS 4MP Quad HD Smart Wi-Fi CCTV Camera
Brand: CP PLUS
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3.4/5 (367 reviews)
βΉ2,749
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4MP pan-tilt Wi-Fi camera with 360-degree coverage, two-way audio, and motion alerts. Rs2,749, 3.8 stars from 610 reviews.
<p>The CP PLUS 4MP Smart Wi-Fi camera is an indoor pan-tilt camera with significantly higher resolution than most budget competitors. The 4MP sensor (2560x1440) gives meaningfully better detail than the 1080p sensors common in this price range. The 360-degree pan and 105-degree tilt mean you can cover an entire room from a single mount point.</p>
<h3>What's in the box</h3>
<ul>
<li>Camera unit with integrated stand</li>
<li>USB-A to micro-USB power cable (about 2 metres)</li>
<li>5V/2A wall adapter</li>
<li>Mounting screws and template</li>
<li>Quick-start guide</li>
</ul>
<h3>Setup and app</h3>
<p>Setup uses the ezyKam+ app (iOS and Android). The process is typical: plug in the camera, scan the QR code on your phone through the app, connect to your 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi, and you're done. Most owners report setup working in under 5 minutes. The app itself has consistent complaints: occasional disconnections, slow notifications, and a clunky interface. This is the main reason the rating is 3.8 instead of higher.</p>
<h3>Video quality</h3>
<p>The 4MP sensor delivers actually better detail than 1080p competitors at this price. Faces are recognisable at 5-6 metres, license plates readable at about 3 metres. Night vision uses infrared LEDs and is decent for indoor use out to about 5 metres. There's no colour night vision at this price.</p>
<h3>Storage and alerts</h3>
<p>microSD card support up to 256GB gives about 7-10 days of continuous recording. Cloud storage is available via subscription (CP PLUS-branded). Motion detection works but is sensitive to shadows and light changes; expect some false alerts in the first week as you tune the sensitivity.</p>
<h3>Real-world use</h3>
<p>Owner reviews consistently mention: good video quality for the price, easy initial setup, the pan-tilt motor is smooth and quiet, and the 2-way audio is loud enough to be heard across a room. Common complaints: the ezyKam+ app needs work, notifications can lag, and the microSD card slot is awkward to access (under the lens housing).</p><h2>Current Amazon review signal</h2><p>At the latest listing check, Amazon.in showed 3.4 stars from 367 ratings and 1K+ bought in the past month. That is a useful warning not to treat the cameraβs feature list as proof of a polished experience. The purchase signal shows active interest, while the middling rating suggests buyers should pay close attention to app behaviour, installation support and replacement terms.</p><p><strong>The read:</strong> consider it for the listed pan-tilt and monitoring features, but buy with realistic expectations and keep the return and service information available.</p>
<h3>What's in the box</h3>
<ul>
<li>Camera unit with integrated stand</li>
<li>USB-A to micro-USB power cable (about 2 metres)</li>
<li>5V/2A wall adapter</li>
<li>Mounting screws and template</li>
<li>Quick-start guide</li>
</ul>
<h3>Setup and app</h3>
<p>Setup uses the ezyKam+ app (iOS and Android). The process is typical: plug in the camera, scan the QR code on your phone through the app, connect to your 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi, and you're done. Most owners report setup working in under 5 minutes. The app itself has consistent complaints: occasional disconnections, slow notifications, and a clunky interface. This is the main reason the rating is 3.8 instead of higher.</p>
<h3>Video quality</h3>
<p>The 4MP sensor delivers actually better detail than 1080p competitors at this price. Faces are recognisable at 5-6 metres, license plates readable at about 3 metres. Night vision uses infrared LEDs and is decent for indoor use out to about 5 metres. There's no colour night vision at this price.</p>
<h3>Storage and alerts</h3>
<p>microSD card support up to 256GB gives about 7-10 days of continuous recording. Cloud storage is available via subscription (CP PLUS-branded). Motion detection works but is sensitive to shadows and light changes; expect some false alerts in the first week as you tune the sensitivity.</p>
<h3>Real-world use</h3>
<p>Owner reviews consistently mention: good video quality for the price, easy initial setup, the pan-tilt motor is smooth and quiet, and the 2-way audio is loud enough to be heard across a room. Common complaints: the ezyKam+ app needs work, notifications can lag, and the microSD card slot is awkward to access (under the lens housing).</p><h2>Current Amazon review signal</h2><p>At the latest listing check, Amazon.in showed 3.4 stars from 367 ratings and 1K+ bought in the past month. That is a useful warning not to treat the cameraβs feature list as proof of a polished experience. The purchase signal shows active interest, while the middling rating suggests buyers should pay close attention to app behaviour, installation support and replacement terms.</p><p><strong>The read:</strong> consider it for the listed pan-tilt and monitoring features, but buy with realistic expectations and keep the return and service information available.</p>
Why we recommend it
Key features
- 4MP (2560x1440) resolution
- 360-degree pan and 105-degree tilt
- Two-way audio
- Infrared night vision (5m range)
- microSD storage up to 256GB
- Motion detection with phone alerts
- Wi-Fi 2.4 GHz
- ezyKam+ app (iOS + Android)
Pros
- 4MP resolution is noticeably better than 1080p competitors at this price
- Full 360-degree pan and tilt from a single mount point
- Easy initial setup via QR code
- Local storage via microSD means no mandatory subscription
- Two-way audio is loud enough to be useful
Cons
- ezyKam+ app has reliability complaints (disconnects, lag)
- Motion detection is sensitive to light changes β needs tuning
- No colour night vision
- microSD slot is awkward to access
- 5V/2A adapter is included but the cable is short (2m)
How to buy it
Buy the CP PLUS 4MP camera if you want better-than-budget video quality for indoor home security and don't mind occasional app quirks. Skip it if you want a polished app experience or outdoor-rated weatherproofing.
Who should buy it
Go for this if 4MP resolution is noticeably better than 1080p competitors at this price matters to you. It's also a strong pick because full 360-degree pan and tilt from a single mount point. It's also a strong pick because easy initial setup via QR code. Priced in the βΉ2KββΉ5K range, it strikes a fair balance between features and affordability. The standout feature: 4MP (2560x1440) resolution.
Who should skip it
Skip if ezyKam+ app has reliability complaints (disconnects, lag) is a dealbreaker. Also reconsider if motion detection is sensitive to light changes β needs tuning.
