I don't think so but I don't have one of the Hik cubes (yet) to compare. I ran across a sale on Amazon last week and ordered one for myself though. I have a new puppy and want more indoor coverage. Probably should've ordered 2 or 3 at the price ($60). I don't have Amazon.com Prime shipping so I chose the free slow version. Should be in my hands sometime around the weekend though.
The cam you linked to looks like it has good reviews, so if you're happy with it and it is reliable long term then you have a good puppy/baby cam. A lot of the cheap Chinese cams use the IMX322 sensor which is actually very good. The problems with them are usually unreliability related. They'll either just plain die, or the video streams won't be reliable even when wired (not obvious sometimes unless you spend a lot of time reviewing footage), or you can't run the exposure on anything but auto, or whatever.