Yeah you will get fanboy responses LOL...
Read thru these threads (or do a search for Hikvision in them lol). There are comparisons between Hikvision and Dahua 4K series:
Intro I’m excited to be doing another Worlds First Review. this time as I mentioned in the full color thread, I’ve been testing the new Dahua full color 4K camera. This was provided courtesy of @EMPIRETECANDY for a fair, honest, no holds barred, unbiased review. I’ll attempt to answer any and...
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Ok, who's ready for not only a review BUT another World's First Review ? You heard it here first, new camera in hands and almost ready to review. Thanks as always goes to Andy (@EMPIRETECANDY) for providing this camera in exchange for a fair, honest, non biased, no holds barred review. I’ve...
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Now what is interesting is that many people have come here after buying the Hikvision ColorVu series expressing their disappointment in the picture quality of the camera because they were expecting magic. If you do not have ambient light outside or do not like the white LED lights on, you are better off with cameras that can see infrared. ColorVu type cameras cannot see infrared, so you can't add infrared later.
Here is link to a thread of many that shows the disappointment of many thinking a ColorVu camera was magic and could defy physics. Full Color type cameras are great if you have light, but will be horrible if you do not have enough light (as is any surveillance camera)
Initial review of the DS-2CD2347G2-L(U) ColorVu 2.0 IP camera.
There seems to be more posts started here with complaints about the Hik full color version at night than the Dahua 4K/X or 4K/T full color version. If you want a full color, the 4K/X is a better choice.
Or maybe the people that buy the Hikvision version are naive and think they are magic and the ones that buy the 4K/X and 4K/T are educated as to the proper placement for this type of camera LOL...