Showing posts with label pricing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pricing. Show all posts

Sunday, April 13, 2014

IQeye Pricing

IP cameras used to be very expensive devices. The prices have dropped dramatically just in the last 2 years, and used cameras of megapixel quality are available for quite a deal. Even new cameras are affordable, especially Chinese models and knock-offs on eBay.

Here are some prices you can expect to get for used IQeye cameras by IQinvision as of June 2014. This will give you a better idea of how to negotiate.

These are prices without lenses, unless otherwise noted.

IQ511 $40
IQ541 $45
IQ542 $50
IQ702 $60
IQ703 $65
IQ711 $50
IQ732N $110
IQ751 (Day/Night) $65
IQ752 (Day/Night) $70
IQ753 (Day/Night) $80
IQ801 $80
IQ802 $90
IQ803 $100
IQ832N (Day/Night) $130
IQ851 (Day/Night) $100
IQ852 (Day/Night) $110
IQ853 (Day/Night) $130
IQM31N (Day/Night) lens included $100
IQM32N (Day/Night) lens included $120
IQA13N (Day/Night) lens included $100
IQ030S lens included $65
IQ031S lens included $75
IQ032S lens included $85
IQ040S lens included $50
IQ041S lens included $60
IQ042S lens included $70

For comparison, in 2006 an IQ511 would sell for over $800!

Some explanation of the methodology behind this:
  • Outdoor cameras are more expensive than indoor, because of the weatherproof box in addition to the camera itself.
  • Higher resolution cameras are more expensive than lower resolution ones...go figure.
  • Night/Day cameras (anything with an "N" in the list above) are more expensive, as they have a movable IR-Cut filter. This mechanical component is more expensive to implement. Or you can do it cheaply like Foscam does. They have an endemic problem with this on their cheaper models.
  • No IQeye cameras are wireless
  • Most IQeye cameras do not come with lenses, cameras with lenses are more expensive
  • Cameras with H.264 are more expensive