Axis Cuts Prices 2015
By: John Honovich, Published on Mar 09, 2015Login to read this IPVM report.
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Comments (6)
Undisclosed Integrator #1
This is a good thing since so many products have increased quality, features, cut their prices and without the msrp game of dealer loyalty discounts.
Why would I or any other person by a product from manufacturers who undercut them with 30-40% discounts to their competitors while convincing them to get certified and you can get these discounts when so many good products are out in the marketplace you would just replace that co. with others?
Axis, Arecont, Panasonic, others have to complete and sell products or else you fall into the trap of not being able to keep up with the overhead that will consume your whole excess of wealth. limited timetables for stability
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Jeff Marano
The AXIS M series still only has a 1 year warranty. What's the warranty on HIKvision cameras?
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Undisclosed Integrator #2
Didn't lower pricing on the M3024-LVE or other outdoor domes......can't get a decent outdoor camera for less than $475.
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Jeffrey Hinckley
03/11/15 02:17am
I believe it is 3 years on Hikvision. This extends beyond this based on your partner level.
That is great news on the M7014 encoders. That is a good product. (M7016 has issues in that it does not have (4) NIC ports, and the built in switch is not accepted by many of our clients networks). Do not understand, though, why the power plug for these is poorly designed and easily comes unplugged - we generally use POE anyway.
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dean woodyatt
Depends on the distributor for the Hikvision warranty, 1 year upwards!
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