Hikvision / Ezviz 'Knocks Off' GoPro
Author: John Honovich, Published on Jan 05, 2016Login to read this IPVM report.
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Comments (18)
Undisclosed Distributor #1
we have tested the standard S1 and I must say, it does give GoPro a run for its money. Then again they have a strong running start.
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Undisclosed #2
And meanwhile, consumer electronics companies are trying to get more into the security camera market: Archerfish 2.0?
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Undisclosed #3
Snarky comment warning
"A Chinese company is making knockoffs, say it is not so. I cant believe china would make a knock off a another product and sell it to the same market as the original..."
China got to keep those numbers up one way or another. just one more avenue for them to do so.
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Louis Li
A different perspective:
the capital market seems already throw Gopro out
GPRO down 70% last year
along with its chip supplier AMBA .
Whether s1 is the next newborn baby or not, remains to be seen.
Btw, s1 will be shown at CES, something tells me that it can be found not too far from the huge white/red Hikvision sign :-)
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Richard Martinez
John,
With the Chinese Government behind them with unlimited funding, they will make a dent in that sector as well. I consider this practice an unfair market manipulation.
When it comes to our sector, the worst part is that we are all helping Hikvision take us all out of business.
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Undisclosed #5
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Undisclosed #5
EZ does it again, with an Arlo killer?
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Undisclosed #5
In any language this looks like a car wreck, no?
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