Revo AmericaReviews of revoamerica.com

Great I had a problem with order. They resolved it immediately.

The system is very easy to install and set up. When I had a minor problem I called tech support. It was nice to get an English speaking person that understood what I was talking about. After only 30 seconds he said he was sending me a new DVR and a return label. Great company.

These are really nice set ups we bought two of them one set was 4K the other were 1080 hd we monitor around our buildings CAT5 hook up is really the way to go it’s easy to run it’s gonna be more reliable than wireless and the power and everything comes over the CAT5

***UPDATE*** I wanted to thank Revo for replying to my review and promptly addressing my situation! _______________________________ I have a NVR unit with a noisy CPU fan they said they would send a new fan out for. After not receiving the replacement fan I emailed a couple times and they just quit responding. I filled out a warranty information form over a week ago and never heard back from them. It is interesting on their website that they show an icon of a telephone operator for providing lifetime support. Unfortunately no email or phone is given to contact them. The only phone # I finally found was on their warranty information page for getting an extended warranty.

i asked if i can return , i don't like this dvr

As always great products and great customer service. Exactly what I expected.

The products are great, and customer service was top notch when our company first began using Revo, but at the last few installs I have had problems getting in touch with customer service and get a call back when I leave a message.

I have four REVO cameras and a REVO DVR circa 2014. I have never been able to connect to these cameras from the outside world. I am on Verizon MBB (and don't feel like paying VZ $500 for a static address so I can connect externally ... possibly). I just downloaded REVO Ultra. What a joke. All I want it to do is access the REVO DVR internally to my own LAN (or camera IPs separately) and it can't even do that. BTW ... um, Java is kind of passé now. If the only way to connect to a REVO system is with IE running Java .. 2003 called and wants it's browser back. Just FYI. If you want flexibility and quality at affordable prices ... go with Amcrest. Good high quality PTZ/HD cams at affordable prices and easy to set up P2P systems accessible from desktop computer or phone. Forget REVO. They are still dependent on yesteryear techonology.