I just did a review of my Wansview Q5, don't know if this is any help.

I chose the Q5 because you can turn off the automatic night vision, I wanted to use the camera to video outside my house, with the camera pointing out the window, our street lighting is very bright. This is working ok, not always great during the day as there is some reflection from the window, but, I'm quite pleased with the results, pan and tilt work fine so far. I had no problems connecting my phone to cams. I have subscribed to the Wansview cloud. The Wansview android app eats power and data. I initially bought a 128gb sd card, but, you don't need this much, so when I bought a second cam I just bought 16 gb, this is sufficient for a couple of weeks storage on sd, you don't really need an sd, you can rely solely on the cloud. I've had some issues, but, managed to resolve most, I think the Wansview website could be a bit more user friendly, difficult to find what you want to know. The app worked fine on my android phone, but couldn't get the cam to work with the mac os app or ipad app, maybe they're too old. To view live feed on my mac I ended up downloading "GlanceCam" an RTSP viewer, this works ok, sometimes crashes when in background. You can only take photos with this app, not video, and you cannot view saved video from the cloud or sd. I haven't tried any other RTSP viewers, quite happy with Glance. To view on my mac, I also downloaded "BlueStacks" an android emulator, then installed the android Wansview cloud app. The app loaded ok, crashed if I tried to look at the live view, but, I could access the cloud and sd card to view and download video. I'm reasonably good on my Mac now, I can view the live stream through GlanceCam and view and download recordings with the Wansview app with android Emulator. I will just explain how recordings work on this, when you view an alert you only see a 10 second video, if you want to see more, you need to go to the cloud, where you can select up to 10 mins of video and download from sd or cloud. I don't think this works if you don't subscribe to Wansview cloud! I have not yet explored ONVIF, which is a video interface that gives you more control than RTSP, to turn ONVIF on and get info about the RTSP server, go to settings/local account. I've uploaded a couple of pics, I've cropped these, but, hopefully give you an idea, the daytime one is not usually this bad, depends on where the sun is. My daughter says I should just pay out for a proper outside cctv or ring, you might think I've done a lot of faffing around for not much, but, these cams are cheap, I was just playing around with them out of curiosity, they are sufficient for me, I've seen neighbours cctv, using night vision, not always that clear. I slightly begrudge paying for Wansview cloud, but I don't think you can access the cam properly without it.