Dahua Pro Series vs Honeywell MAXPRO NVR Series comparison

Dahua new NVR5 network video recorder delivers excellent
performance and high recording quality that is ideally suitable for IP
video surveillance applications. This professional NVR adopts powerful
processor, providing the capability of 4K resolution processing for
applications where image details are highly required. Additionally, the
NVR can be served as edge storage, central storage or backup storage
with an intuitive shortcut operation menu for remote management and
control.
Due to its easy-to-install design, the NVR is ideal for a wide range of
applications such as public safety, water conservancy, transportation, city
centers, education, and financial institutions.
The NVR is compatible with numerous third-party devices, which make
it the perfect solution for surveillance systems that work independently
of video management system (VMS). It features an open architecture
that supports for multi-user access and is compatible with ONVIF 2.4
protocol, enabling interoperability with 4K cameras.

The hybrid NVRs convert analog feeds to IP without replacing analog cameras, which is ideal for smaller installations that want to keep their existing analog cameras while adding affordable, high-quality HD IP video to their systems. When installed with an existing NVR, the HVE encoders transition the NVR to a hybrid model that supports a mix of analog and HD IP video. Honeywell's MAXPRO NVR Hybrid Standard Edition (SE) surveillance system is ideal for migrating small to mid-size installations in a hybrid format, and supports 32 channels of video, including up to 16 analog. The MAXPRO NVR Hybrid Xpress Edition (XE) accommodates initial entry into hybrid video surveillance, and supports up to 16 channels. There is growing demand for technologies that marry existing infrastructure with the latest high-definition video surveillance capabilities