Reolink 4MP Indoor Security Camera, 2.4G/5GHz Dual-Band WiFi, Pan Tilt Indoor WiFi Pet Camera, Baby Monitor, 2-Way Audio, IR Night Vision, Remote Viewing, Motion Detection Push Alerts, E1 Pro

I have a mix of reolink and hikvision cameras on my network, they support onvif for my NVR and are happy to do it at the same time as being accessed via the reolink service which is online but doesn't ask for a subscription to be paid. The mobile app is best when setting up but for all the options you're gonna want the desktop app to configure them. If you'd putting it inside a window, disable the IR illumination leds otherwise they'll reflect off the glass and blind it at night. The night vision is good, not as good as the expensive hik vision gear but plenty good enough. The pan and tilt works nicely. The audio pickup is decent. I have no idea how this would handle being outside, i'm guessing poorly, hence using different kit outside. That said, i've 3 of these and the reolink doorbell and i even bought my folks the doorbell because they're kinda great for the money. Had these for years, working solidly.

Amazing camera...worth every penny ..so cheap

I am not good with technology - so i was somewhat apprehensive about getting this camera - some of the reviewers use technical jargon [ very off-putting ] . However , i managed to set this camera up in about 45 minutes ..... and it works perfectly . Have had it operating for about 2 days - the push notifications are pretty well instant [ maybe a second or 2 delay ] - good alert on my iPhone , and i can view within a couple of seconds . Very easy to take a photo or video clip . Image quality is excellent , as is night vision . Note , i have Sky Q dual band router - the initial connection to the camera took me 3 or 4 minutes - the rest of the time was set up / getting used to the controls . Very pleased , and much more confident - will now get an outside camera - build up my home security gradually . Will review again in a few months , and if still working well , will upgrade to 5 stars . UPDATE 4 days later - loses connection occasionally , with bigger time lags - i have it about 20 ft from the router - it is much closer than my 2 Sky boxes , which have no problems with the WIFI connection . On Sky app , it says STRONG signal against all devices . Also , camera poor in a bright room [ silhouettes people ..... and it is NOT positioned in direct sunlight ] . 2 weeks in - a lot of trouble setting up email alerts - finally resolved with very good help from Reolink staff - now takes a about a 20 second video when motion detected and sends on email - permanent record without monthly plans etc ..... as well as the push notifications . Very pleased with the camera/service - 4 stars because not strong connection unless within 20ft of the router .

Really pleased with this! I've got an external Reolink WiFi camera on my property's outside wall that I have been really impressed with, so when I was looking for an internal camera, it had to be Reolink. A doodle to set up, as I already had the app and my existing camera installed. Image quality, day or night, is excellent and the tracking feature is superb. Really pleased with it and I feel as though I made the right choice. Screenshot from the Reolink app taken from this camera looking through a double glazed window out onto my drive at night.

Most IP cameras have a web server, so you can access them via a browser. This one doesn't; it assumes you are happy to use a phone or tablet, or run a Reolink app on Windows. So getting images and clips off this and onto a Linux laptop is clumsy and inefficient. Otherwise, it's a nice camera; good image, good night vision, good motion detection, useful two-way audio.The above was not intended to be a negative review, but Reolink appear determined to make sure I am happy with my purchase, and have offered me a replacement camera, which does have the web interface, and at a very favourable price. The exchange process was very quick and completely hassle free. Thank you Reolink for the excellent service.

Great little security camera. Easy to set up. I have it plugged in for ease of access. Though you can have it outside, my camera is on the bedroom window sill upstairs.

Works well. Also have the Zoom edition of this camera also.Software included has all the features that are in most paid for subscriptions. Best of all its free in this current version of the software. Software works fine on Android and Windows.Can be configured to save to google drive and web ftp if needed plus the makers own ftp server or locally.Having got a few different cameras to do this this is the most cost effective solution for me.As with most of these type of cameras there is a bit of lag when connected wirelessly.This make has around half a second of lag compared to some of the previous ones I have used from different makes that went right up to 5 seconds of lag.Only bad thing about this is the monitor point that seems to have a mind of its own if your using it for surveillance.

I bought a Reolink indoor camera a few months ago and set it up to cover my hallway. I now have a second one which overlooks the front of the house from inside. I'm not much into tech, but I think these work well. There are a number of useful settings, such as a privacy screen for areas you don't want the camera to cover, push and email notifications and even the option to share camera with others. My main reason for purchasing this particular camera is because it supports 5GHz, which most don't. Once set up it does what it's supposed to do. Picture quality of moving objects, particularly for the camera covering the street is a little blurry. However, I can zoom in on stationary objects, such as vehicles, and see number plates. To store info you need to buy a separate memory card.The negative for me was the time and effort it took to link both cameras to my wifi. The instructions say that you should scan the QR code, but it wasn't coming up on the screen as it should, despite following the instrucions step by step. I wasn't able to access assistance from Reolink either to help with setting up. Eventually I had to connect each one using a LAN lead and even that took several attempts. But I got there in the end and it does give an added sense of security.