Reolink4K PTZ Dual-Lens PoE Security Camera Outdoor with 6X Hybrid Zoom, 355° Pan 90° Tilt, Auto Tracking, Color Night Vision, Person/Vehicle/Pet Detection, Two-Way Audio, TrackMix PoE

Good quality dual lens camera. We connect our using PoE so we can mount it quite far from nearest power source. The quality of the images is good and the zoom function works well. The AI "autodetect" features does seem quite smart. We have had the camera installed for over a year now and not been a moments trouble - its just works in all weathers as you need a CCTV camera to do.

Great camera, works with Frigate NVR and is amazing at what it does, tracks well and easy to set up and install

Impressive in some respects. Well built. Good quality images. Impressive AI, real improvement in former Reolink cameras. Its track function is really good for such a cheap camera.Few quirks, it loses its detection pattern when the cameras manually panned. Probably be fixed in an update.

This item is five star works very well even the auto tracking works very well no like which is unusual for a camera costing under £300 quality of the picture is excellent. The infrared light gives good coverage in the dark and the spotlight works very well very easy to set up good night vision pitch qualities is very good and the zoom case abilities are excellent.

This was purchased as a replacement for a much cheaper device and it is a significant upgrade in terms of performance and build quality. For a start the device is much more solidly constructed and feels like it will stand up to the UK climate with no issues. PoE is a useful feature and makes installation that much simpler. The dual lens feature works well and has no problem tracking people in both daylight and at night. RTSP/ONVIF support made integrating it with my Blueiris server a breeze and both camera feeds can be accessed simultaneously as separate camera streams if necessary.

Great camera, the image quality in daytime is very good and the motion tracking works well. I keep the 2nd lens for close ups when motion is detected and this works well too. In my particular case with the camera in the home position it does mean that the 2nd lens is basically looking at nothing very much until movement is detected on the main camera then it centres on it and tracks movement well. The lights for the full colour night vision are pretty bright and make quite an effective outside light, mine is overlooking our yard and at night time the lights come on when driving up and track us to the door. I did have a problem with the camera not tilting properly but Reolink's support was very good at sorting it for me under warranty.

Does not work woth my Reoling NVR maybe there is a new nvr model? My nvr or dvr is 5 years old and looks the same. Is there a new nvr model that is co payable woth those cameras? Waste of time u had to pay builders to set up the new cameras only to find out that it is not compatible. Waste of time and money plus they did not mention clearly in the advert that it may not be compatible with the reolink nvr recorder.

I like Reolink cameras because they are more open. You don't need to subscribe to anything, they can be repurposed down the line, and you can use them in the way that you want to. You're in control, not the manufacturer.The Trackmix is a nice quality boost over the E1 Pros that I have - it supports higher resolutions and bitrates and the image is noticeably clearer whilst being substantially wider and taller.You have a lot of options, whether you would like to record to an SD card, NVR, or PC running the Reolink Client, or you could try Blue Iris and Agent DVR, however they didn't seem to work well with this camera (I did get them working with my other Reolink cameras, there's also a firmware update for the camera I've not tried).I think it's a great camera for the money. I will probably buy more of them.