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Do you need low light performance ? If so expect to spend more and get a better camera than reolink

Had a similar situation and used the Reolink Argus PT 5MP with cellular. Was an okay experience, not great. Was able to catch one thief with it. The camera itself had a good picture and everything, and the PTZ is a big bonus, but the solar panel that came with it died after a couple of months...

Hello I have a problem that my XVR suddenly does not record any motion from my 3 reolinks.. they are connected via ONVIF When I go to video detect in XVr, it cannot get error: Failed to aquire Config. Any help will be great. thnx

...in mind that I'm totally new here and never used Blue Iris before. Have been using a mix of 8 Wyze cameras for alerts and to spy my dogs, 5 Reolink Cameras+DVR for security/recording, Smart home with a mix of SmartThings/Konnected/Alexa and a bunch of devices of different brands and feel...

...situations with so many factors not known. Almost every camera will say 0 LUX with infrared or white LED on, and we all know how poorly Reolinks perform at night in low light yet that is their spec....or even two different good cameras. Take for example the 5442 4MP2.8mm fixed lens camera...

I've been using 2 Reolink doorbells for over a year now, streaming to Blue Iris and not one single problem. Admittedly I don't use the Reolink app so I cannot say one way or the other regarding the ads. Also only used 2 dozen Ubiquiti's NS and NS Loco radios with AirMax but from what I've seen...

How the heck do you have ads if the device can’t even access the internet? Sounds like maybe you’re talking about using the Reolink app but none of us using this doorbell (POE or wifi) in Blue Iris are going to be running that at all. I too love Unify stuff for my network but their security...

you cant afford unifi no ads with my reolink doorbell. but like others have said, have never used their cams.

So have you had Reolink do this to you or you just reading old internet threads? My family and I have multiple Reolink doorbell cams w/ no issues nor have we seen ads. I gave them a call earlier after I saw this post to verify I stay away from their other cams, but then again I'm not a keyboard...

Stay away from Reolink. They are clowns. Unify has the same product line and is from a much more trusted company that doesn't insult their customers by putting ads in their face and then banning them when they complain.

Looks good the layout for cameras .. I would want to also get coverage on that side door entrance. Remember to test positions you are considering before drilling any holes.

...that post on previous post with similar question as mine. I decided that for the main door I would get the EmpireTech IPC Color 4k paired with probably the Reolink doorbell cam. My only issue with some of your recommendation is that I would prefer if it was turret cameras instead of bullet ones.

...have exceeded my budget. Therefore, I ended up researching alternative options. I decided to use Omada for networking and initially chose Reolink for security cameras. However, after extensive research, I decided to go with Dahua or Hikvision cameras instead, as they offer better performance...

The PTZ is not available in the US and it's also over the clients budget. With that said, that's why I was also considering the Reolink with a wider field of view. The need is to refer to the SD card if something happened on the construction site, such as theft (at night). He is not planning...

...they are concerned about....but they are because if the camera doesn't see the moose, the camera is useless as you will see below.... Reolink's algorithm is designed to produce a nice bright static image at night and that comes at a cost of blur and ghost and missing body parts or the entire...

...definitley a "we are about to exit the building/turn on lights" so better check the cameras. I'm seeing dahua sometimes being cheaper than reolink, what makes reolink toys vs dahua or empiretech? I know one (allegedly) professional installer rated reolink as better than dahua. Are there...

...with good big sensor). 2. almost all 180deg cameras are full color cameras - they are not for You. 3. don't look at cheap consumer cams like reolink - they are toys.. 4. one more time - at which max distance from cam You want to record animals? if we talk about 10-20 meters, then You can...

...in this situation? I've seen "The Hook Up" recommend "dahua t5442tm" for night IR 90deg which I can't seem to find for sale anymore, and the reolink duo 3 seems ok for the 180 option, I think? Thoughts? I'm sorry if I've put this in the wrong spot or I've missed something, I tried to read...

I had the same problem with my ReoLink WiFi Doorbell. The way I got access to change the setting back was to download the ReoLink App & Client which can be found here: App & Client - Reolink When I installed the app it found the doorbell because it was on the same network as my computer. Click...

Just updated one of my Reolink Duo 2 PoE cams to the latest firmware (v3.0.0.3471_2406115691) and, following recommended practices, I factory reset it. Well, it broke the web interface and interfacing with Blue Iris. I check the release notes and I guess I was too naive to belive the "The...

Available with POE or wifi https://ipcamtalk.com/threads/new-reolink-wired-poe-doorbell-cam.66073/unread

Thanks for all the suggestions.. I might be going with a Reolink. I ran cat6 for 5 security cameras while the house was under construction but didn't wire cat6 to the doorbell so I like that Reolink has a wifi option.

New to LPR? Considerations Before You Begin | IP Cam Talk As others have stated, avoid Reolink anything, except their Doorbell cam.

+1 above. That Reolink would NEVER meet your needs at that distance. See this thread for the commonly recommended cameras (along with Amazon links) based on distance to IDENTIFY that represent the overall best value in terms of price and performance day and night. The Importance of Focal...

I looked at both Lorex and Reolink but ultimately went with Reolink due to the wired POE and Blue Iris integration.

I did some reading here... noticed you guys are not fond of ReoLink and Nest, regardless of their popularity. Perhaps I need a Dahua 5442 in 6mm to be able to better identify what is at the end of our driveway, coming and going. Then it appears Blue Iris might be pretty good software and give...

The Reolink can connect via RTSP or RTMP and has a main stream or a sub stream. It is furnished with a plug-in, configurable (ringtones, volume) chime or can operate existing chimes as show in this YT video:

Not much love on IPCT for Reolink but their doorbell is a different story: many users really like it. It's available in Wi-Fi or wired and NO cloud/subscription required. https://ipcamtalk.com/threads/new-reolink-wired-poe-doorbell-cam.66073/

I just ran across a Reolink Duo 3 PoE 16MP 180° camera that looks like it has a snapshot app included... anyone use it?

Wow....not sure if either of you 5 year members know about IPCT's search feature but there' s a HUGE thread about the Reolink DB with Blue Iris: https://ipcamtalk.com/threads/new-reolink-wired-poe-doorbell-cam.66073/page-35#post-775278 And here's a YT video on how to use it with existing chimes: