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I definitely think he is getting paid to promote Reolink. I can't confirm this but it seems like it to me.

Your right it does indeed have it's own WiFi. Now that you mention that I did read that in an older post but I thought perhaps in over 2 years since the post here was originally posted there may have been updates. Can I ask what you would do then as I'm stumped now. I had origionally planned to...

Do you want a doorbell that has a button in addition to a camera? If so, consider the Reolink, they have a Wi-Fi version that will need 16-24VAC or DC doorbell power or the non-wireless version that is POE (power and data over CAT cable). It's the only Reolink product that gets some love on...

...actually going thru the house wifi, so it would be a similar situation as the dedicated access point that has just cameras. Keep in mind that in addition to the poor night performance, it is well known that many reolink cameras do not play well with BI. Reolink support has even confirmed that.

Exactly, but now he can't just explain it away as ignorance, seeing as he created a video talking about focal length, sensor size, etc. Now I truly believe he is on Reolink's payroll.

With results like that it sure does make you wonder when they tell you it’s a “sponsor free review”.

Yeah, even if you go by his rankings in each section (daytime, moderate light, low light) the reolink is not #1 in any of them, but somehow it is the 'best motion capture' out of all cameras in all conditions. Absolute garbage.

...Hilariously if you watch his actual review of all the camera videos you can clearly see, even straight out of the box, the 5442 smoked all the other ones especially at night yet he still somehow declared Reolink the winner at the end. Oh well, the advice is worth what you pay for it on Youtube.

So I thought this youtuber had finally been educated on cameras and their features, seeing as he posted a video 2 years ago talking about Reolink cameras and their downfalls after he was called out. I personally wasted about $300 on Reolink cameras due to his recommendation, and then wondered...

...settings (dst, timezone and ntp) it should work fine. pc sync is useless, it will reset after short time. btw good choice of cams, with reolink you wouldnt have this image quality. i dont like the color 180 degree. sadly dahua has no IR version, need to buy ankee/hikvision for IR with bad...

Thank you for taking your time to leave this response I will apply it immediately when I get home.

I wouldn't buy anything Reolink. Too many quality issues for me. I do think the 10-watt 12-volt cheapie motion sensor light will return. They were actually pretty good lights. I just don't want to pay 4x the price. I like the cool white. Most of the lights I run off 12v 3 amp power...

I was wondering because you can buy a POE motion floodlight from Reolink. They're AUD$99 (no idea what that is in freedom units) which is a lot more than your lights but they will just run straight off a POE switch without having to figure out what other parts you might need to purchase and have...

I don't have this camera or any Reolinks except for 2 of their doorbells but some reading revealed the follow suggestion: First, using the camera's IP log into its webGUI and enable ONVIF/RTSP and HTTP ports. If the webGUI won't open try Reolink's client software. In Blue Iris, create a new...

The track mix camera has two cameras built into one unit 2MB camera on 8mp camera I can get the sub stream for the 8mp camera but I cannot find a sub stream for the 2nd camera 2 mp is there a fix for this? the only reason why I ask is causing my CPU usage to be higher than needs to be , also...

...9-10 times better performance. Also keep in mind that outside of the consumer grade stuff like Ring and Arlo and Nest, and Blink and Reolink, Dahua and Hikvision make the cameras for probably the majority of other cameras out there and some of them are more expensive with lessor quality as...

...here so apologies if this is the wrong place for this thread. I have a Windows 11 PC and I wanted to mostly physically isolate my sketchy Reolink camera (don't roast me too much, I know it's not a great camera). I'm not really a networking guy so my knowledge is limited so maybe some of you...

Welcome Julio First decide what you functionally want to accomplish. Then pick up a few cameras to test with and see if they meet your requirements. Do not jump in and buy a complete setup until you've done those 2 first.

...is kinda of tight because i need between 24 and 32 cameras. I saw alot of bad reviews for the brand i was thinking of buying, 24 cameras reolink 510A a nvr and a poe switch is just arround the max budget i have for the system, max 2000€ i cant go above this. I will have sensors in the...

...I've got so far. I'm using an IR illuminator. The farthest away she gets from the camera is about 25 feet. On the same pole, I've got a reolink 510-A and a cheap IP tracking cam. I've got to tone down the illumination a bit. Will be interesting to see where the cheap Dahua fits on...

...of poor performance with an object in motion. And the user can do nothing to correct this even with settings because it has been shown that Reolink (and most consumer grade cameras) favor nice bright static images at night over performance. So at some point even if you can set shutter...

Yes... only I downloaded and installed the POE version, versus the WiFi link you referenced. Working fine... with no issues. Link to POE version> Reolink POE Firmware

Can you point me to a source for a decent camera?

Sadly folks have shown that you will spend more on getting enough external infrared to make a reolink work than it would be to buy new cameras. The reolinks simply need a TON of light. This chart was developed based on the collective input of many members here with real world experience with...

I've got a lot of lower-end cameras, all of which work well in the day. The best I have are Reolink 811-A's. I do have an EmpireTech Starlight camera which gets a tag number flawlessly. In general, the daytime is simple. I have 4mp and 5 mp cameras that do quite well. I have enough...

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...