ReolinkDirect via Amazon has
Reolink 5MP Wired PoE Video Doorbell w/ Chime for
$70.80 when you apply promotion code
BFCMED03 at checkout.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Staff Member
DealiusCaesar for posting this deal.
Includes: - Reolink Video Doorbell PoE
- Reolink Chime
- Mounting Plate
- Wedge
- Mounting Hole Template
- Jumper Cables
- Quick Start Guide
- 1m Network Cable
- Pack of Screws
Features: - 2K+ 5MP Super HD
- Person Detection
- Power over Ethernet
- 180° Diagonal
- 2-Way Audio
- Plug & Play, Power over Ethernet
- Storage:
- Micro SD Card, up to 256GB (not included)
- Reolink NVR (not included)
- FTP/NAS
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I personally have mine set up to stream RTSP+ONVIF and for the past few months it's been consumed by Frigate (long-term recording), tinyCam (for combined local viewing alongside my Amcrest cameras until I get Frigate hooked into HomeAssistant), and the Reolink app.
However I did have to switch things up last week, as any time 3+ clients we're consuming the RTSP stream at once, RTSP would just stop working (the Reolink app would keep working though). Now I've got go2rtc as the only RTSP consumer, with Frigate and tinyCam consuming the re-streamed go2rtc stream. Haven't had any issues since doing that.
Other than that hiccup, this doorbell has been pretty reliable, much more so than my old Wyze doorbell.
A limited set of their products are also on Costco and Sam Club's websites (even occupying physical retail space), which puts them at least a tier above "no name" imo.
Here's a solid breakdown - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XXoTH1-78iA
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I'm sure there are more user friendly doorbell cams, but for people who have their own NVR and want to keep their data local, this is fantastic.
FYI code seemed to have worked on the CX410 camera too.
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A limited set of their products are also on Costco and Sam Club's websites (even occupying physical retail space), which puts them at least a tier above "no name" imo.
No name brand. Be weary.
I can't/won't run POE to my front door, and I know their is a wifi version on sale, but I went with this. Cheapest I've ever seen with coupon.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0...prod_image
they have wifi version of this same device on sale amazon 79. far better for almost everybody imo for the extra 8 dollars.
although i'm not sure what you mean by wired. i believe this transmits power and data over ethernet so you have to run ethernet too it (so it's a non starter for me, running ethernet through an insulted exterior wall=yuck). the wifi version would just be powered over existing doorbell wirings, transmit data via wifi, and not need any additional wiring, but both are wired in a sense
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No name brand. Be weary.
i checked and this is completely false. although almost all the comments are so detailed as to be obviously real anyway, the few others with low post count i checked also are obviously real posters posting a mix of pos and negative across many different products. also reolink is not a no name brand, they're kinda the it brand rn if anything.
i've been happy with them all considered, the video quality is fantastic for the price and made my prior blink cams look like the toys they are. however the software is less than ideal, but usable. ymmv. i have not tried eufy and other popular brands to compare.
the thing about reolink and any other brand worth its salt, besides video quality, is person detection, blink used to not have this and now only does through a sub. it's absolute must, otherwise bugs and tree branches will give you so many false alerts you must turn alerts off so your camera is sort of useless. oh also reolink does not force sub on you.
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