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Prime Members: REOLINK 4K 8MP Dual Lens 360 PTZ Wired WiFi Outdoor Security Camera on sale for
$119.99.
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About this Item:
- AUTO TRACKING and 6X ZOOM: The dual telephoto lens and 360° wide-angle PT lens enable auto tracking and 6X hybrid zoom to closely follow and focus on the target. You can have an ultra-wide overview and a clear close-up look at the same time in one screen. PS: this WIRED wifi camera needs to be plugged into an adapter to get continuous power.
- SMART PERSON/VEHICLE ALERTS & PET DETECTION: This 4K security camera can smartly detects people and vehicles' motion and send you real-time accurate alerts. The brand-new feature, Pet detection, can also allow you to keep an eye on cats and dogs. Rest your peace of mind anywhere anytime.
- ULTRA-WIDE FIELD of VIEW: The wide-angle lens provides 104°-38° horizontal and 60°-21° vertical viewing angles. The motion tracking camera can pan 355°, tilt 90°, and track the object at a distance of 50ft during the day and night, to realize all-around surveillance.
- 8MP FULL-COLOR DAY & NIGHT: The 8MP wide-angle lens can bring you a 4K UHD sharp overview in color. The built-in spotlights enable bright and clear full-color images even on the dark night.
- FLEXIBLE STORAGE OPTIONS: The long range security camera supports up to 256GB microSD card (not included) , FTP, and Reolink NVR for storage. If you use it with Reolink NVR, please refer to the Troubleshooting Guide for further help.
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My Reolink cameras occasionally need to be reconnected to WiFi. Good if I catch it before a trip. Bad when Im 3,000 miles away and my camera went offline.
I want this camera, because on paper it a better deal than the Ring Floodlight Pro (2k) that I just got for the same price. But in practice, $99/yr for all my cameras is not too shabby.
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It also does have PoE support, which can be seen on the manual from Reolink:
https://manuals.plus/wp-content/u...Camera.jpg
The RLC-823S1 has a slightly different use case, and is also $65 more. If your goal is to check up on things around the house, both will do that. If you need to view plate numbers at night, 100ft away, neither will do that.
Also, the optical zoom on the 823 is manual, and isn't really useful unless you are manning the camera, while the Trackmix can focus and zoom in on an object to record automatically.
The Trackmix can also see UNDER itself, while the 823 cannot. The Trackmix also has far superior auto tracking for some reason, and re-homes after tracking MUCH better. No idea why Reolink hasn't addressed this with other models, but it is what it is.
The only reason I would get a 823 over a Trackmix, is if you are manually looking around an area. For basic unmanned home security, the Trackmix is the better option.
If you want 4k autotracking without the auto-zoom feature that the Trackmix has, and still have the ability to optically (manually) zoom, the E1 Pro is probably a better option than the 823.
Especially since it's about $85 cheaper: https://www.amazon.com/REOLINK-Se...B0C27ZY3R5
Same here I have three of these all different models including this particular WiFi version. Personally I have never had a Wi-Fi connection issue with any of mine, but I do keep a solid Wi-Fi network personally. My only gripe is giving them tune to properly do auto alerts, etc. based on movements, but being a former ring and a former nest and a former Netgear Arlo user I still suggest and prefer this option versus the cloud based controls and embedded processes. I will say for whatever reason this particular model I have had an issue where when I was pressure washing I hit it with my pressure washer stream and it reset the camera two times. This has happened to me over several years and what I had to do was simply remove the camera and reset it. I don't think the water Protection is as great as they say on this model I have it under an eave on my house and I never have an issue with that, but I suspect you may run into an issue if it is exposed directly to hard-core rain in some scenarios. I bought my mother the same one and my dad washed his with a regular hose and caused the same problem. Their support is a little slow sometimes but they are decent and will replace cameras if you have an issue. Just wanted to add my two cents for anyone considering this brand that never use them. There is a bit of a trade-off and that's where the decision lies in your hands.
This is funny. I have the exact opposite experience. Had dozens of Eufy cameras. They were so terrible with so much connection issues. Couldn't be happier with Reolink system. While do not have experience with this particular model, highly recommend their other cameras. You can understand how bad the Eufy system is just by checking both companies subreddit. Eufy is full of complaints while the Reolink one has much less.
Ring has nice things like "Linked device" trigger that you can make all your cameras record if there's motion on one. Great for outdoors cameras to fire off on one event.
I have the Ring integration on my Home Assistant - so I can still trigger inside events based on outdoor camera motion. I have two "indoor" cameras that I just got before going on vacation - those will be moved to the garage, since I don't want the risk, however small of someone seeing inside my house. With HA, I can set the motion detection to Off when my home alarm is turned off.
The Ring plan for $99/yr covers unlimited cameras at 1 location.
And I'm a digital hoarder. If I were to store video on my huge UnRaid array, I'd probably never delete it and just hoard forever. Ring doesn't keep it forever, and so I have to select what I want to keep, which is just limited to rare events (like a bear, in my yard).
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