2K Super HD Day & Night! Incredible 2K HD, with advanced HDR/3D DNR and distortion correction technologies, brings you sharp and detailed images even in low light conditions.
2.4/5GHz WiFi & Waterproof! No worry about network disconnection; its 5GHz WiFi ensures a stable and fluent network experience. No worry about harsh weather as well; it's waterproof!
4:3 &180° Wide Viewing Angle! Find the right position for your doorbell with its 15° wedge kit and enjoy the super wide field of view (4:3 aspect ratio). Get more extra surrounding details for better and quicker responses.
Chime V2 Included! Plug the chime included to any electrical socket at any room and be confidently alerted when visitors "knock". You can choose 1 of its 10 tunes and adjust its volume.
Answer the Door Faster! With its built-in mic and speaker, you can hear and talk back to the visitors even if you're not at home. You can also preset voice messages or automatic replies for times when you're occupied.
Hardwired Power Solution! 12-24VAC 50/60Hz, DC 24V. Noticed: The video doorbell is highly recommended to use with Reolink Chime, Reolink NVR System and the other Reolink accessories for full connectivity and compatibility.
Smart Detection and Alerts: Repel porch pirates by getting real-time notifications. Set the event-triggered spotlights to turn on at a scheduled time at night to safeguard your deliveries. Subscribe to the free Rich Notification plan and receive up to 25 image notifications per day.
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2K Super HD Day & Night! Incredible 2K HD, with advanced HDR/3D DNR and distortion correction technologies, brings you sharp and detailed images even in low light conditions.
2.4/5GHz WiFi & Waterproof! No worry about network disconnection; its 5GHz WiFi ensures a stable and fluent network experience. No worry about harsh weather as well; it's waterproof!
4:3 &180° Wide Viewing Angle! Find the right position for your doorbell with its 15° wedge kit and enjoy the super wide field of view (4:3 aspect ratio). Get more extra surrounding details for better and quicker responses.
Chime V2 Included! Plug the chime included to any electrical socket at any room and be confidently alerted when visitors "knock". You can choose 1 of its 10 tunes and adjust its volume.
Answer the Door Faster! With its built-in mic and speaker, you can hear and talk back to the visitors even if you're not at home. You can also preset voice messages or automatic replies for times when you're occupied.
Hardwired Power Solution! 12-24VAC 50/60Hz, DC 24V. Noticed: The video doorbell is highly recommended to use with Reolink Chime, Reolink NVR System and the other Reolink accessories for full connectivity and compatibility.
Smart Detection and Alerts: Repel porch pirates by getting real-time notifications. Set the event-triggered spotlights to turn on at a scheduled time at night to safeguard your deliveries. Subscribe to the free Rich Notification plan and receive up to 25 image notifications per day.
For this model black doesn't have package detection. White does, but is sold out.
Is that so? https://reolink.com/us/product/re...bell-wifi/
The official page claims package detection. I would be surprised because it should be a software feature, not a hardware feature.
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For this model black doesn't have package detection. White does, but is sold out.
Is that so? https://reolink.com/us/product/re...bell-wifi/
The official page claims package detection. I would be surprised because it should be a software feature, not a hardware feature.
The main reason is due to the aspect ratio difference. The black doorbell has a 4:3 aspect ratio, while the white one has a 3:4 aspect ratio. So, it's not necessarily that the black one doesn't have package detection, but it just may not be able to see the packages since it has a wider, but shorter view.
Our Reolink doorbell has been great. I use Scrypted to feed it as HomeKit secure video to Apple HomeKit. The motion detection / AI person and animal detection in HomeKit is hard to beat.
Our Reolink doorbell has been great. I use Scrypted to feed it as HomeKit secure video to Apple HomeKit. The motion detection / AI person and animal detection in HomeKit is hard to beat.
I've been trying to get this set up on a qnap server and can't get it to function. Any tips? I'm willing to pony up!
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For this model black doesn't have package detection. White does, but is sold out.
Is that so? https://reolink.com/us/product/re...bell-wifi/
The official page claims package detection. I would be surprised because it should be a software feature, not a hardware feature.
I would be surprised if it didn't, but sometimes they either don't push new features to older firmware, lazy, not economically feasible,or the they can't.
I would assume they upgrade the hardware to a different version on what they currently ship at some point and there's either not enough CPU horsepower or firmware memory to add the code to the older version.
My advice is always to check the specs. I also checked to see if there's been a bump in the version hardware, if it's stated.
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I've been trying to get this set up on a qnap server and can't get it to function. Any tips? I'm willing to pony up!
That was my original plan, but . . .
First, I bought a Reolink Duo 3 camera and a Netgear switch that does PoE, with the intention of setting it up on a recently-undeployed QNAP server running Surveillance Station.
Then, I thought, why screw around? I bought a Reolink NVR, with the intention of selling the old QNAP, and returning the Netgear switch. The sale of the QNAP server will more than cover the cost of the NVR, especially if I throw some drives in there, and I end up with more of a turnkey solution.
Finally, I decided, why not go whole hog? I bought a Reolink doorbell to replace my aging Ring doorbell. (Being wireless, it won't integrate with the NVR, but it has the latest, greatest features.) Saving $5 a month on Ring subscription, the new doorbell will pay for itself.
That's a lot of spending, but substantial Prime Day discounts helped ease the pain. So when you say, "I'm willing to pony up," my approach was to do exactly that. Good luck!
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https://reolink.com/us/product/re...bell-wifi/
The official page claims package detection. I would be surprised because it should be a software feature, not a hardware feature.
For this model black doesn't have package detection. White does, but is sold out.
Is that so?
https://reolink.com/us/product/re...bell-wifi/
The official page claims package detection. I would be surprised because it should be a software feature, not a hardware feature.
For this model black doesn't have package detection. White does, but is sold out.
Is that so?
https://reolink.com/us/product/re...bell-wifi/
The official page claims package detection. I would be surprised because it should be a software feature, not a hardware feature.
I would assume they upgrade the hardware to a different version on what they currently ship at some point and there's either not enough CPU horsepower or firmware memory to add the code to the older version.
My advice is always to check the specs. I also checked to see if there's been a bump in the version hardware, if it's stated.
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First, I bought a Reolink Duo 3 camera and a Netgear switch that does PoE, with the intention of setting it up on a recently-undeployed QNAP server running Surveillance Station.
Then, I thought, why screw around? I bought a Reolink NVR, with the intention of selling the old QNAP, and returning the Netgear switch. The sale of the QNAP server will more than cover the cost of the NVR, especially if I throw some drives in there, and I end up with more of a turnkey solution.
Finally, I decided, why not go whole hog? I bought a Reolink doorbell to replace my aging Ring doorbell. (Being wireless, it won't integrate with the NVR, but it has the latest, greatest features.) Saving $5 a month on Ring subscription, the new doorbell will pay for itself.
That's a lot of spending, but substantial Prime Day discounts helped ease the pain. So when you say, "I'm willing to pony up," my approach was to do exactly that. Good luck!
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