REOLINK 4K WiFi Security Camera Outdoor, Dome Surveillance Camera with IK10 Vandal-Proof, Wi-Fi 6 New Tech, Smart Detection, 5X Optical Zoom, Color Night Vision, Non-PT Cam, DC (12V/1A), RLC-843WA

Super easy to set up in outdoor areas where a POE run just isn't possible.100% absolutely recommend the REOLINK family of products, being able to locally store your media on a MicroSD in the camera definitely beats uploading your video to some ambiguous cloud.I would absolutely buy this camera again.

They cameras ability to accuratley detect and identify motion and its type has been very refreshing coming from Eufy, Ring, and Tapo products.Very fast to connect for live stream and playback works pretty well, great compared to ring and eufy.The biggest problem with Reolink is only a hand full of cameras support sending a thumbnail alongside the notification, a feature that has spoiled me for free and countless other cameras. Still a good buy, cant wait to get the NFS set up.

Yeah, this died after 10 months. It was under a roof in a loafing shed so only had to endure temp swings. No weather. Not impressed.Update: Reolink support worked with me on this and we were able to get this working again after some firmware updates. The connection takes some time but the camera is nearly 300 feet from the house. I really appreciate that they stand by their product and did offer a full refund. Thank you Reolink.

my 4th wireless cam, added to my ReoLink 16 channel system. Works great!

I bought this camera mainly because of the zoom capability and the supposed ability for detection of moving objects including animals. The camera itself appears to be of good quality. User documentation looks slick but lacks substance. The client program that runs on your computer is suggestive of a number of capabilities that simply do not work, not even a little bit. Worst of all, I repeatedly encounter a problem with getting either the phone app or the client to log in to the camera. Because of the imbecilic approach they have taken with communication between the camera and either the phone or the client program, it is not possible to have any clue whether there is a problem with communication over the WiFi LAN, or whether there is instead some problem with the login ID and credentials. It drives me nuts when I encounter this kid of thing. It tells me that the people who "designed" the product, or believed that they did, were extremely naive and did not really have the necessary experience to do this kind of thing. The phone app and the client should both display a message that states unambiguously whether there is a problem with exchanging data. This should be tested, and if there is a problem with exchanging data, there should be a message displayed to the user stating, "There is a problem with data exchange between the camera and the app/client you are using". If data exchange seems to be working but for some reason the app/client is not able to log in, the error message should say, "Data exchange between the camera and the app/client you are using seems to be okay, but the password you are entering does not match the password stored in the camera, for the user ID you have entered."You see, the kind of problem that the consumer encounters with this kind of toy, where there is no possible way for you to even know whether the problem is with communication or with login credentials, should never happen. Given this very serious and very infuriating design flaw, it is perfectly fair to assign the label "junk" to the product. If Reolink objects to this label being attached to their product, then they need to pay attention to what I am trying to get across to them and start performing like real professionals instead of a bunch of undisciplined self-taught programmers. I simply need to be able to determine whether the camera and the app/client are not exchanging data, vs. the scenario where they are exchanging data and for whatever reason the login attempt is being rejected. If I cannot determine which of these two potential problems is the one I am encountering, how can I possibly troubleshoot the problem? It annoys me to no end that the so-called engineers who designed this product are so distantly removed from reality that they have no comprehension of this kind of thing. They are utterly, patently incompetent.Their "customer support" is operated out of a part of the world where the telephone infrastructure is exceedingly unreliable. It is virtually impossible to have even a short phone conversation. For intents and purposes, their technical support does not exist. Even if you manage to get a phone connection that isn't garbled, the person you speak with will have very poor knowledge of the product they are supposed to be supporting.Occasionally when it is actually working for me, I spend time trying to figure out how to control what gets written to the memory card. The client that runs on the computer is a veritable disaster, and the app on the phone is even worse. The user documentation contains no definitive statements of the type that reads, "When you do this, the following will happen ...".The client that runs on the computer is an abomination. It is such a mess that none of the technical support people understand it. Basically, the client alludes to capabilities that are essentially vaporware. The camera does not seem to behave in a fashion that bears close resemblance to what the client alludes to. There is no way to know exactly what the camera does. I think that it does actually store the information that is sent to it, reflecting what you see on the screen so that when you disconnect and subsequently reconnect it will look the same. Not to suggest that you can't get the camera to do basic stuff. It does the basic stuff, which is to say, it will record according to the schedule you set for it to record. And basic motion detection seems to work. But that's pretty much all. The instructions do not even say whether, when you make settings for the detection of animals, or people, or moving cars, this influences what is recorded to the memory card vs. only what is flagged for you to see when you use the client to review the recorded video. There are no well-worded, definitive statements that tell you just what these settings actually do. This is partly why I have concluded that it is mostly vaporware that manifests an attempt to do what they saw that some other company was doing, but did this without a usefully complete understanding of what that other company was actually doing.I have concluded that it is 100% fair for me to advise anyone considering the purchase of ANY Reolink camera to expect that supposed advanced capabilities in the area of motion detection and recognition of animals, people and cars will be nothing more than vaporware that will become a huge headache for anyone who thinks otherwise and who tries to make sense of it. Additionally, expect that with their WiFi cameras, that you will have a lot of difficulty and will not be able to determine whether the problems are with the data exchange over the WiFi LAN vs. difficulty with accounts and passwords. Major, major headaches, in other words.

I recently installed this security camera, and I’m very impressed! The video quality is sharp, with clear night vision and a wide viewing angle. Setting it up was straightforward, and the app is user-friendly, making it easy to access live footage.I appreciate the motion detection feature, which sends alerts to my phone whenever there’s activity. The build quality feels sturdy, and it blends well with my home’s exterior.One minor drawback is that the two-way audio can be a bit muffled, but overall, it’s a reliable and effective security solution. Highly recommend for anyone looking to enhance their home security!

I've had many different camera brands throughout the years from hikvision, to amcrest.. to nest.. my first impression of this camera when I logged into the webui was of disappointment I noticed that it had way less tweaks than some of the other manufacturers and I wasn't happy with that until I realized after using it a couple days that most of the tweaks that I would need to make to the older cameras are not needed because this camera automatically compensates for different environments and lighting conditions very well on its own. The object recognition features and alerts are actually useful for once it doesn't just get triggered with anything that goes by.

Every product image of this camera showed it mounted upside down recording towards the horizon. The only way that's going to work if it's right above the door you want to monitor. The range of motion is comically bad, they say 53° of travel; more like 30°.This camera has terrible WiFi reception. Choppy, barely usable footage replacing a Wyze Cam V3. The previous Wyze Cam had no external antenna and I'd hands down recommend it over this.Two stars because it's nicely made and I'm feeling generous