4MP Indoor Security Camera E1, Plug-in 2.4G Wireless WiFi 6 for Baby/Pet Monitor with Phone app, 360 Degree Dog Camera with Person/Pet Detection, Night Vision, 2-Way Talk, Local Storage

This is our 5th ReoLink camera. We had a specific application for this one so the solar charging and all that goes with outside cameras was unnecessary. So for about 25 bucks we got a great camera! The picture quality is excellent, the pan and tilt are smooth as glass, and the installation was super easy. Now, about the connectivity to my WiFi. I'll admit that I ordered with some hesitation due to so many reviews talking about how it was very difficult or completely impossible. NOT SO with this one. I followed the instructions (same as the other cameras) and....not exaggerating....I was up and running in under ten minutes. And it took me about 2 minutes to add it to the app on the rest of my devices. Reolink will remain our go-to when adding security cameras for sure!

I have been using Reolink since 2023 and my husband and I love their products! The quality, the view and angle are superb! Functionality is easy and our house is entirely secured with Reolink cameras! You have to buy a micro sd card for storage and we usually get the 256 gigs. Never had a problem with any of their products.

I bought this camera to keep an eye on my pets while I’m at work. The setup was fairly straightforward—I had it connected to my Wi-Fi and the Reolink app within about 15 minutes. The video quality is excellent, especially for the price. The 4MP resolution and night vision are clear, and the 360-degree pan is really smooth. Person and pet detection work well most of the time, and I get timely notifications on my phone. First, it only supports 2.4GHz Wi-Fi, which is fine for me but could be a limitation for some. Second, the audio during two-way talk has a slight delay and sometimes echoes. Lastly, while the app is generally good, it can occasionally lag when switching between multiple cameras. Overall, though, this is a solid indoor security camera. Great value, reliable performance.

This particular camera does not have SD storage and his Wi-Fi only. which makes it a little more difficult for apple users to connect if you’re having problems ?? utilize an android device first then share the device to your Apple products. I love Reolink products this is just another small camera used to watch my special-needs daughter. The camera works perfectly as expected. The quality is of what you would expect for the price and I’ve never had a single problem with any of my Reolink products that I’ve been using and adding to my surveillance array over the past seven years.

These are fantastic little cams. Easy set up and stunning ir night image. Ive ran reo cams for years and they just get better and better. To be able to monitor an area, get alerts and review activations both on my android and my pc.... without a monthly fee ... Is fantastic

I use to love Reolink, but like this purchase, I find I am returning more and more of their products for the below same reasons One of the great features of Reolink was reliability, ease, redundance, consistency in set up – good scalability and great customer service; the force multiplier of Reolink. If you had an issue connecting to WIFI, it always came with an ethernet port as backup (which ALWAYS worked in getting you set up for WiFi). I returned this product for not having an Ethernet port and the wifi pseudo-AI / auto set up failing miserably - now common issue with Reolink It appears the tech team is no longer in the driver seat, but the marketing department - and thus the Reolink performance has degraded the last year. Instead of more Wifi Range, the real Achilles heel of the Reolink eco system, if seems to focusing on pseudo-AI voice instructions. To make their new camera’s look more modern, they hide the antennae, at the expense of WIFI range and also removing the ability to mitigate WiFI range problems with things like antennae boasters. To a potential buyer – I would suggest you look at older models of Reolink’s cameras only. They perform better, easier to set up, and are more scalable; not to mention Reolink NVR WIFI firmware currently has not been updated to interface with the newest cameras. To Reolink if you want to provide real value to Reolink customers, stop this sudo AI international marketing/packaging stuff you are doing - work on wifi range, the real Achilles heel of your eco systems. • Get your AC1200 Dual-Band Mesh Wi-Fi Extender released (or at least scale your NVR so you can use third party extenders like Netgear) • Bring back your WiFi Antenna extenders, or better, release an improved version that increases range even more. • Stop hiding Antenna internally, which degrades their wifi range - if TP-Link and Netgear use external antennas, the is no tech excuse for you to not do so. • Before you release a new model, make sure your WiFi NVR (DVR/Router appliance) firmware supports it. • Go back to written instructions, (where each page was dedicated to one language, or YouTube channels that were dedicated to one language). Get rid of this marketing / new packaging effort of pseudo-AI set up in an unnecessary international “we are the world” packaging. Besides providing less information, a 3-sentence written instruction is now 15 sentence diatribe of foreign languages. Or at the very least, add the old option of “press 1 for English, press 2 for Spanish, press 3 for Korean, press 4 for Japanese……

Great camera for the price. I put it in my garage attached to the bottom of the garage opener! The only thing I wish it had was a built in light but it's ok because I can turn my garage light on with Alexa or Google

First the good. I got this on sale for cheap. So, given that price, I can't complain much. The camera works. It was relatively easy to set up. The quality of the image is good enough. The night vision is passable. The WiFi is ok, though, it does seem to get very slow at times. Its also nice that no subscription fees are required (as with a number of other cameras). Now, the bad. And, there is quite a bit of it. First, there is no way to turn off the camera. For an indoor camera, where occasional privacy is an expected requirement, this a deal breaker. Ultimately, I tossed the camera on a smart plug. To me, this was an unacceptable extra cost. Next, there is no way to delete SOME of the video. Your only option is to reformat the storage (which deletes ALL of the video). This is especially galling since the videos are broken up into segments (5 minutes each if I recall). Would it really be that hard to add a "delete segment" feature? The quality of the software is mixed. On the desktop, using a Windows PC, its not too bad. However, scrubbing through video, to find a scene, is unnecessarily cumbersome. The motion detection is fairly good, and helps in this regard, but it has a few too many false negatives to be entirely reliable. And, as mentioned, basic features like turning on and off the camera and deleting video segments are entirely missing. On my phone (Android), the software is borderline unusable. Take everything that is passable on the desktop version, remove it all, and then you have the mobile version. Its ok for monitoring live video and not much else.