Reolink E1 Pro PT Wi-Fi Indoor Camera for Baby & Pet Monitoring, Auto Tracking, 3K 5MP Night Vision Enhanced by F1.6 Aperture, Person/Pet/Baby Crying Detection, 2.4/5GHz Wi-Fi, Two-Way Audio

Crystal clear performance - switching my whole system to Reolink This camera works amazingly well! The 3K video quality is crystal clear - you can see every detail during the day and the night vision is impressive too. The big plus for me is that it works with third party software, which gives me so much more flexibility in how I set up and manage my security system. Not being locked into proprietary software is huge. The camera has performed so well that I'll be doing my entire security system with Reolink products. When one product works this good and gives you the freedom to use it how you want, it's an easy decision to stick with the brand. At $39.99, this is excellent value for the video quality and features you get. Auto tracking works great, setup was straightforward, and it's been rock solid reliable. Highly recommend - this convinced me to go all-in on Reolink.

Great picture quality. Easily setup to stream on my network for continuous monitoring. Good app for accessing and making changes to settings. No subscription necessary and not annoying ads on the app trying to get me to buy something else or subscribing to a monthly service. Monitoring without big brother

Note that I already have a Reolink 420 and a C1-Pro (no longer made). I had previously bought the E1 with a single 2.4Ghz frequency which stubbornly refused to connect with the iPhone Reolink app. I have an XFinity Arris dual frequency cable modem router where the 2 frequencies are bound to the same name, rather than with separate names as is more usual. After much communication with tech support, as well as posting questions, I was persuaded to give the dual frequency E1-Pro a shot. Using the Reolink app on my iPhone, the ca,era could not get any further than the multi-language request to load the app. This was worse than the E1 which at least got to the end of the process but would not connect. However, as I was told that this camera should work, I connected it to an ethernet cable and used the Reolink Windows software to make the connection. This worked. I was then able to configure the WiFi using the WiFi name and password. So far, so good. However, I use iSpy as my software to manage my cameras and motion detection recordings. The latest version did have the E1-Pro listed as installable with the IP camera wizard. No joy. It was clearly not able to detect the camera. However, knowing that the camera used ONVIF, I was able to connect this camera using the ONVIF menu item., and using the camera's name and password that was required by the Reolink Windows app. Bottom line: 1. The camera does work and can be connected. 2. It would not connect with the Reolink app from the Apple iTunes Appstore 3. It did need to be connected using an ethernet cable from the cable modem router and using the Reolink Window software. This required adding a name and p[password (actually good for privacy). Once the WiFi is configured, the ethernet cable can be disconnected and the camera then works via WiFi on the Reolink Windows app. 4. If you use iSpy software to manage security cameras, it needs to be installed using the ONVIF menu item when adding a camera, and NOT the IP camera wizard as it cannot detect the camera. This is not a camera to give to a technical novice as it will generate hours of frustration. Once connected, it is a nice camera, with good resolution and like the discontinued C1-Pro, has sound as well as vision. AFAICS, the only improvement over the C1-Pro is that the external antennas are absent giving it a smaller form factor for placement (and, a minor factor, is more esthetically pleasing).

Best camera. i use this for when iam out of town. it runs off electricity but in case the power goes on for a short time comes back on. Will buy more.

I'm really happy with this item vs the price point. My husband can have a joined account, you can move the camera to get different views of your room, there is audio available so I can talk through it as well as hear what is happening, the lag is very minimal for real time, and it was very easy set up. All in all it took me less than 10 minutes to put together and figure out how to use the device. Where it is currently has very low wifi strength, which is an issue in that section of our house for all of our devices, but I don't notice it causing any major setbacks. The indoor camera was an experiment to see if I could justify buying more from this company and so far I am pleased and am now considering the outdoor variation. I haven't experienced their customer support staffing yet but if it is needed I will absolutely come back to add to the review with how things are handled.

This was easy to plug in and get working. I already had the app loaded on my phone, from my 4-cam/8-channel NVR system. Plug this camera in to the network and power it up, set it up. Unplug the network and power, and put it anywhere there is a power receptacle. Instant WiFi cam! Mammy Cam. Got this for Mom. I can watch my 89 year-old Mom from anywhere my phone is. I can see the whole room, or zoom in on the bed. I can see if her eyes are open in the darkened room. (Almost creepy... but now I can know that I might need to check on her comfort.) I could not zoom in and read the light writing inked onto a post-it on a wall 8 feet away. But that may be asking too much? Image is otherwise more than acceptable. PT works from a control-circle showing on the phone screen. (Don't recall whether I tried a 'swipe' in a direction, to do this.) Z works by spreading two fingers that are touching the image on the phone, standard Android zoom. Viewing on the phone offers three resolutions. "Fluent", a middle offering, and the Hi-Def. The highest/finest seems to use phone data, even though it was connected to my home Wifi. Does not bother me, but thought I'd mention it. I also loaded the PC app to my home (gaming) computer. Mouse over the picture, drag left, right, up, down, or scroll the mouse wheel to zoom. Easy. Faster response than the phone. Response seems instantaneous. (Add a second for the phone.) Have not received sound yet, but I know this is a setting somewhere. I believe I left this turned off at set-up, wherever that setting was, as I was worried about feed-back when I was setting it up. Now I want it… I’ll find it… just got a mic, too. More work to do. On both apps, the camara and the NVR seem to register as two different (NVR?) devices. - My NVR 'device' offers me the 3 cams that I currently have it set up to see (a few more are waiting for install), and this camera offers me... this. The NVR can be set up to register and record this camera, also. I just haven't gotten there yet. - This camera will also act as it's own individual NVR device and will record to/ play from it's own memory card (which you provide - up to 256G, was it?), which it seems can also be accessed from the app, when installed. (I don't have a card in mine - yet?) When I get to setting it up on the NVR, it will record to there. It can also record to an FTP server. (My NAS has an FTP server I can run, to make this happen, and 11 TB of storage.) More to try, but so far, very good.

Camera is well worth the money. I use the in camera recoding and AI detection. I integrate in home assistant which is flawless but the app works great as well. Bought 2 and now I'm buying 2 more. I went through so many low cost cameras before finding these.

So for those of you who have trouble getting your cameras to connect to your WiFi, here’s what I did: Initially during setup, you’ll want to use an ethernet cable connected directly to your router. Scan the QR code as instructed on the bottom of your camera using the Reolink app. It’ll then prompt you to select a method for connecting to your network. Choose the wired ethernet connection. Connect your Ethernet cable to your camera, then connect the other end into your router in an ethernet port. Follow the setup instructions. Once it goes to the screen asking you to connect to your wifi, skip this step. It should finish setup and take you to the home page of your Reolink app where you can now view your camera. Select the camera you just setup and click on the gear icon. Select wifi and choose your network. Yes this camera does support both 2.5 ghz and 5G. When prompted, manually enter your wifi network password and click save. Your camera should now be connected to both the Ethernet cable and WiFi. You can go ahead and disconnect the Ethernet cable and your camera should work fine on your wifi network. It may give a false issue with wifi connectivity initially when you disconnect your Ethernet and unplug your power cord. Just move your camera to wherever you want in your house and plug it back in. Give it some time. It might say it’s disconnected. I just clicked on the gear icon and went to wifi then went back to the main screen. Just click on some menu items or something until it reregisters and connects again. It’s a little iffy at first but so far my cameras have been working and connecting fine. Don’t forget to add in your high endurance micro SD card and format it. From here you can play around with the menu options. Mounting them was easy as it comes with a template. Just make sure your mounting plate faces whatever way you want your power cord to hang down from once the camera is locked into the mounting plate. It comes with a long power cord which provides more than enough length to connect how I need it to. The camera quality is pretty good, not great but you do have the option to choose between low, mid and high camera quality while viewing. There is some lag (few milliseconds) when watching the video from my phone and viewing actions live. Some of this can be fixed by adjusting settings within the app (lowering quality, etc). But mostly it’ll be come down to software, your internet connection, location, etc. not a whole lot you can do about that. I don’t like the pan tilt options as much because you can’t fine tune the movement and there’s lag time between when you press the button to rotate and when the camera actually moves. It’s moves a bit too much for my taste. I do not hear any sound when moving the cameras in our home however and that’s with the general noises (refrigerator, fans, etc going in). Sound quality is decent when using the two way audio but there’s definitely better quality out there for cameras in this price range. I like that you can schedule when you’d like to receive alerts for movement, especially since it’s an indoor camera, however I wish this function was more user friendly and we could select the time and dates like you would in a calendar app rather than sliding your finger along a vertical time map. Definitely make sure that they do not directly face up against a wall when viewing because that can alter the appearance when viewing on the phone. I’m still testing them out but I’ll try to remember to update if I notice anything else of importance.

Trabaja muy con router 20.4 G o 5G; no necesita adaptar nada; Vale su precio

My experience with this product was excellent. The build quality is solid, and installation was quick and easy. The mobile app is very intuitive and user-friendly. I’m also very impressed with their professional and responsive customer support — they handled my concerns with care and speed. Overall, I’m more than satisfied and would definitely recommend it.

was good deal

ペットの監視用で使ってます。 多頭飼いなので、どのこがお腹が緩くてピーピーなのか、確認するのに重宝してます。ズーム機能もあって便利です。

室内から窓越しに駐車場の監視とMacでもアプリが使えることが前提で選びました。今まで同条件でAgara製を使ってましたが動作・通信の安定感が雲泥の差です。広角気味のレンズもちょうどよくいい製品に出会えた感じです。他の場所にもカメラを増設したい気分