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Bought this for a home in the middle of nowhere with no wifi and it works great. The camera captures the entire front of the house and then part of it. It was a bit of a hassle to set up. I ordered a Cricket 4G Lte SIM card from Revain (one of the Reolink recommended options), put the SIM card in the phone to activate it, then put it in the camera and it didn't work. I called Cricket and they didn't help because they said they don't support Reolink cameras and the SIM card doesn't work for that

I was very hesitant to make this purchase based on the reviews. However, after using this camera for a month, I found that most of the issues people are having are related to their data plans rather than the camera itself. After installing the cellular card, it took a full 24 hours for the camera to work properly, but after that I had absolutely no problems. It worked wonderfully! I love being able to check on my horse when I'm out and about or when I'm not at home. Being able to stream it live

We just bought this camera for my elderly mother who lives alone in the country. I'm not a techie so my sister in law figured out the setup for me. Since my carrier isn't listed, I bought a Freedom Pop Micro SIM card as stated in another review and an SD card as the reviewer said. What confused me was that I figured that because I use a carrier that isn't listed I would have to have another phone and buy a second SIM card (Freedom Pop) in order for them to communicate, but I have to Not. Once…

Recently the county sheriff came to our home and told us that someone was on our property and was arrested for robbery. We've come a very long way and we didn't even know anyone was on our territory. Reolink go seemed to be the best option as the street has no power or network connection for the security camera. The only thing that made this camera only 4 stars is that it is not intuitive how to set up the cellular network for the camera. The Reolink site says you can use AT&T. The only problem

I bought this camera to monitor a very large vacant building for work. The building is a couple of hours away so I just needed something to get an overview of park activities etc. It's mounted on a light pole with a coordinating solar panel and has been charging for the past few months without question. We haven't had to touch it since it was installed about 9 months ago. It seems that the most negative reviews are related to the SIM card and internet connection. I already had 2 lines on the…

I specifically waited to write a review until I've used it for 30 days. Below is my experience with the camera. All in all, I'm thrilled with the camera and would buy it again. PROS: Both the camera and the app were very easy to set up. Reolink obviously spent a lot of time making this very easy and intuitive. The camera cuts a very good figure in poor light conditions. The photo and video quality is also very good. The ability to configure primary and secondary data streams is very convenient.

I bought this camera to monitor my boat at the dock. The other reviews do a great job of highlighting the pros and cons so I will list the specific points that made this product 4 stars (instead of 5 stars) for me. I already knew that this camera would not be able to record 24 hours a day, 7 days a week due to battery/power limitations so this would not be factored into my review. My setup is as follows: installed on a building UNDER a cover (not exposed to the elements), connected to a Reolink