Reolink E1 (2 Pack) - 3MP HD Plug-in Indoor WiFi Camera with Pan Tilt, Pet Monitoring, Baby Monitor, Night Vision, 2 Way Audio, Motion Alerts, 7 Day Free Cloud Storage & Local SD Card Storage Review

I'm so glad I bought these cameras. You have exceeded my expectations. I bought so I could catch my rescuer chewing on my daughter and stuff and stop him in action. I love night vision motion detectors. The alarm sound is a bit muffled, but I can't complain. When you speak through the camera, your voice is very loud. I told everyone about it.

We use it as a baby monitor. It's easy to tell our Google Home Hub to show the baby camera. It takes a few seconds to load, but the picture is superb day and night. We used to buy Wyze cameras. Sucked and clicked every time the supposed night vision sensors calibrated. Every time I walked into my daughter's room late at night to fill her up again, this damn camera would click ten times loudly and wake her up. These cameras are a few dollars more expensive, but much better. They're quiet, can…

I bought these cameras after my parents house was robbed. My experience with these cameras was terrible. Every time I launch the app I have to refresh the cameras multiple times to reconnect. I have a wifi/internet speed suitable for HD streaming but I am finding it very difficult to keep these cameras connected to my router. Additionally, there is a lot of lag when I try to change the viewpoint in the app. The app lets you set up a detection zone, which pretty much pinpoints a specific part of

Simply put, these cameras do more than basic Arlo cameras and are half the price. Notable differences:* They pan, rotate and zoom* They have two-way audio/mic* They have active motion detection with detection zones to eliminate false alarms* Your cloud subscription supports more cameras for less money* No base required , so if you have a mesh wireless connection (like Google WiFi) you'll have better range too. A downside is that they are obviously cheaper. I dropped one and reassembled it, but…

I bought two and couldn't find anything bad about these cameras. I've tried many cheap security cameras from different brands (because I'm cheap) and these are DIFFERENTLY the best. The picture quality is really great, they have a wide viewing angle, and the night vision is really night vision (some companies say "night vision" when it's actually normal light). It's very easy to set up, the only problem I had was that I tried to connect it to my 5g wifi and it didn't work so I had to use a…

I use a dual chamber system to care for my elderly father and that was a godsend. Setup is a little tricky (instructions aren't entirely clear, especially when adding another camera, and sometimes searching for more information will provide information on another Reolink system or instructions that assume you know their system well - step step by step with photos please! ), but if I can get it working I think the blind duck can handle it. The picture quality is excellent - very clear - as is…

Overall a great camera at a great price. However, if you're a DIYer like me and want to store your footage in the cloud or locally, you can't do that without buying their DVR or paying for their cloud subscription. Almost all other Reolink cameras support RTSP, but this one doesn't. (Don't plan on using webcam software like Blue Iris to control the cameras) *Pros:* +Great quality footage at a low price +Good app (unlike ____ shows at Belkin) +Night vision works great *Cons: *- Not an IP camera,

Key points: Daytime image quality is quite good, better than the competition. Image quality at night is inferior to other similarly priced cameras. The motor is EXTREMELY quiet, which is great when used as a baby or pet monitor. The app doesn't require intrusive permissions and you don't need to create a login, which is a big plus. But I'm sending the camera back because there are 3 issues, each of which is a showstopper for me: 1) The vertical range of motion is too small. I wanted to put it…