PoE Security Camera RLC-811A 5X Optical Zoom, 4K Color Night Vision

This camera is very good. It's a lot bigger than I expected (I didn't look at the size specs) and is pretty hefty. Easy to activate and a very good, crisp picture. The sound features seem decent, although I don't really have any use for those. I like the zoom feature, but it is somewhat slow. We'll see how it fares in the Florida outdoors - it is mounted high up on my pool cage and exposed to the elements. I may decide a shade for the lens since that doesn't shed water. Very pleased so far.

I replaced an RLC-410 (5MP) camera with this. I wanted a wider field of view (FoV) and higher quality compared to what I previously had. There is certainly a difference. Not sure about the 123 degree claim in the title but certainly over 80. The quality of the video/image is great. Setting up the camera for use and for blue iris was somewhat easy. However, you do need to use the reolink phone app to initially set up the camera. Then go into the settings and enable RTSP, HTTP, ONVIF and the other things needed prior to adding the camera to blue iris. The only annoying thing is the LED lighting (Not infrared) is defaulted to automatically come on with movement which is their "4K Color Night Vision" claim. It's annoying and had to turn it off as any motion even would trigger it. I will say it's bright and will most likely use it manually. You can disable the white LED light through the reolink app. Optical zoom doesn't mean much for objects within 20-30ft in front of the camera since there is no PTZ. Can't zoom into an object optically. Just centered. For the price I really like the camera. I also like the two way audio function of it as well.

I purchased this camera and the Reolink brand based on cost and reviews, to replace my older 1080P Hikvision and AXIS cameras. I find the optical zoom and 4K color quality great, and as features good as an older AXIS brand I had used for years. It was larger than I anticipated and I had to modify my old camera base to get it to fit. I have purchased two more Reolink 4K dome cameras for a better fit under the eaves of my home and purchased the Reolink brand bases for each, which I recommend, for the cabling and connectors are bulky to fit in the base so their brand had more room inside than cheaper aftermarket ones. I use SD cards only and have had great results with those over the years, so no NVR to mess with for I have a POE switch to power cameras via CAT6 cable. The setup of this camera and their dome units was real easy using their APP or PC, I also view and playback on my desktop PC, all client software is free. The AI pet, person, and vehicle detection identification works better than other brands I have tried so, as of this post, I am pleased as to how well these features works. All in all, not a bad camera and client software for the price, so that is why I have been moving forward with replacing my old cameras with this brand, using variations of their 4K models for where and why I am placing cameras. My concerns are security of the cameras of getting hacked and I am having issues with connecting to them off site from time to time, for sometimes they connect, other times they don't. I am still looking into that and I think cellular connection quality impact that. Also, I wish they had adjustable back light compensation and WDR. They do time lapse recording which I enjoy using but playback of those can be very slow, for the camera to compile the clip can take as long as 10 minutes, but other brands of cameras I have used seem to be that way. Reolink support is like other brands, in that it's somewhat lacking and you play hunt and find on the web to get an answer. There is no documentation that comes with this camera, all is online only. I have experience with networking cameras so I didn't have any problems with setup, for it is very straight forward using the APP.

I'm in love with reolink surveillance camera's. They are easy to use, easy to set up and very user friendly. Their customer service is also very reliable. The quality of these camera's is very good for the price you pay. I have used these at residential and also commercial and I'm overall satisfied. The option for SD card saves you to have to put in a NVR and then again if they ever break in they can always take an NVR with the recordings, while if you have your recordings on a SD card inside the camera, you will always have the recording. Unless they take the camera of course which is very unlikely. The night vision works also great as described. Love the motions detection, very accurate. Sound quality is also good, it's microphone is very sensitive therefore can pick up sounds from quiet a distance. I do recommend having the 4K cameras and with optical zoom for better surveillance especially commercial and open areas.

These cameras are AMAZING. The clarity on them is spectacular. I can read license plates across the street. They work flawlessly in Home Assistant and expose every entity available. I highly recommend these cameras if you have a POE switch. I love that they have a clear and fluent stream, makes integrating into custom dashboards flexible. I use fluent for the main dashboard of my Home Assistant and clear for the full screen video. This means I dont have to eat up bandwidth unless I'm viewing in full screen.

I am a security camera installer and decided to test this camera to possibly use for customers who could not afford $300+ cameras for their stores. Despite 4K stated resolution by Reolink the camera picture of my patio at 22ft became fuzzy. Its more like 2mp camera due to poor quality lens and video processor. It only has 4 motion zones so if you want to block out several trees, roads and shrubs you will need at least 8 zones. Camera does not record if there is no SD card installed so if you install one and it goes bad 2 weeks later your camera will not record! All of these problems and cheap electronics and lens make a garbage camera. I have quality 2mp cameras in operation for over 6 years that are better than these. FYI, I did reach out to Reolink tech line and that person was pretty much useless and only had me check for the power connection and then they passed me off to tech support via email and took them 3 days to respond. Talked with these supposed "experts" and I knew more about their camera than they did and it took 6 days going back and forth to get it running and a camera picture and I did that myself having to change my computer IP address from 192.168.1.xx to 192.168.0.xx and I had to google what the default Reolink IP address was because its not in their instructions with the camera which are poor. Just stay away from these bad low quality cameras and low quality tech help. Also be advised these are not NDAA approved cameras as they have corrupt chinese processors that can be used by them to hack your camera and get past your password into your computer system! Huge RED FLAG!!!!

This is a great camera with only 1 small problem. The cable connector IS NOT WATER PROOF. Water still gets into the connector despite having the screw together water resistant covers. Basic rain still gets in over time. This destroyed one of our cameras by shorting out the power pin to a data pin. We will be replacing the damaged unit, but the network connector is going into a separate water resistant electrical box. All of our other cameras are under the roof edge so they never got wet in any way. This one camera does get rained on and the network cable connector failed because of it. Other than that, these are amazing cameras! I added this camera to my OOSSXX NVR and it worked perfectly. Sadly my NVR doesn't accept the full resolution this camera can produce. But I am so happy that I was able to dial down the resolution slightly so it would work with my NVR. I love the FTP feature that allows me to capture video or images and send them directly to my FTP account for safe keeping and easy access. It can also record directly to an SD card if you install one. I am not using that feature but it is nice. The web interface built into the camera is fantastic. You do need the mobile app to initialize the camera, but once you initialize it and turn on HTTP access, you can work with the built in web interface. The tech support is great too. They are very helpful both pre-sale and post-sale. I would buy another one of these any day. And if my current NVR ever dies, I would buy one of the Reolink units. I can only imagine the quality on their NVR would be as top shelf as the camera is. UPDATE 2025-11-20: I have replaced all my other cameras with Reolink cameras and upgraded my NVR to one from Reolink. I am extremely happy with the quality of these products. Also, after talking to tech support about the one camera that was damaged by rain seeping into connector, they replaced it under warranty. I didn't expect that to be covered but it was and they were very helpful. They said that "shouldn't" happen, but it does and that could be because we are on the coast and the damp salt air works its way past the fittings. So we are still keeping our connectors 100% out of the weather now. The cameras in the weather are going just fine.

This 12MP camera is literally the best image I have ever seen. The image is the clearest I have ever seen at zoom, even at night in color mode (with sufficient lighting). I have several Reolink cameras including an Elite Duo Floodlight Camera. I would not hesitate to replace that camera with 2 of these. This is NOT a wireless camera, unlike the Elite Duo, though. With that said, like so many other Reolink cameras this one is handicapped by Reolinks own software and H265 failures. The user permissions in particular is a terrible mistake that I hope Reolink will reconsider. For those that don't now what this is about, I'll explain it plainly. Adding a user account for a user, an app, an NVR is not possible. The account is specific to the device. You can't just go into the app, make a new account and give someone the credential, or enter the credential into an NVR, or NVR app so that the app has a specified user account. Users are only created by sending them an invite to a unique device that is running the reolink app. The H265 issue is a more broad issue that is not entirely Reolinks fault. The issue does not apply when using the app, it is more of an NVR problem, specifically ones with browser based viewing over a remote connection. Even considering those issues, I would not hesitate to purchase more of these if there was a wireless version available and the price point remained reasonable.

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Cuando instale la cámara la puse directo a mi NVR de Reolink, de inmediato la imagen se tornó borrosa y después de tanto investigar, se solucionó actualizando el firmware del NVR, pero a los dos días pasó un apagón en mi casa y al iniciar la cámara después de este, se volvió a tornar borrosa la imagen, y cuando quiero actualizar su firmware desde el NVR me dice que no reconoce el formato del archivo que bajé desde la página oficial de Reolink, tendré que contactar a soporte al cliente pero con otros modelos no había tenido problemas como este, por ejemplo tengo 4 cámaras Duo3 y estas funcionan sin problemas. Por lo pronto le doy una calificación de 1 estrella porque no es sano estarle batallando tanto con un producto nuevo

安価で、十分な画質です。 パソコン、スマホで何処でも確認出来て良かった。

Great product at a super price with quick delivery. Just perfect, thanks :)