ReolinkPoE Security Camera 5MP Super HD with Person/Vehicle Detection, IP67 Waterproof with microSD Card Slot, Audio, 30m IR Night Vision, RLC-520A 2 Pack

Really good quality cameras, night vision good on them as well, zoom function is good but the picture can get blurry for far away objects but really sharp images in colour mode or Black and White when in normal viewing.Were easy to install and configure and come with a lot of setting for setting up the security area you want cover as well as picking up good audio, although if these are exposed to a windy area, the wind can spoil the audio to the extent you cannot hear anything else.

I know, this review is a little late, but better then never.I have bought these cameras from ReoLink back in 2019 and use them on my property. They are connected to my network via PoE and recording to my NAS (Synology) Survey Station. I have to say, these cameras have nver missed a beat. The image quality is good enough in day and night. I am sure there are better cameras, but for the price these ones are great.Last week I tried to update the firmware but wasn't able to. The update always terminated in an error that the update file is not recognised. It turned out I had downloaded the wrong file (my bad). I opened a support ticketd and got the response within 24 hours with the solution.To summarise my experience:- Decent price- Good cameras with great image quality- Top support.I will buy more ReoLink products in the future.

These were incredibly easy to set up, no power required, just PoE from the Reolink NVR that I purchased with these. Just one cable to the camera.The picture quality is incredible, literally couldnt fault it. The night vision is also pretty good to be honest. I would say the only down side is the motion detection... It is not true motion detection but rather work on a change in pixels. This is all well and good if light stays as a constant but if clouds go over on a sunny day for example it will trigger the motion alerts.There are settings to change motion zones and the sensitivity but it is quite an art to get this working exactly how you want it to with good results. It would be a lot better with true motion detection but then they would probably cost a LOT more.All in all these are brilliant cameras and the quality is top notch.

Reolink RLC-420-5MPThese cameras are superb, crystal clear 5M pictures day and night, the local recording to SD works really well but I had to reduce motion detection sensitivity to stop false triggers.A massive improvement on the previous analogue camera system that were replaced. The cameras work fine with a Floureon NVR using ONVIF on port 8000.I powered them using POE from a Netgear GS108PP POE switch. There is a smart intuitive user interface and configuration using a browser is very easy. The Reolink app also works very well and is able to scan the network to find recently installed cameras. Be sure to use 100% copper Cat5e cable, use a cigarette lighter to check it’s not the cheaper copper coated aluminium. No issues with long cable runs, 100m is fine and add a switch if you need another 100m. There are several YouTube videos showing how to install.Everything you need is in the box, but I recommend using a separate waterproof box for outside connections e.g. Toolstation code: 46428 £1.35In summary, these cameras are incredible value and really well made, I have no hesitation in recommending them.

Great camera, with a good picture and quite good night time picture.Setup was easy, as long as you login to the camera directly (using the IP address only in a browser window), then changing the user/ password, checking all other settings are fine.Then adding the camera on Synology, by searching for the camera, selecting Brand = 'Reolink', Camera Model = 'RLC-420', Port = '80' and username/ password setup.Edit:After first install, I changed my setup, hence needed to re-install the camera. On the setup of the camera, I found that some of the settings needed to be adjusted to ensure the Synology maintains 'keep alive' with the camera.I followed the same setup instructions as I mentioned above, but also perform the following steps to ensure the camera continues to maintain connection (not sure what of the following has done the trick, but these are the setting I personally use):Under Camera Settings (Video Tab)- Change field of view to 5MP- Resolution to 2560x1920 (highest)- Frames to a higher number (I use 16 FPS)- Bitrate to 4096Hope this helps

Nice and easy to use camera. I use with BlueIris, and setup was easy once connected to the network.I found logging onto the camera and enabling the dynamic range functionality improved the image quality at night, with changing light levels.Quality overall appears to be quite high and no issues so far. Only thing to consider is that the attached cable contained an RJ45 socket, power barrel socket and also the reset button.I run this on an isolated network, and can also note that it functions fine as a standalone camera with no cloud requirements. Some of my other ReoLink cameras love to attempt web traffic on a regular basis.

Nice camera, good image quality, still retains good detail at nightime, unfortunately on both my cameras the adjustable ball containing the camera was very loose in its socket and would not stay in position, this has no way of being locked up and is just held by friction, I ended using some white electricians tape to hold it in place, not really ideal but does the job.Would have given 5 stars other than this.