Altas PT Ultra

Anything Reolink is my suggestion. I got the Altas PT Ultra myself for the back garden and it’s top notch.. quality is perfect day or night, charged by solar and runs 24/7. App is really easy to use, lots of features and easy to access past events. No subscription required as it records to an SD car

The reolink Altas Pt Ultra is the only camera in the market, that I'm aware of, that is battery powered and that can record 24/7 to some degree. Any other wireless camera can't record 24/7, they just record motion/detection events. IMO, for a battery powered camera there is no better solution than t

Maintaining a constant wifi connection requires a lot of power and thus if such a camera existed it would need to have a large battery. If you are willing to have a local hub you might want to look at a Reolink Home Hub (NVR) paired with one of their supported battery-powered camera, something like

I’d look into a camera with local storage on an SD card and a battery backup, or better yet, a Reolink Altas PT Ultra. It records 24/7 to an internal SD card even if the WiFi is cut. Also, hide a trail cam (the kind hunters use) high up in a tree, they’re battery-powered, camouflage, and don't need

I've been using a Reolink battery cam with continuous recording for a while, paired with a 6W solar panel. It stays at 100% battery every day, though it's summer at my location right now. If it struggles to keep up in winter, I'll upgrade to a 12W panel (even though it feels a bit big for me). https

Even if you do solar power, there are very few solar-powered cameras that support continuous 24/7 RTSP streaming. The vast majority of battery-powered and solar-powered cameras are designed only for event-based streaming/recording where the camera only fully wakes up and starts streaming or recordin

OP, just to add a bit of info: You won't have zone fencing, which is what you are looking for with a Wi-Fi camera. Just a heads up. Reolink does have a "painting" kind of things where you don't have alerts but, in my experience, doesn't work well. Reolink recently released the Reolink Altas (sort of

I think that having 4G LTE camera is the best in terms of easy install, because you can install them pretty much anywhere outdoors, but the Wyze cam that you are suggesting would only work if there's a light bulb already there. Of course the cons of the 4G LTE camera is that you need a SIM card for

Yes, I think you definitely did a good choice if you are going with Wi-Fi solar powered and Reolink. As a tip, there's the Reolink Altas models (Altas and Altas PT Ultra), those are IMO the best battery powered cameras in the market for residential use right now, especially the Altas model, because

Reolink Altas PT Ultra 24/7 recording out of a solar/Wi-Fi camera is a wonderful (and rare) thing. I just pulled up one I have for a display at my shop. I'm across town, and it loaded the live view in 3 seconds.