CX810

I started with a Ring video doorbell in 2017. Last year I moved to PoE Reolink cameras with BlueIris as the NVR (I also have a Reolink 8 NVR but it's just a backup NVR and extra PoE switch). This month I bought a UniFi Cloud Gateway Max and one UniFi camera to test if I want to pay more to move into

I currently use both BlueIris and the Reolink NVR. Reolink NVR is dummy-proof but lacking in features, especially scrubbing video in a timeline. I now use the Reolink NVR as a backup NVR to BlueIris. One of my favorite features of BlueIris is that it has the option to record continuously using the l

You can use the app. The type of motion detection depends on your camera's capabilities. For example, the Cx810 detects animals, cars, and people, while the doorbell detects ringing and people. The older unit, like E1, only detects motion. The limitation with the app is only one detection rule; you

No. This is not good advice. It is pretty bad actually. Your cameras need to be all PoE. No exceptions. Reliable and Wi-Fi do not go together. If you own your property there's no reason not to go with PoE. The difference is massive. Google it. Color night vision cameras can only be used in areas whe

You could get the Reolink CX810, 820 or Duo3V dome. They all have color even at night with some mild street light or their own. They store on 256 GB microSD on the camera. No need for Hub. You can download videos to your phone w their app. Don’t get a whole bundle—pick a couple of cameras. I use the

It has to do with lighting, you don't use a color night vision camera in places that are poorly lit or pitch black. CX410 is a color night vision camera, it requires lighting at night to perform well. When lighting is present in the correct amount, CX410 obliterates RLC-810a, especially in this comp

I use the Reolink TrackMix, Duo 2V 180 degree, CX810 bullet, Reolink wifi doorbell, and finally a Reolink NVR. I also recently installed a UniFi system with 1 UniFi camera because it went on sale and I hear a lot about it. I've gotta say that I'm going to be slowly moving off Reolink. The UI and sof

I have my PoE cameras (front porch and above garage) and NVR in the garage connected to a mesh router point (ASUS Zen Wifi AX). I have one ASUS main router BE-98Pro, and 2 additional mesh access points (including the one in the garage). I also have a PoE switch out there. It works pretty well. Since

can you run that NVR in hybridge mode (where it uses your home network to assign the cameras 192.168 ip addresses, then you can access the cameras directly?or maybe connect the cameras to your home network and access them with the NVR via the home network? The nvr will still record any reolink camer

Those professional models are going to offer better performance than like any "default" model from reolink. Only the CX models would be better but in proper lighting of course, those are literally the best models from Reolink. 180° degrees cameras look good in paper but in reality they stretch the i