REOLINK
E1 Outdoor Pro
Based on 30 Reddit mentions
$109.99
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Best no subscription doorbell cameras?
I just installed a Reolink E1 Outdoor Pro for my sister in law and I was pretty impressed with it. But it's Wi-Fi only, no PoE which I would want.
offlein in r/homeautomation
February 8, 2026 6:23 PM
5
Having a hard time choosing between Ring and Blink
I know you said you aren't looking for alternatives, but I'd suggest you skip those brands entirely, because what you need/want can't be done with those brands if you are looking specifically for cameras, you will end up with the same issues as your sister or worse. Those 2 brands are garbage and se
...Big-Sweet-2179 in r/homesecurity
May 26, 2026 6:45 AM
4
Need help setting up IOT network VLAN
i've battled this exact thing with tapo cameras. the issue is usually that the tapo app uses cloud discovery and doesn't play nice with mdns across subnets. try moving the rule order so the allow from home to iot is at the top. also enable igmp snooping on both vlans. if you keep running into proble
...LetterheadClassic306 in r/Ubiquiti
April 13, 2026 6:29 PM
4
The Good ‘ol Daus
I got a "REOLINK E1 Pro" with some Amazon coupon, they're always on sale. But I don't think it is anything special, it is just cheap, and has RTSP/ONVIF and PTZ. There are many alternatives from other manufacturers. I did have to use their app for initial setup, enable RTSP/ONVIF, and then restart t
...TimeRemove in r/Ubiquiti
March 6, 2026 3:08 PM
3
Suggestion on a single camera
A Reolink E1 Pro or RLC-810A works great for this, both can record directly to your PC via FTP or their app without needing a hub. Just point it at the yard and enable motion alerts. Solar powered ones are nice but battery can struggle in winter; I'd go PoE if you can run a cable.
markbroncco in r/SecurityCamera
May 23, 2026 1:55 AM
1
Looking for a baby camera with cry detection
Reolink E1 Pro, but don't rely on cameras for baby cry detection, they are not reliable at all for this. It is Wi-Fi, this won't be reliable. The audio detection itself is not reliable (there is no brand at this level that has reliable audio detection). You have 2 points of failure which are high. Y
...Big-Sweet-2179 in r/homesecurity
May 25, 2026 5:16 AM
1
My honest review about Tapo camera
Hello. :)C230 is nothing older than E1 Pro and both have similar hardware. I'm not talking about zooming the video (pinch to zoom). I'm talking about when I select a video from the playback I can only press and hold to go left or right without having any real visual of the beginning and the end of t
...satvision83 in r/Tapo
May 4, 2026 11:44 PM
1
Reliable Pan/Tilt camera for 2-month absence (Europe) - Focus on Android App stability & Cloud
Thanks a lot for the detailed response! I've decided to go with the Reolink E1 Pro. I can connect it via Ethernet. I could technically increase my budget for a more expensive model, but since I only need it for about 2 months a year, I'm not sure if it's worth spending more. Regarding the storage: I
...crobartie in r/homesecurity
April 13, 2026 12:10 PM
1
Blue tit nest cam in our garden
I’m using two completely different cameras: one inside the nest box (a Green Backyard Bird WiFi camera) and one outside (a Reolink E1 Outdoor Pro). Both stream via RTSP, which I bring into OBS. Syncing the two feeds has been a real challenge. Ideally, I’d use a Reolink camera inside as well—that wou
...roddeeeh in r/birding
April 29, 2026 6:38 PM
1
Recording over wireless bridge
Not sure it's the same as what you are doing, but... I have a Reolink wireless camera (E1 Outdoor Pro), mains powered, connected by wifi to my AIMesh network. Records fine in frigate.... Distance to the nearest AP is about 12-14m, basically line of sight with very little in the way.
reesim06 in r/frigate_nvr
September 5, 2025 8:22 AM
1