REOLINK E1 Pro(Black) 3K PT Wi-Fi Indoor Camera for Baby & Pet Monitoring, Auto Tracking, 5MP Night Vision Enhanced by F1.6 Aperture, Person/Pet/Baby Crying Detection, 2.4/5GHz Wi-Fi, Two-Way Audio

This camera is great and easy to use to watch my dog when I’m away.Clear picture and great volume, and set up on phone was easy also.I recommended this camera to friends and they think the same.

First unit I received had some issues, which was surprising after such a great experience with my previous purchase of an E1 Outdoor, but these things happen occasionally. Reolink sent out a replacement unit the same day I submitted my return request and I received my new unit the next day. No issues with this unit in the same location so I guess the first one was actually faulty. Got to love a vendor that stands behind their products 100%!The other thing I love about Reolink is their openness and dedication to open source protocols and projects. You have lots of choices for how you consume your camera and you're not tied to someone's app or cloud. Home Assistant integration is amazing and is actively developed. But even if you didn't want to use their integration, you could get your cam into Home Assistant via other methods like Onvif or RTSP. With Reolink, you have options.Like my E1 Outdoor, the camera provides a great image and good streaming as well as local recording with plenty of options for alerts and notifications. AI detection is outstanding for a locally processed detection. If I had to dig for any cons, the only one would be the lack of a patrol mode. I realize it puts strain on the PTZ motor, but it's really useful for two locations I have that I would replace the existing cam with a new Reolink.Very happy with my second purchase (and my quick support resolution) and will be purchasing again.

I’ve been using these Reolink E1 Pro cameras for a while now and I’m seriously impressed, especially for the price. I picked up the 2-pack and only use them in the house when we leave for trips and want to keep an eye on the dogs. After the first setup, it’s as simple as plugging them in. They automatically connect and start working. When we get back, I just unplug them until the next time we need them.They were super easy to set up. Connected to Wi-Fi (both 2.4 and 5 GHz) with no issues. I store all the footage on my Synology NAS, and while Synology’s Surveillance Station is alright, I actually prefer Reolink’s app. It’s faster, easier to use, and just works better for everyday stuff.Video quality is sharp. The motion tracking and person/pet detection features work really well. I’ve used the two-way audio a few times just to mess with my dog or talk to my kid, and it’s super clear.The best part is there’s no monthly fee unless you want their cloud stuff. I just record everything locally to the NAS and it’s solid. Definitely a great option if you want something reliable and easy to use without breaking the bank.Highly recommend. I’ll be buying more when I need extra coverage.

So far so good. Purchased to enable me to watch the activity of my well behaved mini labradoodle. I am a full time traveler and having this camera in my motorhome is absolute plus. I also purchased from amazon an expensive but again incredibly needed product. Working and in hand I can leave my pet with known knowledge of power failures, video surveillance and temperature monitoring. This was my choose for the 5g and WiFi capability. Easy setup and I didn’t hard wire and the delay is manageable. Love the motion detection as well. Enough said.

The day and night picture quality is good for this price point. I could afford to buy 2, so the viewing areas will overlap.Setup: Using the phone app is not all that helpful. The LOUD, annoying voice announcement from the camera is obnoxious. Since I will be using this with a local surveillance recording system versus the phone app, setting up via the phone was a waste of time. I tried this only after failing to get the wireless to connect; let me explain. Reolink has a nice setup and control application that runs on a Windows PC. The E1 Pro has a physical Ethernet port that allows easy, wired network connection. I recommend using your smartphone to read the UID code off of the nearly microscopic QR code on the bottom of the camera. Type this into the UID space on the desktop app. Select "add camera", make sure UID is highlighted and type the code in. You can select Wifi setup and enter the WPA code. This seamed so simple, but I fought the Failed Connection issue for an hour. I tried the phone setup app, but no joy! I had been sure to add the camera MAC to my Wifi MAC filter table. Then DUMMY! The Wifi MAC is different than the Ethernet MAC. I had to temporarily disable MAC filtering, record the Wifi MAC, and add that to my filter table. Camera works great. I love that it supports both 2.4 and 5 GHz wifi. If using third party systems, be sure to enable all the network services when setting up the camera via the desktop app.Select the camera, select Setup (the gear), go the Network > Advanced.Using: I will use the cameras during an upcoming trip. I appreciate that my surveillance system quickly easily found the E1 Pro and supports the Pan and Tilt feature. I will report on the results later.