REOLINK 4K Solar Security Cameras Wireless Outdoor, 180° Blindspot-Free View, Spotlight Color Night Vision, 5G/2.4GHz Wi-Fi 6, Smart AI Detection, No Monthly Fee, Local Storage, Argus 4+6W Solar Panel

This is a bad ass camera especially for the price. It had a great picture quality and talk about wide range view! It covers a huge expanse. Only thing about the image is I would place it a bit lower then where I have it perched for more detail. I have it in a 4 foot pile attached to the eve of the house. Sonl its like 4' above the peak of the house. It's a good little camera for the price especially! And big plus it's so cute it looks like WALL-E

I've installed probably 20+ of the reolink Argus.They have a large field of view onboard micro sd storage and solar panel. & no subscription!

I got the Reolink 4K solar camera to keep an eye on my property, but at this point, it’s become my personal nature documentary producer. The image quality is so crisp, I can practically see the judgment in my neighbor’s cat’s eyes as it stares into the lens.Setup was a breeze—no need to mess with wires or call an electrician. Just mount it, let the sun do its thing, and boom—24/7 security without ever worrying about charging. And speaking of solar power, I feel like a genius for using the sun to spy on my own driveway. Take that, electricity bill!Motion detection works like a charm, alerting me to everything from package deliveries to the suspicious raccoon trying to break into my trash. And with 4K resolution, I can finally settle the debate over whether it's Bigfoot or just my uncle sneaking around the yard.Bottom line: This camera is top-notch, hassle-free, and makes me feel like a high-tech secret agent. 10/10 would buy again—especially if the raccoons get any smarter!

When I received the camera, the first thing I did was charge it up. After that, I downloaded the app per the instructions from the pamphlet note that the app is entirely different on the App Store then the one that you have to download for this camera. The proper app has to be installed from the barcode within the paperwork. After several attempts of trying to connect the camera to my Wi-Fi and deleting the app and reinstalling it several times the camera never connected to the Wi-Fi. I was on the phone with Reolink and after discussing the problems that I had they realize that there has been a problem with some of the cameras connecting to people‘s Wi-Fi. Was told to return it for credit which that’s what I did after doing that I looked at some of the reviews of why this camera is constantly returned and one of the big issues is the Wi-Fi connectivity. Maybe that’s something that Reolink really needs to consider looking into if they want people to keep the cameras and use them. That is the reason why I’m only giving it one star

Great camera. Love that it captures a wide angle view. High quality live view. Love the motion alerts and that it’s two-way communication. Wish it came with a SD card for recording but I’ll need to buy that separately.

Very good productBetter that the other brand that is too expensive , good vision night quality

Great camera, disappointing power system.I'm very disheartened to have to give anything less than five stars. I took a chance on Reolink cameras and bought my first about six months ago and since then I've replaced every camera, except my doorbell, with Reolink.So, the good part is that the camera itself (functionality, features, build quality) is great. The image stitching is flawless, live view and recording is amazing, and for such a powerful camera, it really comes in a small format.However, the power management is...honestly abysmal. The front of my house faces the rising sun. It get blasted with sunlight for a good portion of the day, way more than the supposed few hours it supposedly takes to charge the camera with the solar panel. At most, in the going on three days I've had this camera, I've gotten it to charge to 40% at most.Now, I'm not sure if it's the solar panel (6W seems pretty low to charge and run a camera) or the batteries because I've had the camera plugged in to a 5W charger (5V 1A as described on the camera) and it also took hours to charge. I think after three hours of charging I got around 30-40%.Even at 40%, I would expect the camera to last the night. I live in a very quiet neighborhood, maybe a few camera events a night. Even with turning recording off AND the PIR sensor, it didn't last the first night (it died before 8:00am and I took it off the charger around 2:00am).The camera is within 20ft of my wireless access point, I've set it to 2.4GHz instead of 5.0GHz wireless to maybe squeeze a little more time out of a charge, and I still cannot get the camera to last a night.It may just be a defective unit, but judging by the other reviews, I'm wondering if Reolink just missed the mark on this one. I'm going to be getting this unit replaced and if my review changes, it was a defective unit. Otherwise, unfortunately I have to give warning to others.

This is a good camera for the money. Resolution is great, very easy to setup.I do not recommend this camera for anyone that experiences periods of cold weather. I have three of them and they all stop working when the temperature goes below freezing. The batteries will not hold a charge, the sun can be bright but will not charge the batteries.If you want a Reolink camera I suggest you go for hard wired model or be willing to have interrupted service....Reolink needs to add this problem to their description or fix the problem