CX810

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CX810

40 positive 0 neutral 18 negative

Based on 58 Reddit mentions

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HOME SECURITY SUGGESTION - LOREX OR REOLINK

Budget build Reolink; their CX410 performs better at night than the CX810. If you have a bit of money to spend, Empire Tech 1.2 CMOS, annke nc800 cameras are a viable option. The S4 Max kit is also a good choice. However, if your budget is $500 or less, I recommend opting for the Reolink CX410 serie

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Strict-Investment-2 in r/homesecurity

February 7, 2026 8:16 AM

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Reolink or Ubiquiti unifi Cameras?

Agree with this, gotta say there are some reolink model with 1/1.8" sensors with 2k/4k res that, more or less, should be a good option for the price sold (~100€ in europe). Like CX810/CX820, too bad they seem to be missing IR

fonzdm in r/homesecurity

March 4, 2026 9:28 PM

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Reolink or Ubiquiti unifi Cameras?

Reolink are meant more to be used in urban areas with tons of lighting at night. This is because Reolink IR night vision models do not have very good performance at night (this might change eventually with a new professional models they might release this year, also Elite xPro beats the G6 180° IMO)

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Big-Sweet-2179 in r/homesecurity

March 5, 2026 3:03 AM

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I’m setting up a home surveillance system

Empire tech better they give you 16mbps bitrate basically phone/netflix video level quality with reolink cx810 their best camera but it's limited to 8mbps bitrate empire tech sell 1/1.2 CMOS camera they're basically best in business yes they sell for $250 each but you're future proof

Strict-Investment-2 in r/homesecurity

April 12, 2026 1:16 AM

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Ce camere de supraveghere folosiți?

eu am mers pe reolink cu nvr local. recomand camerele cx410 si cx810 ce filmeaza color si noaptea daca au putina lumina.

NagaSefu in r/CasualRO

April 20, 2026 5:10 PM

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Another "looking for security cameras" post but with no "no subscription" requirement

I'm rocking the Reolink cameras and I can't love them enough. I did (2) CX810 and (2) TrackMix PoE and they're spectacular. Definitely prefer the TrackMixes, and even Support has been friendly and helpful when I've been looking for better optimization and settings help! I'm getting notifications and

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RussianOnWheels in r/homesecurity

October 23, 2025 2:38 AM

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Returning S4 + HB Pro Setup

I recently bought heavily into the EUFY ecosystem due to some nefarious on goings around the house, got 3 S3 Pros, E40 S340 and HB3. I returned the 2 S3 Pros and S340, all were not doing what they needed to do and not charging even with external panels. Those 3 cams netted me a 5 cam POE Reolink set

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Expert_Climate_7348 in r/EufyCam

May 8, 2026 5:31 PM

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At some point you just turn them off ...

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

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failmatic in r/homeautomation

March 30, 2026 4:46 AM

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Driveway alarm

You need a PoE camera with perimeter protection. If you still want to remain with Reolink, I think there's already a handful that have been updated with that feature and the newer models have that as well. Look for CX820/CX810 (if you have great lighting at night in the whole area), all professional

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Big-Sweet-2179 in r/homesecurity

April 11, 2026 2:06 AM

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Pretty sure i drilled into asbestos :/

Condolences for your diagnosis DIY is highly contagious, and for most people, home ownership is terminal A bit off topic but, Reolink with an SD card for zero subscription fees. The CX810, colour at night, is POE and works great with Home Assistant/Frigate... and now, ask your significant other to t

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kevdash in r/diynz

January 3, 2026 7:22 PM

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