E1 Pro

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

C230 is low end cheap camera and you are saying it's the best they have the C250 and C260 which are the new recent models and you are comparing to reolink models that cost 200+, even the E1 pro costs 50 are you using the app on other phones with the same account? I never had that kind of problem onl

First of all OP, you must understand that you are not getting anything reliable that's Wi-Fi. You will have issues from time to time, it doesn't matter if you have NASA internet or super Wi-Fi. You will have issues. Only with a PoE camera you wouldn't have issues, but I assume you can't do this beca

I have just bought a Reolink e1 pro. It works perfectly with UniFi protect including ptz . You do not need to add an sd card to the camera Edit: running protect on my cloud gateway fiber

nursery You don’t need a nursery (yet) you need a small cot that goes into the master. Otherwise someone has to sleep in the nursery or get up to tend to the kid every 1-2h Philips Avent baby monitor works well. You can also use a WiFi camera like the Reolink E1 pro. A baby monitor is designed to sc

For cameras inside your home, my personal preference is to go with plug in power, so I can absolutely disable them when I am at home! Specifically, I plug them into cheap "smart plugs" from a different vendor, plugs with an LED showing the state of the controlled outlet -- that way I hit one button

Amcrest and Reolink have a couple of WiFi+Ethernet cameras that sit on tables, like E1 Pro ( this one is not PoE, has a power cord and a separate Ethernet cord) How would the E1Pro be any different than what I already have? Where would be the gain in security if it’s not PoE? The "Po" in "PoE" isn't

I have two Reolink E1 (Zoom and Pro), Eufy wifi floodlight PTZ, and a Amcrest Wifi Doorbell. Some are super stable, some are not. I have Unifi U6 APs with nothing under -60Db, my wifi is rock solid. Some of the wired cameras are not stable too. The problem doesn't split on the wifi/wired divide

For the indoor cameras, I keep them wired into the mains, so there’s no need to recharge them every 6 to 8 weeks. In terms of connectivity they use an internal SD card for recording and you can connect them to your WiFi and your phone. The doorbell camera is wireless, but that one does need charging

This is for pets and I'm guessing you can't drill holes because you are/will be renting as you say, so the best indoor camera for that is going to be a Reolink plugged in Wi-Fi camera. Reolink is the best Wi-Fi camera provider for residential use, IMO. You want plugged in because battery powered cam